Greenville is the largest city we serve, and East Carolina University plus the ECU Health medical center are most of the reason why. The student population empties and refills on the same calendar every year, the medical center anchors a steady professional population, and the Tar River runs along the north side of town. Around all of it is tobacco and sweet potato country.
Student rental turnover is the most predictable cleanout work anywhere: leases end together, units have to be cleared fast, and everybody needs a dumpster in the same two weeks. Beyond that it is the ordinary mix of a working city, remodels in the older neighborhoods near campus, construction debris on the newer edges, and commercial work downtown.
The run out here is about 55 miles from the Kenly yard, most of it on US 264, US 13, NC 11 and NC 33. Winterville, Simpson and Farmville ride the same routes as Greenville, and the Pitt County back roads between them are as ordinary a stop as any street in town.
| Dumpster | Dimensions | Included weight | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-Yard Dumpster | 12 × 8 × 3 ft | 1 ton included | garage cleanouts, small bath tear-outs, deck boards, and yard debris |
| 15-Yard Dumpster | 16 × 8 × 5 ft | 2 tons included | room remodels, flooring pulls, and multi-room cleanouts |
| 20-Yard Dumpster | 16 × 8 × 6 ft | 1 or 2 tons included by rental | full-house cleanouts, roof tear-offs, and kitchen guts |
| Concrete Dumpster | 12 × 7.5 × 2.5 ft | unlimited weight | patio and driveway tear-outs, block walls, and masonry demo |
Call or text (919) 524-4456 for the total and the day.
Greenville rates start at $299 for the 10-yard, $345 for the 15-yard, and $395 for the 20-yard, with the concrete dumpster from $400. Those figures cover delivery, pickup, and the dump fee. Greenville sits out on the far end of our Kenly run, with US 13 carrying the truck in on the regular Pitt County routes, so there is no separate delivery line to add. Addresses well outside the normal run can carry a mileage charge, and if yours does, Logan tells you on the call rather than putting it on the invoice.
What can move the total, always named on the call:
On a typical Greenville lot the dumpster goes on the driveway. That holds from the in-town streets off US 264 to the rural Pitt County properties around them: a flat, firm surface with room to back straight in beats a big one every time.
Tight spot? Text Logan a photo before delivery day.
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In Greenville the 10-yard starts at $299, the 15-yard at $345, the 20-yard at $395, and the concrete dumpster at $400. Those are the same rates we quote everywhere: Greenville is a Pitt County address out on the far end of our Kenly run, straight up US 264. If an address out past the normal run ever carries a mileage line, Logan says so on the call, never on the invoice. One number, quoted when you call. Tell us your Greenville address and what you're tossing, and the total you hear covers delivery, pickup, and the dump fee. Size, rental length, and how heavy the load runs are what set it, and the pricing page walks through how the quote comes together.
No. Your Greenville driveway is private property, and private-property placement needs nobody's sign-off in Pitt County or anywhere else we deliver. Street placement, parking one on US 13 itself, is the thing that brings a town's right-of-way rules into play, and we simply don't do it. Stuck without a driveway? Talk to Logan before delivery day.
No. Most Greenville deliveries happen without anyone there, and that holds across Pitt County. Tell us where you want it, leave the spot clear, and the driver sets it and goes. If the placement is at all tricky, a photo texted to Logan beforehand saves a phone call on delivery day.
Yes, and it is worth planning around. A wet week in Greenville adds serious weight, especially to drywall, carpet, and yard debris, and the load bills off what it actually weighs at the scale. It rains the same on every Pitt County job, so if the forecast is wet, throwing a tarp over an open load is worth the five minutes it takes.
Yes, and Greenville yard jobs are some of the easiest to size. Limbs, brush, leaves, and storm debris are all fine, from an in-town lot to Pitt County acreage, and yard waste is bulky rather than heavy, so it fills the space long before it reaches the included tonnage. Size for volume, not weight.
Yes, and close enough that it shows up in the timing. Greenville sits out on the far end of our Kenly run, which is why most orders here go out within 24 hours of the call. Nothing has to be routed in from another city first, and the person who books it is the person who owns the truck.
Winterville, Simpson, and Farmville all run off the same trips, strung along US 13 and the roads that feed it. If your Greenville address is closer to one of those than to town, it changes nothing about the price or the schedule.
All of it. Alongside Greenville we run Winterville, Ayden, Farmville, Bethel, Grifton, Grimesland, and 3 more across Pitt County, and the Pitt County page lists every one of them with the same up-front quoting.
The Kenly yard: Greenville sits on US 264 in Pitt County, out on the far end of our Kenly run. We keep two yards, Kenly and Willow Spring, so neither end of the area waits behind the other, and both trucks cross over when the day calls for it. The address is what sets the route, not the county line.
Driveway, jobsite, or lot. We run US 264, US 13, NC 11 and NC 33 through Greenville, and the addresses off them in every direction.
Call or text (919) 524-4456, or book online.
