Tampa Bay metro - delivered to your driveway
Self-Load Dump Trailer Rental
Quick answer
We deliver the trailer, you fill it on your own schedule, we haul it away. $400 flat covers delivery, a 1-3 day rental window, pick-up, and disposal. First ton is free. $100 per ton after that.
How it works
Call to book
Tell us what you are cleaning out, where you are in the Tampa Bay metro, and when you want the trailer. We confirm availability and the drop-off window.
We deliver
We back the trailer into your driveway or accessible area. You load it on your own time - no crew, no schedule pressure.
We haul it
When you are done loading - or when the rental window closes - call and we come pick it up. Haul and disposal included in the base price.
Pricing
No daily rate, no fuel surcharge, no hidden fees. Delivery, rental window, haul, and disposal in one price.
Self-load trailer rental
Base price
Delivery + 1-3 day window + haul + disposal
First ton
Included
Each additional ton
After the first free ton
Tires are $2 each. Concrete, brick, and rock are limited to a 12-inch stack height (DOT axle weight rules). Everything else that is solid and non-hazardous is included.
What goes in, what does not
- Wood, lumber, framing material
- Drywall and renovation debris
- Furniture and household items
- Appliances (refrigerators, washer/dryer, hot tubs)
- Yard waste and storm debris
- Roofing shingles and gutters
- Tile, cabinets, old flooring
- General household cleanout material
- Paint (by special request - ask first)
- Oil, fuel, motor oil
- Liquid hazardous materials or chemicals
- Tires (available with $2/each surcharge)
- Concrete/brick over 12-inch stack height
No oil, fuel, or any liquid hazardous material. Paint by special request, propane tanks fine. State and county rules. Hillsborough, Pinellas, Manatee, Sarasota, Pasco, and Polk counties each have their own. We'll tell you up front what won't fit.
What fits in the trailer
We run two trailers, a 7x14 and an 8x14, both with 6-foot walls. Filled level with the top of the walls, the 7x14 holds about 21 cubic yards and the 8x14 about 24. In practical terms, that is enough for a standard garage cleanout, a medium renovation debris pile, or a full weekend of storm cleanup from a Tampa Bay yard.
Heavy material - concrete, dirt, brick, gravel - packs a lot of weight into a small volume. Per Florida DOT axle weight limits, those materials can only stack 12 inches high in the trailer. Call before you load a lot of heavy material and we will tell you upfront whether one trip covers it.
Hurricane season runs June to November
Using the self-load trailer for storm cleanup
If you want to clean up over two or three days after a storm, the self-load option is built for that schedule: chainsaw the fallen tree today, load the debris over the next two days, and call us when the trailer is ready. No rush, no crew standing around waiting.
Storm debris cleanup detailsCommon questions
How much does dump trailer rental cost in Tampa Bay?
Self-load dump trailer rental from Ready 1 Dump Trailers starts at $400. That covers delivery to your driveway, a rental window of 1 to 3 days, pick-up, hauling, and disposal. The first ton of debris is free. Each additional ton is $100.
How long can I keep the dump trailer?
Standard rental window is 1 to 3 days. If you need more time, call before the window closes and we will work out what is possible. We do not charge per-day fees within the standard window. If you need a 4th day or longer, we schedule that at booking so we can plan the pick-up route.
What fits in the dump trailer?
We run two trailers, a 7x14 and an 8x14, both with 6-foot walls. Filled level with the top of the walls, the 7x14 holds about 21 cubic yards and the 8x14 about 24. For reference: a standard garage cleanout, a medium renovation debris pile, a week of storm yard cleanup, or the contents of a typical bedroom plus furniture. Heavy materials like concrete, dirt, or rock are limited to a 12-inch stack height due to state DOT axle weight limits. Call if you are unsure - we can estimate based on what you describe.
Is self-load rental cheaper than a full-service haul?
It depends on the volume. Full-service hauling starts at $100 for one piece and goes to $600 for a full trailer. If you have more than a half-trailer of material ($300 full-service), the self-load at $400 base covers the same capacity and adds scheduling flexibility. If you have a small pile, full-service starts at $100 for one piece and $150 for a quarter trailer, which can come in under the $400 trailer. Call and describe the job - we will tell you which option makes more sense.
What cannot go in the self-load trailer?
No oil, fuel, motor oil, chemicals, or liquid hazardous materials. Paint we can take by special request, so ask before you load it. No tires without a surcharge ($2 each). Concrete, brick, and rock are limited to a 12-inch stack height due to DOT weight limits. Everything else that is solid, dry, and non-hazardous can go in. This covers wood, drywall, furniture, appliances, renovation debris, yard waste, and storm cleanup material.
How is this different from a Bagster or roll-off dumpster?
A roll-off is a large open container a truck drops off and picks up later, and a Bagster is a bag you fill and then book a pickup for. Ours is a dump trailer we deliver and haul: $400 flat for a 1 to 3 day window, with delivery, pick-up and disposal included, the first ton free and $100 for each ton after. We are a local, owner-operated business.
Book the trailer
Call to confirm availability. Same-day delivery where the schedule allows.
(813) 220-6767