The compact bin for the homeowner who's done sweating the small stuff.
Right-sized • Fairly priced • Professional service
Click Here to Call (203) 547-7583You've got a project that's bigger than your truck and smaller than your patience for hauling things to the dump yourself. You don't need a 30 yard. You don't need anything that takes up most of the driveway and prompts the neighbors to ask what you're tearing down. You've got a closet that turned into a guest room reset, a basement that's been a shrine to forgotten hobbies for fifteen years, or a backyard project that's generated more debris than your weekly bin will accept in the next six months. You want the smallest container that will actually clear the project, parked discreetly enough that nobody outside your household has anything to comment on, and gone within the week.
That's the small dumpster rental Premier was built around for St. Charles, MO homeowners. Most companies treat the small bin as the consolation prize they offer when they can't sell up. We treat it as a real product because for most of the homeowners we serve, it's the right product.
Small dumpsters cover a few sizes. The right pick depends on what's coming out and how dense it is.
For Single-Room Resets. The smallest container we run. Holds roughly a pickup truck and a half. Right-sized for a closet purge, a small bathroom demo, or one room's worth of furniture removal.
For Yard Waste and Landscaping Resets. Step up from the 5. Built for an afternoon of pruning, a small landscape redo, or a moderate garage clearout.
For Single-Project Renovations. The most-rented small bin in our fleet. Right for a bathroom remodel, single-room flooring tear-out, or a weekend-long garage cleanout that grew. About three pickup loads of capacity.
Same volume as the 10 yard, configured to fit driveways where overhang or narrow access matters. Useful in older St. Charles, MO neighborhoods where standard placements don't fit.
Wednesday morning in St. Charles, the bin shows up. It fits in the driveway with a car-and-a-half of clearance left over. The bin is positioned far enough back that it's not the first thing you see when you turn into your street. Your kids ride their bikes past it without commentary. The project takes the weekend you allocated, the bin fills to the line, and Tuesday morning it's gone. The driveway is clean — actually clean, because our drivers sweep around the placement spot before they pull out.
The invoice arrives Wednesday or Thursday. It matches the quote. There is no follow-up call. Within ten days you've genuinely forgotten you rented a dumpster. That's the point. The dumpster isn't supposed to be a memorable part of your project. The renovation is. The bin should disappear from your attention the moment it's delivered and stay disappeared until you call to have it removed.
The default move at most haulers is to recommend up. Their margins are better on the 20 yard. Our default is to recommend the smallest bin that genuinely fits. If a 5 yard works, we'll quote a 5 yard.
At some companies, smaller bins get scheduled around the bigger jobs. Our small bins run on the same dispatch as everything else. There is no separate, slower queue.
A 5 yard should not cost what a 15 yard costs. Pricing should scale with the bin size, the weight cap, and the rental period. Ours does.
Late last year, a St. Charles retiree booked a 5 yard for a hobby room cleanout — about twenty years of accumulated craft supplies, a broken sewing table, and old organizers. She'd called two other companies before us. Both had quoted her a 10 yard... We delivered the 5 on a Thursday... The total cost was roughly the price of a nice dinner.
"Booked a 5 yard for a guest bedroom cleanout. The dispatcher actually told me I didn't need to size up... Saved me about $180. Honest work."
— Imani Whitfield"Used the 6 yard for a backyard reset in St. Charles, MO... Driver placed it on plywood... That kind of thoughtfulness is why I'll call again."
— Hollis Carrington"Originally a different company kept pushing me to a 20 yard... Premier quoted the 10, told me why... Refreshing to have a hauler not try to oversell."
— Penny LeungWe start at a 5 yard. That's a true compact bin — about the size of a large pickup bed. Below that, you're better off with a junk hauler doing bagged removal.
Yes. We run 1-day, 3-day, and 7-day windows on small bins. Most small rentals end up at the 3-day mark.
A 5 yard fits virtually any standard driveway. A 10 yard fits most. If your driveway is unusual, send us a photo when booking and we'll tell you straight whether it works.
Genuinely cheaper. Smaller bin, lower disposal weight, less truck time. Pricing reflects all three.
Working a project that doesn't need a giant container? Send us your scope — we'll recommend the smallest bin that works and quote it back the same day.
Click Here to Call (203) 547-7583Not booking yet? Text or email us a sizing question. No pressure follow-ups.