Fountain Inn is the market we work hardest for. We have supplied three neighborhoods being built here. We hauled the tear off from a roof job on an older building down on Main Street in the village. And we sponsor Fountain Inn High School every year, so that is our sign you see on the field. There are a couple of other dumpster companies with a stronger hold on this town than we have. We would rather earn the next job here than assume it. It is about 11 miles from the Woodruff yard, so same day usually works.
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The published prices hold everywhere on the route, Fountain Inn included.
| Dumpster | Price (14 days) | Dimensions | Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15-Yard | $349 | 12' L x 7' W x 5' H | 2 tons |
| 20-Yard Space Saver | $449 | 12' L x 7' W x 6' H | 3 tons |
| 20-Yard | $449 | 16' L x 7' W x 5' H | 3 tons |
| 30-Yard | $600 | 20' L x 7' W x 6' H | 4 tons |
Each price covers delivery to Fountain Inn, pickup, and the 14 days. Weight past the included tons is $60 a ton off the scale ticket, extra days are $9, and mattresses, tires and some appliances carry a transfer-station charge we count on the phone.
Fountain Inn work splits cleanly for us. On the builder side we have run dumpsters through three neighborhoods. Framing scrap, siding, drywall and packaging. That work moves on a schedule instead of one call at a time. On the older side of town it is homeowners: roofs, kitchens, and now and then a full-house cleanout. When you call about a Fountain Inn job, you are usually talking to the owner.
Fountain Inn sits about 11 miles from the Woodruff yard, and we reach it on I-385, SC-14 and SC-101. We cover Simpsonville, Gray Court and Mauldin on the same runs, and the Greenville County back roads between them are no trouble. The runs through Fountain Inn also take in Princeton and Ware Place, smaller communities on the same roads.
The job we point to here is the roof on one of the older buildings down on Main Street in the village. Tear-off from a building that age is heavier than people expect. And the dumpster had to sit where a working street could live with it. We have also run containers through three neighborhoods as they were built. Our sign hangs at Fountain Inn High School because we sponsor it every year. Devin will tell you where this market stands: a couple of companies have deeper roots here, and we want the next job anyway.
On your own property, no paperwork. Street placement is where permits come up, and in Fountain Inn that is a question for the city before delivery day. The permit guide walks through how that usually goes. Driveway protection is available on request; ask for it when you book.
Builder work here runs on 30s, one out and one back, because framing scrap is bulky more than it is heavy. The Main Street side of town is the opposite. Older buildings put weight in the container fast, tear-off and plaster. That is where the tonnage conversation matters most. Homeowners in between mostly end up on the 20.
With the building going on around Fountain Inn, a lot of local loads are framing scrap, siding offcuts and drywall. Fountain Inn is close enough in that a question about an odd item is usually a two-minute phone call.
The what-goes-in page has the full list with the reasons.
Fountain Inn sits about 11 road miles from the yard, close enough that same-day often works if you call in the morning.
Call or book online. The size and the day get set on that first call, and the price is the published one.
Before the truck leaves the yard, the driver calls with his name and a window and asks where you want the dumpster. He checks the spot again when he pulls in.
It is yours for 14 days. Load it level with the top rail, nothing over the sides. Extra days are $9.
Call when you are done; nothing gets picked up until you do. The load crosses a certified scale and the printed ticket comes back with your invoice.
Around Fountain Inn, where the housing stock centers on 1997, the county option is the first question on most big cleanouts. South Carolina's Solid Waste Policy and Management Act of 1991 keeps electronics, motor oil, yard waste, car batteries, white goods and tires out of the landfill; those are collected separately. Residents get up to four tires free.
| Greenville County | A DJP dumpster | |
|---|---|---|
| The free route | Seven residential waste and recycling centers take household waste at no charge, open 7AM to 6PM Tuesday through Saturday, with proof of county residence required at the gate. | Delivery, pickup, and the listed tonnage come in one published price, and the rental runs 14 days |
| The fine print | Three cubic yards per vehicle per day, and the centers are posted for residential waste only. No construction debris and no businesses. | A single call books it and the drive to the gate never happens |
| Construction debris | Construction and demolition debris has to go to the Twin Chimneys Landfill instead, where dense material (shingles, sheetrock, dirt, railroad ties) runs $15.00 a cubic yard and all other construction debris $3.00 a cubic yard. Yard and brush waste is $3.00 a cubic yard. | Tear-out and cleanout debris is routine for us, and you see the scale ticket |
| Shingles | Shingles are named specifically: the county requires them at Twin Chimneys, priced in the dense bracket. | Shingles are a standard load for us, with 3 tons already in the 20-yard price |
Mon-Fri 7:30AM-4:30PM, Sat 8AM-4PM. 864-243-9672.
Per Greenville County, Disposal Services. Confirm before you commit a Saturday to the drive. Rates: Greenville County, Residential Waste Disposal Rates.
A Fountain Inn house built near the 1997 median produces a predictable load.
| Figure | Fountain Inn | In practice |
|---|---|---|
| Median year built | 1997 | Young housing means builder debris and turnover cleanouts more than gut jobs. |
| Housing units | 4,658 | A town our drivers know street by street |
| Median home value | $255,400 | Mid-range values keep a constant run of kitchen, bath, and roof work going. |
Fountain Inn runs on one ZIP, 29644, and we deliver to all of it.
Housing figures from the American Community Survey via US Civic Data.
On your own Fountain Inn driveway or property, no. Permits come up when a dumpster has to sit on a public street. That is a question for the city, so check before you place it in the street. On your own ground you are fine.
Yes. A swap is a new rental at the published price, because the truck makes the full trip twice. If your Fountain Inn job looks like two loads, say so up front and we will plan the rotation.
Most of our work is contractors, about 70%, and Fountain Inn is inside the normal rotation map. One dumpster or a swap schedule, same published prices. The contractor page covers how we run sites.
Often. At 11 road miles, Fountain Inn is close enough that a morning call can catch a truck already heading this way. Call before 10 and ask. The dispatcher can see the day's runs.
The no list is short: oil, batteries, asbestos. Nearly everything else from a Fountain Inn job goes in, including concrete, shingles, furniture and appliances. Mattresses, Tires, Appliances carry a transfer station charge, so mention those when you book and we will price them up front.
dumpster rental in Simpsonville, dumpster rental in Gray Court, dumpster rental in Mauldin are on the same runs as Fountain Inn. The service area page maps everywhere else, including the smaller communities that do not have their own page.
Yes. Fountain Inn is one of several Greenville County towns we work, alongside Simpsonville, Mauldin, Greer. The unnamed crossroads between them are covered too. If your address is in Greenville County, we come to it.
Our yard is in Woodruff, about 11 road miles from Fountain Inn. Distance decides which run the truck joins. The price is the same published number a Woodruff driveway pays, and Fountain Inn rentals carry no mileage line.
Seven residential waste and recycling centers take household waste at no charge, open 7AM to 6PM Tuesday through Saturday, with proof of county residence required at the gate. Three cubic yards per vehicle per day, and the centers are posted for residential waste only. No construction debris and no businesses. Construction and demolition debris has to go to the Twin Chimneys Landfill instead, where dense material (shingles, sheetrock, dirt, railroad ties) runs $15.00 a cubic yard and all other construction debris $3.00 a cubic yard. Yard and brush waste is $3.00 a cubic yard. We will tell you when the county site is the cheaper move. On most remodels it is not, once the trips and the rules stack up.
Twin Chimneys Landfill, Mon-Fri 7:30AM-4:30PM, Sat 8AM-4PM. Or skip the trip: we place the dumpster, you fill it, and the disposal end is ours.
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