Your premier vendor for all your roll-off disposal needs and portable toilet services

Our dumpsters are not just for one-time use—if you need multiple loads to finish your disposal project, Cloud-Nine Construction Containers is here with you for the whole duration of your job. When you see trash or debris starting to pile up and fill your dumpster rental, then consider giving us a call to get your container emptied and a new one set. When switching out a container, it’s best to call us before it’s full so we can schedule you for soon as possible. Each time your dumpster is exchanged, it’s like starting a new rental. The time period you can keep the dumpster resets and it’s another charge. Don’t worry if you have a long term project! At Cloud-Nine, we will keep your project moving the whole time.

At Cloud-Nine, we don’t just do roll-offs for the big jobs, we also handle residential work! If you have a garage cleanout, remodel or yard cleanup job coming up on the horizon, we are ready to help you get it handled. From sheetrock and insulation to tree debris and tile, siding, or just trash material, a Cloud-Nine container will get the job done. For your next residential project, go with Cloud-Nine.

If you need roll-off service for a large commercial job, Cloud-Nine is ready to help. From demolition of large buildings, to interior retail tear outs, all the way down to small restaurant remodels, Cloud-Nine has the expertise and know-how to get your job moving and on schedule. Our team is experienced in helping navigate how many containers and of what sizes you would need for your jobsite. No matter the scope or nature of your project, we can provide containers and communication and keep your jobsite rolling. Give us a call to get started! 

Cloud-Nine containers can help you dispose of almost everything you may be needing to get rid of, but there are some items and materials that shouldn’t be placed inside the dumpster. Some of the most common of these banned items are appliances like refrigerators, washers, stoves, dryers and hot water heaters. Mattresses are also unable to be loaded into the container because of their springs. And also beware not to toss in any chemical products, tires, or bulk electronics like tube TVs and computer monitors. And last but perhaps most importantly, our containers can not handle any dirt or concrete.

It’s not only the sheer weight you load into a dumpster that can encumber it, it’s also how you load the material. Even lighter debris, like wood and sheetrock, should be placed in a level way inside the container. If too much material is stacked to one side, it can prevent our truck from being able to pick up the dumpster, which can incur a dry run charge. It’s always best to make sure whatever you’ve loaded into the dumpster is spread out across the entire container as much as possible. This goes doubly for material possibly too crammed towards the front of the dumpster, furthest away from the backdoor. If too much debris is packed toward the front, it exponentially makes it more difficult for the roll-off truck to be able to winch the container onto its back. Also remember to never load past the fill-line or the rim of the dumpster itself! 

There is a Cloud-Nine container for every job, and we are ready to help you decide which is best for you. For smaller cleanouts and cleanups, the 15-yard container will be your go-to. A small kitchen remodel, a backyard cleanup, or a quick shingle tear off are all suitable for the smallest of our containers. If you are attempting a larger project, like a multi-room remodel, or small interior tear-out job, then it may be time to bring out the 20-yard. Also suitable for the 20-yard are larger garage, shop, and home cleanouts. When you are undergoing a substantial project like a house demolition, large-scale property cleanup, or commercial cleanout, then it’s time for the 30-yard container to make an appearance. 

There are some considerations and responsibilities that go with renting a Cloud-Nine container. The primary of which is making sure your jobsite or property is prepared for the container itself. Any entrance way or driveway for the container will require twelve feet of width for the roll-off truck to make any necessary turns. In addition, the truck will also need vertical clearance of fourteen feet, so beware of any branches or powerlines. Make sure to remove any sharp or obstructing items in the path of the delivery truck as well. Also, a firm foundation such as gravel, concrete or asphalt is best for the location of the container, so verify if the ground is too wet or soft before delivery. Always have your phone ready in case our driver needs to contact you for additional directions or placement instructions. Once your preparation is complete, delivery is just a phone call away with Cloud-Nine Construction Containers!