Residential Dumpster Rental
Driveway-safe roll-off containers for Cape Cod homeowners clearing basements, attics, garages and remodels.
Learn moreCape Cod · Barnstable County · Since 2011
Roll-off containers delivered from our East Falmouth yard to all fifteen Cape Cod towns. Flat rates with the disposal included, five sizes from 10 to 40 yards, and a phone number that reaches somebody who knows your street.
Mon–Sat 7:00am – 6:00pm · Sun by appointment
CC Dumpster Rental Cape Cod runs out of a yard on 19 Tradesman Cir in East Falmouth, a couple of minutes off Route 28. Nate Souza started the company in 2011 with one truck, and the reason was simple enough: the haulers working this stretch of the Cape were hard to reach, vague about timing and quick to add a charge nobody had mentioned. So we do the opposite. One number that covers the job. A delivery window we actually hit. A person on the phone rather than a form on a website.
Cape Cod is one county and fifteen genuinely different towns, and the differences matter to a truck. Half of Truro sits inside the National Seashore. Provincetown's West End has streets barely wide enough for a container and almost no driveways. The Route 6A corridor runs through a historic district. Almost every property here is on a Title 5 septic system that a loaded container must never sit over. Knowing that before the truck arrives is most of the job.
Whatever you are clearing — a cedar shingle tear-off, a family cottage, a framing job or a yard full of storm-downed pitch pine — the container exists for it. Call (774) 208-0570 and describe it in a sentence.
Services
Twelve service lines out of one yard. Same containers, same flat pricing — what changes is how the load gets sized and what has to stay out of it.
Driveway-safe roll-off containers for Cape Cod homeowners clearing basements, attics, garages and remodels.
Learn moreScheduled containers and swap-outs for Cape shops, restaurants, inns, marinas and property managers.
Learn moreJobsite roll-offs sized by phase, with the source separation Massachusetts actually requires built in.
Learn moreTear-off containers sized by squares and layers — asphalt, cedar shingle and shake, set tight to the eave.
Learn more10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 yard roll-off containers delivered across all fifteen Cape Cod towns.
Learn moreA container on your drive for as long as you need, so you can clear the house on your own schedule.
Learn moreSizes
Weight and volume are separate limits. The material you are loading decides which one runs out first.
Heavy, dense debris and tight driveways: concrete, brick, tile, one-room gut.
See the 10 yardTwo-room remodels, garage and shed cleanouts, small roof tear-offs.
See the 15 yardFull roof replacement, whole-floor renovation, three or four bedroom cleanout.
See the 20 yardCottage gut renovation, whole-house estate cleanout, storm debris, demolition.
See the 30 yardStructural demolition, commercial and multi-unit work, high-volume bulky debris.
See the 40 yard| Size | Dimensions | Capacity | Weight included | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Yard Dumpster | typically about 12 ft long × 8 ft wide × 3.5 ft high | about 3-4 pickup truck loads | 1-2 tons | Heavy, dense debris and tight driveways: concrete, brick, tile, one-room gut. |
| 15 Yard Dumpster | typically about 16 ft long × 8 ft wide × 4 ft high | about 4-6 pickup truck loads | 2 tons | Two-room remodels, garage and shed cleanouts, small roof tear-offs. |
| 20 Yard Dumpster | typically about 22 ft long × 8 ft wide × 4.5 ft high | about 6-8 pickup truck loads | 2-3 tons | Full roof replacement, whole-floor renovation, three or four bedroom cleanout. |
| 30 Yard Dumpster | typically about 22 ft long × 8 ft wide × 6 ft high | about 9-12 pickup truck loads | 3-4 tons | Cottage gut renovation, whole-house estate cleanout, storm debris, demolition. |
| 40 Yard Dumpster | typically about 22 ft long × 8 ft wide × 8 ft high | about 12-16 pickup truck loads | 4-5 tons | Structural demolition, commercial and multi-unit work, high-volume bulky debris. |
How it works
Most bookings take under four minutes.
One short conversation. We ask what you are clearing, where the box needs to sit and when you need it, and whether the property is on septic. No forms, no waiting on an email.
You get one number covering delivery, the rental period, pickup, disposal and a stated tonnage allowance. If a smaller box does the job we will say so.
The driver walks the spot with you, lays protection under the rails and sets the container square. If the surface is sand, shell or soft ground we will say so before we set it down.
Keep it level with the top rail and keep the banned items out. Need a swap mid-job or an early pickup? One call and we are on it.
Clean concrete, metal and green waste get routed for recovery rather than buried, which is what the Massachusetts disposal bans require. You get your driveway back the way you left it.
Local knowledge
There is a difference between covering an area and knowing it. We know which Woods Hole lanes a roll-off truck can turn on, which Osterville driveways have a stone apron that will rut, that the Orleans rotary in August is a scheduling problem and not just a traffic one, and that a Provincetown placement usually means a conversation with the town before it means a truck.
Our service area page breaks the Cape into the four stretches locals actually think in — Upper, Mid, Lower and Outer — and each town has its own page covering access, housing stock and the local rules we run into.

Why us
The phone rings at 19 Tradesman Cir in East Falmouth. Whoever picks up knows which Woods Hole lanes a truck can turn on, which Provincetown streets have no driveway at all, and what the Route 6 backup is doing that afternoon.
