Tigard pickup · Portland metro projects
A remodel cleanup starts with knowing what is coming out and where it will go. Tell Roadside about the materials, estimated weight and site access before choosing a dump trailer for your construction debris.
List the flooring, carpet, cabinets, roofing, lumber or other material you plan to remove. Share photos and an approximate amount, including any heavy tile, masonry or wet material. These are different loads even when they occupy similar space. Roadside reviews material suitability and the selected unit before confirming your rental.
The 6×12 high-side dump has four-foot sides, but that space is not a weight allowance. Dense material can reach usable payload before filling the bed. Ask the team to confirm the selected trailer’s empty weight, permitted load and towing setup for your project. The 14-foot dump remains unavailable while its current status applies.
For delivery, send the full address and describe driveway surface, gates, turning room and the proposed loading spot. Explain whether the crew will carry debris by hand or use machinery. Do not arrange chute loading, machine loading or placement on a street or shared area without first reviewing the plan and any required permissions.
Check your intended facility’s material acceptance and unloading arrangements before starting. Tell Roadside about mixed debris, liquids, hazardous or suspect materials so the load can be reviewed. A trailer rental does not establish that every material may be loaded or accepted at a disposal facility.
With a self-towed rental, you arrange loading, disposal and the return. If you need delivery, loaded-trailer hauling, emptying or a crew, describe each part of the job for a complete quote. Rental prices do not include disposal or labor, and sending dates does not reserve the equipment.
Sending a request does not reserve equipment. The team confirms the exact unit, access, requirements and complete price.
Discuss your projectSend the flooring type, photos and estimated quantity to Roadside. Carpet, wood flooring and heavy tile create different loads. The team reviews material suitability, weight, the selected trailer and your disposal plan before confirming a rental.
Ask Roadside to review the roofing material, estimated weight and loading method first. Confirm the trailer, usable payload, placement and disposal plan. A high-sided trailer listing does not approve filling the bed with shingles or machine-loading it.
The published rental rate is for equipment. Loading labor, delivery, loaded-trailer hauling and disposal are separate services that must be included in an agreed quote if you need them.
Plan the load
Choose the amount of work you want to handle. Renting equipment, having a trailer delivered and hiring a crew for a cleanout have different costs and responsibilities. Compare the complete job before deciding.
Plan trailer rental or full-service junk removalMoving a machine takes more than finding a deck long enough. Send the equipment model, operating weight, attachments and loading method so Roadside can review the right trailer and towing setup.
Plan equipment transport & tilt trailersBranches, brush and bulky yard-cleanup loads need a different plan from soil, gravel or demolition debris. Start with the material and loading access, then choose a trailer and a way to empty it.
Plan yard debris & property cleanupAn enclosed cargo trailer gives you covered space for a furniture pickup, household move, storage-unit transfer or event load. Check the actual opening and loading space before choosing by trailer length.
Plan furniture, moving & storage tripsThe right car trailer depends on the vehicle’s dimensions, weight and loading needs. An open flat deck, enclosed trailer and hydraulic tilt deckover are different options; send the load details before choosing one.
Plan car hauler fit & vehicle transport