Dumpster rental in
Culver City, CA.

Culver City is priced as a single flat area, so every address in the city pays the same rate: $325 for a 3-yard, $675 for a 10-yard, $775 for a 20-yard, and $625 for a 6-yard lowboy. Delivery, pickup, dump fees and a 7-day rental are included, and there is no per-mile charge. That matters here because the yard is in the San Fernando Valley, and haulers who price by distance add a surcharge to cross the hill that never shows up until the truck is dispatched.

If the container takes up a parking space or sits in the street in front of the property, yes. Culver City's Public Works Engineering Division issues the dumpster permit, online or in person at City Hall, 9770 Culver Blvd, 2nd Floor, and applications are processed within 5 business days. Payment is due before the permit is issued. The city also requires temporary NO PARKING signs posted at least 48 hours before the parking restriction takes effect, facing oncoming traffic, with photos of the posted signs emailed to parking enforcement. Check the city's property information map first, because parts of the area around Culver City are actually City of Los Angeles and fall under different rules.

If the bin is going on your own driveway, same-day or next-day is typical. If it is going in the street, work backward from the permit: the city takes up to 5 business days to process the application and the no-parking signs have to be up 48 hours before the restriction starts. Plan roughly a week and a half from application to delivery, and start the permit before you book the container rather than after.

For a condo or apartment cleanout, or a single room, the 3-yard at $325 is the right size and fits in a single parking space. It carries 800 pounds, so it is for furniture, boxes and household clutter rather than tile or plaster. Kitchen and bath remodels, unit turnovers and whole-home cleanouts want the 10-yard at $675 with 2 tons included. Office and tenant-improvement work along the Washington and Hayden corridors usually needs the 20-yard at $775.

7 days are included in the flat rate, and extra days are $25 each. There is no penalty for finishing early — call for pickup whenever you are done. If the container is in the street, match the rental window to the dates on your Culver City permit, since the parking restriction is tied to what you applied for.

Yes, in the 6-yard lowboy rather than a standard roll-off. The lowboy is $625 flat here and carries no weight limit at all, which makes it the container for patio and driveway demolition, backyard hardscape removal and bathroom tile. That same material in a 3-yard blows past the 800-pound allowance almost immediately, and overweight runs $110 per ton.

Same-day and next-day delivery are typical year round, and the yard runs seven days a week — 7am to 7pm weekdays, 7am to 5pm Saturday, and 9am to 2pm Sunday. Sunday service is rare in this trade and useful if you are doing the work yourself on a weekend. The only thing that slows a Culver City job down is the street permit, not the container.

Yes, and at the same flat rate, because pricing is set by service area rather than by distance. Note that those neighborhoods are City of Los Angeles, not Culver City, so a street placement there goes through LA's permit process instead of Culver City's — the boundary runs through the middle of some blocks. Enter the delivery address and the quote shows the real price for that address.