Dumpster Permits in Mobile, - Roll-Off Dumpster Direct

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Phone	251.208.5895
Website Link	https://www.cityofmobile.org/
Municipal Building	205 Government Street3rd Floor, South TowerMobile, AL 36602

How Do I Obtain a Dumpster Permit in Mobile?

https://www.buildmobile.org/

When Do I Need a Dumpster Permit?

Permits are almost never required when placing a dumpster on private property. If you are placing a dumpster on public property, such as a street or a parking lot, then a dumpster permit is often required. We recommend checking with your local municipality before ordering any dumpster that will be placed on public property.

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Waste Type:

General Waste Includes non hazardous materials such as rugs, carpet, furniture, plastic, and general household waste.

Construction Includes bulky materials such as wood, metals, glass, and building components.

Yard Waste Includes yard trimmings such as grass, tree limbs and branches, weeds, and leaves.

Dirt Includes uncontaminated dirt and soil. For flat rate pricing, do not mix with any other materials.

Concrete/Brick Includes concrete, brick, and cinder block. For flat rate pricing, do not mix with any other materials.

Asphalt Includes asphalt, gravel, and blacktop. For flat rate pricing, do not mix with any other materials.

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