Delivery, the rental period, pickup, fuel, disposal and a stated tonnage allowance in a single number. If your load looks like it will go over, we say so before the truck leaves the yard.
Call early and most Falmouth, Bourne, Sandwich, Mashpee and Barnstable orders go out the same day. Lower and Outer Cape runs are scheduled — honestly, and in advance.
Almost every property here is on Title 5 septic. We will not set a loaded container over a tank, a distribution box or a leach field, and boards go under the rails on every driveway as standard.
Weight fills a container long before volume does. If a 10 yard filled halfway is the honest answer for your concrete, that is what we will quote you.
MassDEP bans concrete and brick, metals, clean gypsum, yard waste, mattresses and textiles from disposal. We sort to that list as standard and tell you how to keep a load clean on site.
Talk to a real person
Tell us the town, the material and roughly how much of it there is. You will have a price and a delivery window before you hang up. Call (774) 208-0570.
Mon–Sat 7:00am – 6:00pm · Sun by appointment
Credentials
No invented testimonials on this page. These are checkable facts, and the client's real Google reviews slot in here at launch.
Fully insured for general liability and commercial auto. A certificate of insurance goes to your property manager, general contractor or association on request, usually the same day.
Nate Souza started the company in 2011 and still runs it. The number on this page reaches the East Falmouth yard, not an answering service in another state.
Bourne to Provincetown, plus the villages inside them. We tell you honestly which are same-day and which are scheduled runs before you book, not after.
Clean concrete, scrap metal and green waste get routed for recovery rather than buried, which is what the MassDEP disposal bans require and what keeps a load from being charged back.
Guides
Sizing maths, disposal rules, permits and placement — the things that cost money when you get them wrong.
Costs & Planning
An insider breakdown of how roll-off pricing is built on Cape Cod, why bridge traffic and Outer Cape mileage change the math, and what turns a cheap quote expensive.
Rules & Regulations
MassDEP bans fourteen materials from disposal statewide, and those bans are where surprise dumpster fees come from. A plain-English reference on what goes in, what stays out, and where prohibited items go on Cape Cod.
Rules & Regulations
An honest look at Cape Cod dumpster permits: the one town with a published rule, the fourteen where nothing is posted, and exactly who to call in each before you book a delivery.
Service area
We run roll-off containers out of our 19 Tradesman Cir yard in East Falmouth to all fifteen Cape Cod towns and the villages inside them — from Woods Hole and the Bourne bridges through the Mid Cape and Route 6A, out past the Orleans rotary and up the Outer Cape to Provincetown. Outer Cape runs are scheduled rather than same-day, and in July and August everything books up early. If your village is not listed, call anyway. We almost certainly get there.
Answers
The price depends on the container size, how dense the debris is, how long you keep it and how far out on the Cape you are. What matters more is how the price is built. Ours is a flat rate covering delivery, the rental period, pickup, fuel, disposal and a stated tonnage allowance, so the figure you are quoted is the figure you pay unless the load goes over that weight. Call with a short description of the job and you will get a firm number on that call, not a callback.
On the Upper and Mid Cape a morning call is often an afternoon delivery. The Lower and Outer Cape run on scheduled routes, so plan on a day or two. From Memorial Day through Labor Day everything tightens up and a week of notice is realistic. Jobsite swap-outs get priority over new deliveries, because a full container stops a crew working.
It depends on the town and on where the container sits. On your own driveway it is usually straightforward, although Falmouth requires a fire prevention permit for any dumpster over six cubic yards even on private property. Anything placed in a street or public right-of-way should be treated as needing town permission. Our town-by-town permit guide lists who to call in each of the fifteen towns.
Hazardous waste of any kind, paint and solvents, fuel and oil, propane tanks, asbestos, refrigerant appliances, ammunition and medical waste are never allowed. Massachusetts then adds its own disposal bans, which is the part that catches people out: asphalt, brick and concrete, metals, clean gypsum wallboard, leaves and yard waste, whole tires, and since November 2022 mattresses and textiles. Banned material found in a load gets pulled and charged back.
The septic question is the one nobody asks and everybody should. Almost every Cape property is on a Title 5 system, and a loaded roll-off over a tank, distribution box or leach field can crack a lid or collapse a D-box. Your town's Board of Health holds the as-built plan showing where yours is. On the driveway itself, boards go under the rails as standard on every placement, and we will talk you out of a spot that looks wrong before we set the container down.
Volume and weight are two separate limits and the material decides which one stops you first. Household clear-outs and construction offcuts run out of space, so size up. Concrete, brick, tile, plaster and wet carpet run out of weight with the box barely a third full, so size down and fill it part way. The 20 yard suits most whole-project jobs; the 10 yard is the right answer for anything heavy.
Yes, all fifteen towns. Distance is real, so an Outer Cape run is scheduled rather than same-day and is not priced identically to a Falmouth delivery. We tell you both things on the phone. In Provincetown and parts of Wellfleet, where many properties have no driveway at all, placement needs planning before anything is booked.
October through April, without question. Contractors are more available, containers are easier to schedule, and you are not competing with rental turnover. That off-season window is when most serious renovation work on the Cape actually happens. If your job has to run in July or August, book as far ahead as you can and expect Saturday slots to go first.