Dumpster Rental in Centreville, Virginia

Centreville sits in Fairfax County, which carries the highest tipping fees in Virginia — reflecting the dense suburban market and limited landfill capacity in Northern Virginia. That said, Centreville pricing is competitive within the county. Standard roll-off rentals run $315–$520 for a 10–14 day term:

• 10-yard dumpster ($315–$365): Handles single-room renovations, bathroom demos, garage cleanouts, and small landscaping jobs. Most Centreville driveways accommodate this size without street placement.
• 15-yard dumpster ($345–$400): Right for deck removals, mid-size attic cleanouts, and renovation debris from two to three rooms.
• 20-yard dumpster ($380–$455): The most-used size for Centreville homeowners — handles full kitchen renovations, roofing tear-offs, and estate cleanouts for a typical 3–4 bedroom colonial.
• 30-yard dumpster ($445–$490): Larger whole-home renovations, full estate clear-outs, or commercial tenant improvement projects near the Centreville/Chantilly commercial corridor.
• 40-yard dumpster ($480–$520): Major construction, large commercial projects, or multi-phase demolition work.

Fairfax County overage fees run $75–$100 per ton over the base weight allowance — on the higher end of Virginia rates. Concrete, soil, and dense masonry exceed weight limits fast, so confirm weight caps before loading.

Centreville is an unincorporated CDP within Fairfax County — all permitting falls under county jurisdiction.

Private property placement (your driveway, parking lot, or yard): No permit required. The majority of Centreville residential projects fall here — most single-family homes and newer townhomes in communities like Sully Station, Lifestyle Center, and Bull Run have driveways adequate for a 10- or 20-yard container.

Public street or county right-of-way placement: Fairfax County requires a Right-of-Way Use Permit from the Fairfax County Department of Public Works and Environmental Services (DPWES). Applications are submitted online through the county's permit portal. Fees run $100–$150 and processing typically takes 3–5 business days.

Most Centreville roll-off loads move through Fairfax County's waste infrastructure, primarily:

• I-66 Transfer Station (4618 West Ox Rd, Fairfax, VA 22030): The nearest major Fairfax County solid waste facility to Centreville. Handles mixed C&D and MSW — this is where most standard roll-off containers get tipped before materials are transferred to regional landfills.
• Lorton Landfill (9850 Furnace Rd, Lorton, VA 22079): Fairfax County's primary landfill for non-recyclable waste. Significant tipping fees here are a key driver of roll-off pricing across the county.

Fairfax County and Northern Virginia jurisdictions have local C&D diversion requirements — recyclable materials like concrete, clean wood, and ferrous metals should be separated from general debris at certified facilities. Ask your provider whether they sort recyclable C&D or route everything into a mixed stream.

Centreville's housing stock ranges from 1980s–1990s colonials and townhomes in established communities to newer single-family neighborhoods in the Sully Station and Bull Run areas. Renovation and construction activity is consistently high. Common roll-off project types:

• Kitchen and bath renovations: 1990s kitchens throughout Sully Station, Centreville Glen, and Bull Run Estates are being updated in high volume. A 20-yard handles a full kitchen gut including cabinets, flooring, and drywall.
• Roofing replacements: A 10-yard is the standard for a single-story residential roof in Centreville; larger two-story colonials may need a 15-yard.
• Whole-house renovations and estate cleanouts: Full gut-rehabs — common when properties change ownership — need a 20–30 yard container depending on scope and furnishings.
• Basement finishing and demo: Unfinished basements being converted to living space generate significant framing, insulation, and drywall debris. A 15–20 yard container covers most basement projects.
• Commercial construction near Route 28: The Route 28 Tech Corridor and Chantilly area commercial market adjacent to Centreville keeps large 30- and 40-yard containers in steady demand on commercial job sites.