15 yard
12 ft × 7½ ft × 5½ ft, 12,000 lb limit. Handy for finish work, cleanouts, unit turnovers and tight lots.
Vineyard, Utah
Our yard in north Orem sits just east of the Vineyard line, so Vineyard is one of the shortest runs we make. 15 and 30 yard roll off bins for the crews building out the city, billed on what each load weighs.
Vineyard has gone from farm fields and the old Geneva Steel land to subdivisions, townhomes and apartments in a few years, and it's still building. That means framing scrap, drywall, roofing and landscaping debris on a lot of streets. Our yard at 581 W 1600 N in Orem is a few minutes away, so drops and swaps in Vineyard are quick.
The 30 yard is the bin for new construction: 22 feet long with a 24,000 lb limit, swapped on a rotation or when your crew texts. We run standing schedules on active jobs so nobody waits on a bin. Open a contractor account once and ordering is a call or a text after that.
12 ft × 7½ ft × 5½ ft, 12,000 lb limit. Handy for finish work, cleanouts, unit turnovers and tight lots.
22 ft × 7½ ft × 6 ft, 24,000 lb limit. The usual pick for framing scrap, roofing and demo.
Finishing a basement or landscaping a new lot? The 15 fits a townhome driveway and covers most home projects. Use the quote form and pick My home, or text (801) 785-4494 with what's going in.
Delivery and removal includes the first ton. Past that, you pay the scale weight of what's in the bin, so a load of framing scrap costs less than a load of shingles. We can bill that way because every load goes to the Five Mile Pass C&D landfill, which our parent company Dunn Companies owns. You get 14 days on site before a daily fee starts.
A jobsite, gravel pad or driveway needs no street permit, as long as the truck has a straight, fairly level run of about 60 feet to set the bin. For the street, Vineyard's code doesn't allow building materials or anything that blocks a street or sidewalk without the city's permission, and it treats any item left on a public street for 48 hours or more as a violation. If the bin has to go on the street, call Vineyard Engineering at (801) 226-1929 before delivery.
A lot of Vineyard neighborhoods have an HOA with its own rules on where a container can sit and for how long, so check with yours before delivery. Drops and pickups run between 7am and 7pm.
Loading concrete, shingles or anything you're unsure about? Read what can go in a dumpster first. Working next door? See Orem and American Fork.
Vineyard questions
Anything not covered here, call or text (801) 785-4494 and you'll get a straight answer from someone who works here.
Yes. Vineyard is one of our closest runs from the Orem yard. Builders usually run 30 yard rotations, and homeowners finishing a basement or landscaping a lot usually take the 15.
Delivery and removal includes the first ton, then you're billed on the actual weight in the bin. Rates are set by city, so send your Vineyard address and dispatch will quote it.
Not on a jobsite or your own driveway. For a public street, Vineyard requires the city's permission before anything that blocks a street or sidewalk goes there, and items left on a street 48 hours or more can be cited. Call Vineyard Engineering at (801) 226-1929 first.
Check with your HOA first, since many have their own rules on placement and how long a bin can stay. A driveway or the jobsite itself is the simplest spot.
To the Five Mile Pass C&D landfill, owned by our parent company Dunn Companies. Owning the landfill is what lets us weigh your load and bill on the real number.
Bins available, ready to serve you
Send a quote request or call dispatch. Tell us what's going in the bin and where it's going, and we'll size it and give you the price for your address.