The hauler trusted in Burbank.
Rent-A-Bin
At Rent-A-Bin, we take pride in being a family-owned business that has served the San Fernando Valley since 1979. Our commitment to providing quality bin rental services, along with our community support, has helped us build lasting relationships with our customers. We offer a variety of waste bins to rent, ensuring that we meet the needs of our community.
Built for Burbank projects.
Burbank packs several different kinds of job into 17 square miles. Magnolia Park is small pre-war lots with narrow driveways and a lot of mid-remodel bungalows, where the size of the container is decided by the frontage before anything else. The Rancho is horse property, with barns, tack rooms and outbuildings that produce genuinely awkward cleanouts. Burbank Hills is hillside lots with steep approaches and retaining walls that eventually come out. And the Media District runs on a different clock entirely, with studio, office and tenant-improvement work that fills a 40-yard fast and needs it gone faster.
The hauler behind this page is Rent-A-Bin, family-run since 1979 out of their own yard in Chatsworth. Two things make them the right fit here. Their pricing is flat by area rather than by the mile, so a Burbank address quotes the same number wherever in the city it sits and nothing is added when the truck is dispatched. And the rental period is 14 days, not the 7 almost everyone else gives you, which on a two-week bathroom or kitchen job is the difference between finishing comfortably and paying for extension days.
The permit counter closes for lunch
Burbank calls it a large dumpster container permit and issues it at Public Works, 150 North Third Street, (818) 238-3950. The counter runs 8:00 to noon and 1:00 to 3:30, and closes at 3:00 on Fridays. Turn up at 12:30 and you wait. Driveway placement skips all of it.
14 days, not 7
Two weeks are included in the price here, twice the standard most haulers offer. Extra days are $15 after that, and finishing early costs nothing. On a remodel that is the single most valuable line on the quote.
Magnolia Park frontages are small
The pre-war lots north of Magnolia have short driveways and tight setbacks. The 10-yard mini fits in one driveway space and carries 2 tons, which keeps the bin off the street and out of the permit process on exactly the blocks where a street placement is hardest.
Rubble goes in a lowboy, clean if you can
Concrete, dirt, brick and asphalt ride in a 10-yard lowboy, $700 mixed with other debris at 3 tons or $800 as a clean load at 10 tons. Keeping the rubble separate more than pays for itself on any hillside wall or old patio removal.
Bin rental, right-sized for Burbank.
Roll-off dumpsters from 10 to 40 cubic yards. Most Burbank, CA home projects fit in a 10 or 20 yarder. Lowboys are available separately for concrete, dirt, and asphalt. Burbank customers ask for a bin as often as a dumpster — same container, same flat price.
| Container | Typical Burbank job | Tons included | Burbank flat rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 yd mini | Garage or estate cleanout, small remodel, tight driveway | 2 tons | $500 |
| 25 yd | Kitchen or bath gut, whole-home cleanout, brush clearing | 3 tons | $700 |
| 40 yd | Full remodel, demolition, studio and commercial jobs | 4 tons | $850 |
| 10 yd lowboy · mixed | Dirt or concrete mixed with other debris | 3 tons | $700 |
| 10 yd lowboy · clean | Clean concrete, dirt, brick or asphalt only | 10 tons | $800 |
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What customers say.
Rent-A-Bin averages 5 ★ across 11 verified Google reviews from Burbank, CA customers and the surrounding area.
“Very user-friendly and efficient. Text reminders for drop off and pick up are super helpful and they got the job done on the requested dates. Thanks!”
“Honest, from office to drivers top notch. If you need a bin this is the place to use.”
“Great service. Very responsive customer service and very helpful. Thank you.”
Serving Burbank and the east Valley.
Container Connect's Burbank, California haulers cover surrounding cities and neighborhoods, with most deliveries within a 15-mile radius of Burbank. Common service areas include:
ZIP codes: 91501, 91502, 91504, 91505, 91506
Dumpster rental in Burbank, answered.
How much does a dumpster rental cost in Burbank, CA?
Burbank is priced as one flat area, so every address in the city pays the same: $500 for a 10-yard mini, $700 for a 25-yard and $850 for a 40-yard, with delivery, pickup and a 14-day rental included. Lowboys for heavy material are $700 mixed and $800 as a clean load. There is no per-mile charge, so the quote does not change when the truck is dispatched.
Do I need a permit for a dumpster in Burbank?
On your own driveway, no. In the street or public right-of-way, yes — Burbank calls it a large dumpster container permit and it comes from Public Works at 150 North Third Street. Call (818) 238-3950 or go to the counter, but mind the hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 to noon and 1:00 to 3:30, and it closes at 3:00 on Fridays. That mid-day lunch closure catches people out, so do not turn up at 12:30 expecting to be seen.
How long can I keep the dumpster in Burbank?
14 days, included in the price. That is twice what most haulers give you, and it is the single biggest reason this hauler wins Burbank jobs — a two-week remodel does not need an extension. Extra days are $15 each after that, and there is no penalty for finishing early; call for pickup whenever you are done.
What size dumpster do I need in Burbank?
The 10-yard mini fits in a single driveway space and carries 2 tons, which suits garage and estate cleanouts and small remodels — it is also the size to pick on the narrow Magnolia Park lots where a bigger box would block the sidewalk. The 25-yard with 3 tons handles a kitchen or bath gut, a whole-home cleanout or brush clearing. The 40-yard with 4 tons is for full remodels, demolition and commercial work.
Can I put concrete, dirt or tile in a Burbank dumpster?
Yes, but it rides in a lowboy rather than a standard roll-off. In Burbank a 10-yard lowboy is $700 mixed with other debris at a 3-ton allowance, or $800 as a clean load of concrete, dirt, brick or asphalt only, which buys you a 10-ton allowance. Clean loads are the cheaper way to move real tonnage, so keep the rubble separate from the rest of the job. Overweight is $125 a ton.
How fast can a dumpster be delivered in Burbank?
The yard is in Chatsworth, about half an hour across the Valley, and most Burbank deliveries land within one to two business days — up to four in the spring and summer peak. They run Monday to Friday 8 to 4 and Saturday mornings 8 to noon, with no Sunday service, so plan a Friday delivery if you want the bin for a weekend job.
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