Dumpsters.com Rental Locator Scraper

Find dumpster rental pricing, availability, and specs from dumpsters.com — a nationwide roll-off dumpster rental service. Look up pricing by city or state, compare dumpster sizes (10-40 yard), or browse rental options by waste/project type (construction debris, household junk, yard waste, concrete, and more). No login, no proxy, no cost to run.

Ideal for construction and renovation companies, junk-removal businesses, and homeowners comparing dumpster rental options and researching typical pricing in their area.

What this actor does

• Pricing by location — low/high/average rental price for any of 300 US cities & counties dumpsters.com serves (46 states + DC)
• Statewide coverage — pull pricing for every location dumpsters.com serves in a given state
• Size specs — dimensions (height/width/depth), volume in cubic yards, description, image, nationwide price range, and typical renter type for each of the 6 standard roll-off sizes (10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 40 yard)
• Waste/project type info — service details, quote links, typical customer type, and related services for 11 waste and project categories (construction, residential, concrete, roofing, yard waste, industrial, demolition, dirt, solar, contractor, and event waste)
• Empty fields are always omitted — every returned field has real, current data from dumpsters.com

Modes

Mode	What it returns
byCity	Pricing + available sizes for one location (default)
byState	Pricing + available sizes for every location dumpsters.com serves in a state
bySize	Dimensions/specs for one dumpster size, or all 6 if none specified
byWasteType	Service info for one waste/project type, or all 11 if none specified

Output fields

byCity / byState (recordType: "cityPricing")

• locationSlug, cityLabel, stateCode, stateName
• serviceName, description
• lowPrice, highPrice, averagePrice, currency
• availableSizes[] — { sizeYards, name, description, volumeCubicYards, url } for each size offered at this location
• pricingIncludes — what's bundled into the quoted price
• sourceUrl, scrapedAt

bySize (recordType: "dumpsterSize")

• sizeYards, name, description, imageUrl
• dimensions — { height, width, depth }
• nationalLowPrice, nationalHighPrice, currency, inStock — nationwide price range for this size across all dumpsters.com service areas
• audienceTypes[] — { name, url } typical renters for this size (e.g. Homeowners, Contractors)
• relatedSizes[] — { sizeYards, name, url }
• sourceUrl, scrapedAt

byWasteType (recordType: "wasteTypeService")

• wasteTypeSlug, wasteTypeLabel, name, serviceType, description, imageUrl
• serviceArea, quoteUrl, phone
• audienceTypes[] — { name, url } typical customers for this waste/project type (e.g. Roofing Contractors, Landscapers)
• similarServices[] — { name, url }
• sourceUrl, scrapedAt

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
mode	select	byCity	byCity / byState / bySize / byWasteType
locationSlug	select	chicago-il	Location for byCity (300 options)
state	select	–	US state for byState (46 states + DC dumpsters.com serves)
size	select	–	Dumpster size in yards for bySize (blank = all 6)
wasteType	select	–	Waste/project type for byWasteType (blank = all 11)
minPrice	integer	–	Drop locations priced below this (USD)
maxPrice	integer	–	Drop locations priced above this (USD)
maxItems	integer	20	Cap on emitted records for byState/bySize/byWasteType

Example: all dumpster pricing in Texas under $1000

{
  "mode": "byState",
  "state": "tx",
  "maxPrice": 1000,
  "maxItems": 50
}

Note: maxPrice filters on the location's high end of its advertised price range (the cost of its biggest available dumpster), so it only matches locations where every size is affordable within budget -- not just the cheapest size. Use a higher maxPrice if you only care about the low end.

Example: specs for every dumpster size

{
  "mode": "bySize",
  "maxItems": 10
}

Example: dumpster options for a roofing project

{
  "mode": "byWasteType",
  "wasteType": "roofing-dumpster"
}

Use cases

• Construction & renovation companies — compare dumpster rental pricing across multiple job-site cities before bidding a project
• Junk-removal businesses — research local competitor pricing and available sizes by market
• Homeowners — figure out what size dumpster fits a home cleanout, renovation, or yard-waste job and what it typically costs
• Roofing & demolition contractors — find waste-type-specific service details (roofing debris, demolition debris) and typical customer type
• Real-estate & property managers — budget dumpster costs across a multi-state portfolio using byState

FAQ

Does this need a login or API key? No — all data comes from dumpsters.com's public pages.

Which locations are covered? 300 cities/counties across 46 states + Washington DC. dumpsters.com's sitemap lists 364 service-area pages total, but 64 of them (43 individual cities plus all 21 New Jersey county-level rollup pages) render no pricing data on the live page at all — those are excluded so every location option in this actor reliably returns a record. Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming are not currently served by dumpsters.com and are not listed.

Why only 6 dumpster sizes? dumpsters.com publishes full dimension specs only for its standard roll-off sizes (10-40 yard). Smaller bag/mini-container options don't have published structured specs on the site.

Is zip-code lookup supported? Not currently — dumpsters.com's zip-based quote tool requires an interactive session. City/county/state lookup covers the same public pricing data reliably.

Data source

All data is read from dumpsters.com's own schema.org structured data (JSON-LD Service/Product blocks) embedded in its public pages — the same structured data Google uses for search snippets. No account, cookies, or paid proxy required.