Frequently Asked Questions

We deliver throughout Benton and Washington counties, including Bentonville, Bella Vista, Rogers, Springdale, Fayetteville, and the smaller towns between them. See our full service area for the complete list.

Yes. Gravity Dumpster Rental Bentonville is licensed and insured, and has operated locally since 2015.

Call (479) 364-6780. We don't use an online contact form or quote calculator; every order is confirmed over the phone with a flat-rate price up front.

Same-day delivery is often available, especially for addresses close to our Bentonville yard. Call in the morning for the best chance at same-day service; next-day delivery is standard when we're booked out.

The rental period, delivery, pickup, and disposal up to the tonnage listed for your container size. There's no separate delivery fee or hidden pickup charge on top of the quoted flat rate.

Yes. We work with homeowners on remodels and cleanouts, and with contractors, property managers, and businesses on construction, commercial, and demolition debris. See our services page for the full list.

Five sizes: 10, 15, 20, 30, and 40 yard. See our size guide for dimensions and typical uses for each.

It depends on the project. A single-room cleanout or small yard job usually fits a 10-yard container; a kitchen or bath remodel often calls for a 15 or 20; new construction and whole-house gut jobs typically need a 30 or 40. Call and describe the job and we'll help you size it correctly.

A 10-yard holds roughly 3 to 4 pickup truck loads and takes about 22 feet of clear driveway space; a 20-yard holds 6 to 8 pickup loads and needs about 34 feet. See our 10-yard and 20-yard pages for full specs.

It varies by size, from 1 to 2 tons on a 10-yard up to 4 to 5 tons on a 40-yard. Heavy debris like concrete or roofing shingles fills the weight allowance with far less volume than lighter household waste, so the right size depends on what's going in as much as how much.

In many cases, yes, call as soon as you realize you'll need more room and we'll see what's available rather than waiting until the container is already overflowing.

A 15 or 20-yard container covers the majority of single-family remodel and cleanout jobs we deliver for across Northwest Arkansas.

Certain hazardous materials, like paint, batteries, tires, and some electronics, generally can't go in a standard roll-off. See our full breakdown of what's allowed and what isn't.

Yes, but concrete and other heavy debris are dense enough that a 10-yard container can hit its weight allowance with only a few inches of material across the floor. We offer dedicated heavy-debris options for concrete-only loads; see our concrete and heavy debris page.

In most cases, yes, but let us know what's going in when you book so we can recommend the right size and confirm there's nothing prohibited in the mix.

Usually not for driveway placement on your own property. Permits generally come into play only if the container has to sit in a street or public right-of-way, and rules vary by city. See our permit guide for specifics.

Yes. Just know that shingles are heavy, roughly 230 to 250 pounds per square for three-tab and 350 to 430 pounds per square for architectural shingles, so the size you need depends on the roof's square footage and shingle type. See our roofing dumpster guide.

Call us as soon as you notice. Depending on the material, there may be an extra removal or disposal fee, but we'd rather know ahead of pickup than have it flagged at the landfill.