Residential Dumpster Rental
Driveway-safe roll-off dumpsters for basement clear-outs, triple-decker turnovers and remodels across New Bedford.
Learn moreFairhaven, Massachusetts · Bristol County
Fairhaven sits directly across the Acushnet River from us, which makes it one of our shortest hauls and occasionally one of our least predictable, because the swing bridge answers to boat traffic and not to schedules. From the Rogers buildings downtown out to West Island, we cover the whole town.

Henry Huttleston Rogers left this town a set of buildings most cities twice its size cannot match, and the neighborhoods around the town hall, the Millicent Library and the Unitarian Memorial Church are dense, old and mostly pre-1940. Oxford Village and the streets near the waterfront have short setbacks and one-car driveways. Head down Sconticut Neck or across to West Island and it changes completely: former cottages made year-round, sandy soil, and flood zone rules that genuinely bite. The working waterfront keeps the marine trades going all year.
Roof tear-offs and residing dominate in the older village, where houses sit close and there is rarely more than a car width of driveway to work with. Down the Neck we see storm work, with shingles, fencing and soaked basement carpet after a nor'easter. Marine shops send fiberglass trim-out and treated lumber. Cleanouts in the pre-war housing bring plaster, lath and cast iron radiators, which put a container over weight long before it looks full.

Church Street to Ashley Boulevard, down to Route 18 and across the New Bedford to Fairhaven bridge on Route 6 is twelve minutes on a decent morning. For anything east of the center or headed down Sconticut Neck Road, Route 240 off I-195 is the better line and skips the bridge entirely. When the swing span is open we simply reroute rather than sit in it.
Services
Every container service we run is available in Fairhaven at the same flat rate as New Bedford itself — about 5 miles southeast of the yard, over the Route 6 bridge makes no difference to the price.
Driveway-safe roll-off dumpsters for basement clear-outs, triple-decker turnovers and remodels across New Bedford.
Learn moreContainers and scheduled swap-outs for New Bedford shops, restaurants, offices, marine trades and property managers.
Learn moreJobsite roll-offs sized by phase, with the source separation Massachusetts actually requires built into the plan.
Learn moreTear-off containers sized by squares and layers, set tight to the eave for a fast strip before the snow.
Learn more10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 yard roll-off containers delivered across Bristol County and the South Coast.
Learn moreCall before noon and most New Bedford orders go out the same day — including live jobsite swap-outs.
Learn moreA container on your drive for as long as you need — clear the basement, attic and garage on your own schedule.
Learn moreDiscreet, unhurried container service for families clearing a home in New Bedford and the surrounding towns.
Learn moreHeavy-duty roll-offs for triple-decker gut-outs, outbuilding teardowns and structure demolition.
Learn moreDedicated low-fill containers for concrete, brick, block, dirt and asphalt — priced to keep you legal on weight.
Learn moreClean green loads for tree work and storm cleanup — Massachusetts bans yard waste from disposal, so they stay clean.
Learn moreSizes
Match the weight allowance to the material and the rest is straightforward.
| Size | Dimensions | Capacity | Weight included | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Yard Dumpster | 12 ft long × 8 ft wide × 3.5 ft high | about 3 pickup truck loads | 1–2 tons | Small bathroom remodels, single-room cleanouts, concrete and heavy debris, roofing up to about 15 squares. |
| 15 Yard Dumpster | 16 ft long × 8 ft wide × 4 ft high | about 4–5 pickup truck loads | 2–3 tons | Basement and attic cleanouts, kitchen remodels, medium roof tear-offs, small deck removals. |
| 20 Yard Dumpster | 22 ft long × 8 ft wide × 4.5 ft high | about 6 pickup truck loads | 3–4 tons | Whole-home decluttering, flooring and siding jobs, large tear-offs, drywall and mud phases. |
| 30 Yard Dumpster | 22 ft long × 8 ft wide × 6 ft high | about 9 pickup truck loads | 4–5 tons | Full-house renovations, new construction, estate clearances, commercial fit-outs and demolition. |
| 40 Yard Dumpster | 22 ft long × 8 ft wide × 8 ft high | about 12 pickup truck loads | 5–6 tons | Large commercial fit-outs, industrial clear-outs, major renovations and high-volume light debris. |
Talk to a real person
Call (508) 501-1638 and we will size it, price it and give you a delivery time on the same call. Fairhaven is about 5 miles southeast of the yard, over the Route 6 bridge, so same-day is usually on the table.
Mon–Sat 7:00am – 6:00pm · Sun by appointment
Answers
Occasionally, and we plan around it. When the Route 6 span is open for boat traffic a queue builds fast on both sides, so if we hit it we take I-195 east to the Route 240 ramp and come into town from the other direction. It rarely costs more than ten or fifteen minutes. If your delivery window is tight, tell us and we will route by 240 from the start.
Yes, with a look at the ground first. West Island driveways are often sand or thin gravel over sand, and a loaded box will settle in if we place it carelessly. We put boards down, keep the truck on the firmest line and sometimes set the container closer to the road than you would like. If the causeway or your street is flooding, we reschedule rather than risk it.
We hold capacity back through the nor'easter season for exactly this. After a bad blow along Sconticut Neck and the Fort Phoenix side we can often be out same day or next morning. Wet carpet, insulation and drywall get heavy quickly, so we will usually recommend a 20 yard over a 30 and swap it rather than build one load nobody can legally haul.
Because of what these old Fairhaven houses are made of. Plaster and lath, cast iron radiators, brick chimney pieces and old tile are all dense, and a 20 yard can reach its tonnage a third full of that material. For a plaster gut we suggest a smaller box and a second haul. Concrete and brick are also banned from disposal in Massachusetts, so keep them in their own pile.
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