Roll-off
Roll-Off Dumpster Rental in Butler, MO
Built for the debris that will not fit in a trash can: tear-off shingles, torn-out drywall, old decking, siding, fencing and demolition waste. Our 14-yard roll-off gets set exactly where the work is happening and hauled off when you are done.
Why crews ask for a roll-off
On a tear-off or a demo job, debris handling is the hidden cost. If the container is not on site, somebody is loading a trailer, tarping it, driving it, unloading it and coming back — and that is labor you are paying for instead of production. A roll-off parked at the work face turns debris into a single throw.
The rear swing door matters more than most people expect. Heavy, awkward material — waterlogged plywood, cast iron tubs, bundles of fencing — rolls or slides in at ground level rather than getting hoisted over the top rail. Fewer strained backs, faster loading, and less debris on the ground around the container.
Projects that fit a roll-off best
Roof tear-offs
Shingles are heavy and sharp. A roll-off next to the ladder means the crew is not carting bundles across the yard.
Interior demolition
Drywall, plaster, cabinets, trim and flooring out of the structure and into the container in one pass.
Decks, fences and outbuildings
Long lumber, panels and metal roofing load easily through the walk-in door.
New construction cleanup
Scrap, packaging and offcuts collected on site so the lot is clean for the next trade.
Weight is the thing to plan for
Construction debris hits the weight limit long before it fills the box. Every rental includes one ton (2,000 lbs) of disposal; past that it is $100 per ton or 5¢ per pound, charged after the load is weighed. Shingles, wet lumber, plaster and dirt are the usual culprits.
Tell us the material when you call and we will estimate the tonnage with you so there is no surprise after pickup. On bigger jobs it is usually cheaper to run two lighter loads than one overloaded container — and an overfilled box carries a $100 charge because it cannot be tarped legally. No concrete, paint, tires, batteries or hazardous chemicals.
Timeframes & Packages
Roll-off rental terms and rates
Pick the window that matches your build schedule. Extra days are $25 each if the job runs long, and free delivery covers 10 miles around Butler.
24 Hour Rental
Quick one-day cleanouts
$300
3 Day Rental
Weekend projects
$325
5 Day Rental
Remodels and garages
$350
7 Day Rental
Whole-home cleanouts
$375
14 Day Rental
Estates and big builds
$425
What every rental includes
- Free delivery within 10 miles of Butler, MO 64730
- $30 delivery fee 11–30 miles from Butler
- Every rental includes 1 ton (2,000 lbs) of disposal
- Additional weight: $100 per ton or 5¢ per pound
- $25 per additional day beyond the original agreement
- Load level with the top — $100 charge for overfilled dumpsters
- No paint, tires, batteries, hazardous chemicals or concrete
- Payment due before delivery is complete — cash, check or Venmo
Working around Butler and Bates County
Rural job sites bring their own problems: soft ground after a storm, narrow county approaches, tight farmyards with equipment parked everywhere. Because we live here, we plan for it — we will talk through the approach on the phone and, if conditions call for it, set the container closer to the road so nobody ends up rutting a lane or getting stuck.
Clearing an entire property rather than a single structure? Pair the roll-off with estate clean ups and trash removal, or read the full dumpster rental details.
Roll-Off Dumpster FAQs
+What is a roll-off dumpster?
A roll-off is an open-top container delivered on a trailer and rolled off onto your site, then hauled away the same way. Our 14-yard roll-off has a swing door at the back so you can walk heavy debris straight in instead of lifting it over the wall.
+What surfaces can a roll-off be set on?
Concrete, asphalt, gravel and firm, level ground all work. We put boards under the rails and avoid soft spots. After heavy Missouri rain we may ask to set the container closer to the road so the truck does not rut your drive.
+Can I put shingles or demolition debris in a roll-off?
Yes — roofing tear-off, drywall, lumber, siding, fencing and general demo debris are all fine. Concrete is the exception; we cannot haul it. Remember that every rental includes one ton and heavy materials add up fast, so ask about weight when you call.
+How much clearance do you need for delivery?
Plan on roughly 60 feet of straight approach and about 12 feet of width, plus clearance overhead for the trailer as the container tips off. Move vehicles and equipment before we arrive and delivery takes only a few minutes.
+How quickly can you get a roll-off dumpster to my job site?
Often same day or next day around Butler, depending on where the container is when you call. Contractors working on a deadline should call as early as possible so we can build it into the route.
Get a roll-off on your job site
Call or text (660) 679-7403 with your material and timeline. We will quote it free and tell you the earliest delivery we can make.
Free quotes. No obligation. Calls and texts welcome.