Commercial dumpster rentals give your crew one place to put office renovation debris while work is in progress. Old flooring, doors, paneling, cabinets, framing, and other renovation material are not a good fit for regular office trash service. Cobra Roll-Off rents roll-off dumpsters out of 2154 Bolivar Rd. S.W., Canton, Ohio 44706, to businesses, property managers, and contractors across Canton and Northeast Ohio. Your people load the container, and Cobra delivers it and hauls it away.
A Roll-Off Is Not Everyday Office Trash Service
Offices that need everyday trash pickup usually need a regular trash service. A roll-off dumpster is different. It is for debris that does not fit into normal trash service, such as material from a renovation or a larger project that needs its own container.
For a commercial office renovation, that can mean one container at the building where the work is happening, or a container kept at a contractor’s shop for debris brought back from job sites.
Two Ways to Set Up the Container
Businesses and contractors usually use roll-off dumpsters in one of two ways:
- Delivered to the job. Cobra delivers the dumpster to the building where your crew is working. When the work is done, or when the container needs hauled, Cobra picks it up and takes it away.
- Kept at your shop or building. A contractor, carpet store, or flooring business may keep a container behind the shop and bring old flooring or job debris back to load it. If one office job creates more debris than usual, Cobra can send a container to that location.
Commercial and industrial contractors on large remodels often need service several times a week, and a contractor business usually gets a container at each project site. Property managers with more than one building or suite being worked on at once may need several containers during a busy stretch.
What Can Go in the Dumpster
Office renovation debris usually falls into two groups on Cobra’s order form:
- Light construction debris: doors, windows, siding, paneling, cabinets, framing, and most floor coverings
- Heavy construction debris: concrete, brick, block, shingles, and plaster
Lumber and flooring are also acceptable construction debris.
Cobra does not have rules of its own about what goes in. The EPA regulates what Cobra may take to the landfill. Each container has a sticker listing common regulated items, such as pressurized cylinders, uncured paint, petroleum products, tires, infectious items such as medical waste, and poisons.
Not sure about an item? Call 330-484-2113.
Choosing a Dumpster Size for an Office Renovation
Cobra rents 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, and 40 yard roll-off dumpsters. Larger containers are often a better fit for businesses, but the right box depends on what you are throwing away and how steady the debris is.
A few size notes for commercial jobs:
- 25 and 30 yard containers work well at commercial buildings with truck loading docks because of their height.
- Every 15 yard box has a white line inside marking 10 yards, and every 25 yard box has a line marking 20 yards. If you order a 10 or a 20, the next size is already on site if you need a little more room.
- A low-sided 20 yard is generally used for heavy material like concrete, brick, and block.
- 10/15 and 20/25 yard containers can come on a single-axle or tri-axle truck.
- 30 and 40 yard containers come on a tri-axle truck only.
See all dumpster sizes, or call 330-484-2113 and tell Cobra what the renovation involves.
Placing the Dumpster at a Commercial Building
The container goes on a solid surface. If you can park a vehicle there, Cobra can typically put a container there. Cobra asks for a clear path for the truck.
Truck dimensions to keep in mind:
- Single-axle truck: 8 feet wide tire to tire and about 11 feet tall
- Tri-axle truck: 8.5 feet wide and about 12 feet tall
- Both trucks: about 10 feet wide with mirrors
On concrete or asphalt, Cobra lays plywood strips under the container’s rollers. If your crew wants the box placed so they can throw debris out a window, the order form asks about it.
Most placements do not need a permit. A permit is needed only when the container goes on a street and that municipality requires one.
Loading the Dumpster
Bright max-fill-line stickers run along the top edges of every container. Ohio law governs what can be hauled on the road, and every container is tarped before hauling.
An overloaded container cannot be hauled as it sits. The extra material has to come off first, either into a replacement container or onto a pile.
Cobra Runs Its Own Trucks and Drivers
Cobra Roll-Off uses its own hook-lift trucks and its own drivers. When you call Cobra, you are talking to the company that handles the delivery and pickup.
That matters when you are planning a commercial office renovation and need to talk through the building, the material, the container location, and whether the dumpster stays at the building or goes to a job location.
Serving Businesses in Canton and Northeast Ohio
Cobra serves Canton and Northeast Ohio, including Akron, Alliance, Dover/New Philadelphia, Green, Jackson Township, Massillon, and North Canton.
See the full list of areas served. For containers that stay at your building, visit Cobra’s commercial dumpster rental page.
Order Online or Call
A standard business dumpster rental can be started online by entering your ZIP code on Cobra’s online order page. For an ongoing commercial account, call 330-484-2113 and tell Cobra about the business, the debris, and whether the container stays at your building or goes to a job location.
Cobra accepts cash, checks, and all major credit cards, including American Express.
Cobra Roll-Off
2154 Bolivar Rd. S.W.
Canton, Ohio 44706
330-484-2113
