Several things decide what a dumpster costs in Weymouth.
The container size sets the base. A size that's too small can mean a second haul, which usually costs more than choosing the next size up.
Weight comes next. Disposal is charged by the ton, and plaster, tile, asphalt shingles, and brick weigh a lot for the space they take up.
Massachusetts rules also shape the price. The state bans a long list of materials from disposal, and many of them, like brick, concrete, metal, clean wallboard, and wood, show up in renovation debris. Telling us what's going in helps us plan the load and quote it right.
Placement can matter, too. If the container has to sit in a Town street instead of your driveway, check with the Department of Public Works before delivery.