These are the main things that change the price of a dumpster in Bedford.
The container size is the base of your quote. A bigger size costs more, but running out of room and ordering a second haul costs more still.
Debris weight comes next. Shingles, tile, brick, and concrete are dense, so they use up your included tonnage fast. Old furniture and cabinets fill space but stay fairly light.
The landfill sets its own fees. Bedford sends residents to Arlington Landfill in nearby Euless, which charges for disposal by weight and type of waste.
Some items cost extra wherever they go. On Bedford's resident landfill days, the City's Free Landfill Day schedule lists a $25 charge for each TV, computer, printer, or DVD player. It's a good reminder to pull electronics out before you load a container.
The City's curbside bulk pickup has limits, too. It won't take concrete, paint, batteries, tires, or electronics, and large amounts need a paid special pickup. For a remodel or a big cleanout, a dumpster is usually the easier choice.