Dumpster Rental in Everett, Washington

Expect to pay $340–$620 for dumpster rental in Everett, with the final number shaped by container size, the type of material you're tossing, and how long you need it. Waste hauled from Everett goes to the Snohomish County Solid Waste Transfer Center at 10700 Minuteman Drive (ZIP 98204), which keeps haul distances short for most Everett addresses — a factor that holds prices down relative to outlying Snohomish County areas.

• 10-yard dumpster: ~$225–$385 — garage cleanouts, single-room remodels, modest landscaping debris in 98201 or 98203
• 15-yard dumpster: ~$240–$450 — bathroom gut jobs, deck removal, attic cleanouts in older Northwest Everett homes
• 20-yard dumpster: ~$275–$540 — full kitchen renovations, roofing tear-offs, multi-room remodels, estate cleanouts in Silver Lake or Eastmont
• 30-yard dumpster: ~$350–$580 — whole-home cleanouts, light commercial C&D, large renovation jobs in the 98208 corridor
• 40-yard dumpster: ~$420–$654 — major demolition, new construction near Paine Field, large commercial cleanouts

Most flat-rate quotes bundle delivery, a 7- to 10-day rental period, pickup, and a base weight allowance of around 2 tons. Overage fees in Snohomish County typically run $65–$90 per ton over the included limit. Heavy debris — concrete, roofing shingles, wet soil — can eat through a 2-ton allowance quickly on demolition or roofing jobs. Ask for the per-ton overage rate before you book.

Companies regularly serving Everett include Rubatino Refuse Removal (Everett's hometown hauler, in business since 1907), NW Dumpsters, Slam Dunk Your Junk, DTG Recycle, Budget Dumpster, Discount Dumpster, and Jiffy Dumpster Rentals. Calling two or three local providers typically uncovers $50–$100 in savings for identical service.

No permit is needed if the roll-off container sits entirely on private property — a driveway or commercial lot. For placements in a public street, parking lane, or sidewalk right-of-way, the City of Everett requires a Traffic Street Use (TSU) Permit. Applications go through Everett Permit Services at 425-257-8810, accessible at everettwa.gov/169/Permit-Services.

The TSU permit covers temporary use of the right-of-way, including parking lane closures and sidewalk encroachments. The submittal checklist is available from the permit services office. Processing times vary by season — calling ahead to confirm current turnaround before scheduling delivery is worth the five-minute call.

Naval Station Everett and Boeing's Paine Field facility generate commercial dumpster demand in the 98204 corridor, where most properties have private lot space and TSU permitting rarely applies. For residential projects in Rucker Hill, Riverside, or near downtown Everett, check your driveway dimensions before assuming street placement will work.

Roll-off loads picked up in Everett are processed through the Snohomish County Solid Waste Transfer Center at 10700 Minuteman Drive, Everett, WA 98204, open Monday through Saturday from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM. The facility handles C&D debris, mixed waste, and recyclable materials. From there, residual waste travels by rail — Burlington Northern Santa Fe handles the haul — to the Rabanco Regional Landfill near Roosevelt in Klickitat County, east of the Cascades.

Current Snohomish County tipping fees run $160 per ton for loads over 360 pounds, with a minimum charge of $30 per vehicle. These rates factor directly into the overage pricing you'll see on Everett rental quotes. When your hauler quotes an overage fee of $70–$90 per ton, that reflects county disposal costs plus their hauling margin.

For hazardous materials that can't go in a standard roll-off, Snohomish County operates a Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off at 3434 McDougall Ave, Everett, WA 98201, open Wednesday through Saturday from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Paint, solvents, motor oil, and similar materials go here — not in your roll-off container.

Washington Ecology's C&D diversion requirements under the Waste Not Washington Act apply to larger permitted projects. Clean concrete, untreated wood, and cardboard should be diverted from landfill when the project size triggers documentation requirements. Ask your hauler if diversion records are available if your Everett building permit requires them.

Everett's housing stock, naval base, and aerospace presence shape the project mix that drives local roll-off demand:

• Craftsman and bungalow renovations in Northwest Everett and Rucker Hill: Some of Everett's oldest neighborhoods sit north and northwest of downtown, with housing stock dating to the early 1900s. Full kitchen and bathroom remodels, window replacements, and roof-to-studs renovations are common here. A 20-yard container handles most single-family renovation loads from these projects.
• Estate and whole-home cleanouts: Everett's aging housing stock and large family homes in Riverside and View Ridge generate consistent estate cleanout work. A 20-yard covers most single-family cleanouts; larger properties or homes with accumulated outbuilding contents may need a 30-yard.
• Roofing replacements: The Puget Sound climate — around 38 inches of annual rainfall — shortens shingle life. Most Everett roofing contractors pull a dedicated 10- or 15-yard container for tear-offs to manage the weight and keep the site clean. Asphalt shingles are heavy and count against weight limits fast.
• New construction near Paine Field: Everett's southwest quadrant around Paine Field (98204 and 98208) has seen active residential and commercial development. Construction waste from new builds — framing lumber, drywall, packaging, and soil — typically requires 30- or 40-yard containers over the project duration.
• Moving cleanouts near Naval Station Everett: The base drives a transient population in the 98201 and 98203 ZIP codes. Military PCS moves frequently generate cleanout dumpster rentals as renters and homeowners clear accumulated furniture and personal property.
• Commercial tenant improvements downtown: Everett's revitalizing downtown waterfront and Colby Avenue corridor see periodic retail and office tenant buildouts. Contractors managing these jobs typically order 20- to 30-yard containers for framing demolition, flooring, and fixture removal.

A few things that matter specifically in the Everett market before you commit to a rental:

• Verify Snohomish County's yard waste policy: Snohomish County temporarily suspended acceptance of yard and clean wood debris at transfer facilities in late 2022. Confirm the current status with your hauler before loading organic debris into a roll-off — if yard waste isn't being accepted, you may need separate disposal or a different container type.
• Electronics are banned statewide: Washington's E-Cycle program prohibits TVs, monitors, and computers from roll-off containers. The Snohomish County transfer center at Minuteman Drive accepts electronics for E-Cycle recycling. Drop them off before or after the roll-off arrives — don't toss them in the container.
• Asbestos in pre-1978 buildings: Older homes in Northwest Everett, Rucker Hill, and Riverside predate 1978 and may contain asbestos in floor tile, pipe insulation, or siding. Licensed abatement is required before that material can go into a standard roll-off. If you're demoing an older structure, have it tested before you start pulling materials.
• Rain weight adds up fast: Everett averages close to 38 inches of rainfall per year. An open roll-off sitting through a rainy weekend can accumulate several hundred pounds of water weight. Request a tarp from your provider for multi-day rentals during fall, winter, or early spring.
• Book ahead during Boeing's maintenance season: Defense and aerospace contractor activity around Paine Field tends to drive short-term construction and equipment demand in spring and early summer. If you're in the 98204 or 98208 ZIP codes during this window, booking 3–5 days ahead is safer than hoping for same-week availability.
• Protect older driveways: Craftsman-era homes in Northwest Everett and Rucker Hill often have original concrete or cracked asphalt driveways. Ask your hauler about placing plywood under the container's steel runners to distribute the load and avoid spalling or cracking on older surfaces.

Local haulers worth calling first: Rubatino Refuse Removal (the Everett-founded company, serving the city since 1907), NW Dumpsters, and Slam Dunk Your Junk. Local companies typically beat national brokers on turnaround time and price for Snohomish County addresses, especially for same-week delivery.