Construction Dumpster Rental in Myrtle Beach

A full bin is a stalled job. That's why swap speed is our priority for construction clients across the Grand Strand — call it in, and we'll get a fresh container out and the full one hauled with minimal downtime. New builds, tenant improvements, demolition, framing, drywall, and finish debris: we size the bin to the phase and keep the site clear.

Where construction debris goes in the Grand Strand

Around Myrtle Beach, construction and demolition debris goes to the Horry County landfill on Highway 90 in Conway — the county's Class 2 facility that takes shingles, wood, concrete, brick, and mixed C&D. Contractors are responsible for hauling their own construction debris there; the city won't collect it curbside. Disposal is charged by weight, so keeping heavy, dense material (concrete, brick, dirt) sorted from lighter mixed debris helps control what you pay.

We handle all of that. We haul your loads to the Horry County landfill, keep your job site clear, and make sure any street-placed bin has the permit it needs. Horry County is one of the fastest-growing in the state, and construction debris volumes have climbed with it — so on bigger builds we swap full bins for empties fast, and debris never becomes the bottleneck. You build; we keep the site clean.

Sized for every phase

Framing and rough-in debris, a 30 or 40 yard usually makes sense. Finish work and punch-list, a 20. Heavy material like concrete and dirt goes in a dedicated low-boy so it stays within legal road weight. We'll map the sizes to your schedule.

Reliable swaps

One call gets a full bin pulled and an empty dropped, often same-day. On a moving job that reliability is worth as much as the bin itself.

Recommended dumpster sizes

Not sure what size you need for this? Here are the containers we most often place for construction dumpster rental — or just call and we'll size it for you.

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