Several things affect the price of a dumpster in Oroville.
Size is the first one. You'll pay more for a bigger container, but the right fit saves you from overage fees or a second haul.
What you throw away is the second. The county landfill charges by the ton, so plaster, tile, and shingles raise your cost quickly. Appliances, tires, and anything holding Freon are also charged by the piece.
Sorting can save real money at the landfill. Butte County's Neal Road gate fees, in effect since July 1, 2026, charge $64.88 per ton for mixed trash and debris, with a $14.00 minimum. Green and wood waste costs $42.11 per ton, and clean asphalt, soil, and concrete are listed at $0.00. A load that arrives without a tarp adds $10.00. These are county fees, not our rental prices.
City rules are the last piece. The City of Oroville runs trash service through a franchise, and it has its own rules for construction and demolition debris. Your account manager will confirm how those rules apply to your project before booking.