Terms of Service

Agreement

What follows applies to your use of greeleydumpsterrental.com and to container hire supplied by Greeley Dumpster Rental Solutions of 514 14th Ave, Greeley, CO 80631. Booking a box is acceptance of it. Revised September 9, 2026.

Quotes and pricing

Every quote rests on what you have told us about the debris, its bulk, its weight, where the box will stand and how long you want it. The figure quoted is a flat one and it carries the drop, the pull, the agreed period on site and disposal up to the tonnage stated. Additional charges arise in five situations and no others: the load goes past the agreed tonnage; the box stays beyond the agreed period; prohibited material turns up in it; the load stands proud of the top rail and therefore cannot lawfully be carried; or a booked delivery or collection cannot be completed because access was blocked, which is a dry-run.

Prohibited materials

None of the following may go into a container we supply: wet paint, solvent, adhesive, tar or any other liquid or semi-liquid waste; motor oil, fuel, coolant or other automotive fluid; pesticide, herbicide or pool chemicals; anything containing asbestos; propane bottles, aerosols or any pressurized cylinder; batteries of every description; medical, biohazard or radioactive waste; hazardous waste of any kind; contaminated soil; whole tires; electronic devices or the components of them; and appliances or other white goods holding refrigerant.

The state rules on solid waste sit at 6 CCR 1007-2, run by the Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Division of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, with the statutory authority found in C.R.S. Title 30, Article 20. Authorization to dispose is granted at county level in this state: C.R.S. Section 30-20-102 requires the owner or operator of a solid wastes disposal site and facility to hold a certificate of designation from the governing body having jurisdiction over the area, subject to departmental review. That obligation attaches to the disposal site itself and not to the collection or transportation of waste. Apart from the statutory prohibitions described here, whatever a given facility will or will not receive is written into that facility’s own approved operating plan rather than into any single statewide schedule — which is the reason acceptability is established load by load instead of being taken for granted. Two statutory prohibitions bear directly on material this company carries. Electronic devices and the components of them cannot lawfully be landfilled in this state, C.R.S. Section 25-17-303 having so provided since 1 July 2013, and the facilities serving this area list electronic waste as prohibited. Waste tires fall under 6 CCR 1007-2, Part 1, Section 10, which allows disposal only by delivery to a waste tire collection, processing or monofill destination and bars any person from transporting ten or more of them without departmental registration; whole tires are therefore refused in every container we supply. No statewide landfill ban applies to yard waste in this state, and the facilities serving this area publish yard waste and tree branches among what they accept. Vegetative debris is nevertheless collected as a separate clean load, because permitted composting capacity operates a short run from this yard and separating it costs the customer materially less than folding green waste into a construction load. The City of Greeley does not operate a municipal collection service. Greeley Municipal Code Section 8-371 provides that the city, by and through its duly authorized agents, employees, contractors or city-licensed operators, shall be the sole agency for the collection and disposal of refuse, and Section 8-368 provides that all refuse haulers who collect, transport or remove refuse, garbage or ashes within the city shall be required to have a license. Sections 8-369 and 8-370 set vehicle standards and require vehicle descriptions to be filed with the finance director. Those are statements of what the City’s code provides; questions about how any of it applies to any particular arrangement are for the City rather than for this company, and nothing on this website should be read as a representation about this company’s own regulatory status in any jurisdiction. The City’s Annual Spring Clean-Up is a separate, City-run event held over two days in early May, open to City of Greeley residents only on production of photo identification, at which the City’s published exclusion list does not accept construction or demolition debris including dirt, concrete, masonry, plywood and similar materials, nor bagged loads, nor enclosed trailers or box trucks; the Clean-Up line is 970-350-9336. Weld County operates a household hazardous waste facility at 1311 North 17th Avenue, Greeley, telephone (970) 400-2217, open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., free to Weld County residents at 200 pounds per household per visit, accepting nothing over five gallons, nothing leaking and nothing in plastic bags, and at which electronics and appliances are not accepted. The City’s GROW Center, telephone 970-673-3718, accepts grass clippings, leaves, plants, limbs, branches and clean untreated lumber; painted, stained, treated or engineered construction lumber is not clean wood. No container we supply will accept asbestos under any circumstances. Abatement in this state is treated as an air quality matter and administered by the Air Pollution Control Division of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment under Air Quality Control Commission Regulation No. 8, Part B. Within a single-family residential dwelling the triggers are 50 linear feet on pipe, 32 square feet on other surfaces, or a volume equivalent to a 55-gallon drum. A certified asbestos building inspector must inspect before renovation or demolition, save where a building erected after 12 October 1988 has documentation confirming that no asbestos-containing materials were used in it. Notification runs ten working days ahead of commencement, and ahead of any demolition activity whatever the quantity involved. Published fees include $60.00 for a single family residential notice and $180.00 for a single family residential thirty-day permit, and the division answers on 720-507-5136. Where housing predates 1978 the federal Renovation, Repair and Painting rule applies to its renovation; this state has never been authorized to administer that program, so certification is held with the United States Environmental Protection Agency itself rather than with any state agency. The median Greeley dwelling was built in 1985 and approximately 46 percent of the city’s housing stock predates 1980, so that rule is a live consideration across a large part of this market rather than an exceptional one. Every load leaving a site is covered and secured before it moves. Fees, rules and published schedules are all revised from time to time; confirm what currently applies with the City of Greeley, Weld County or CDPHE if you are unsure.

Where prohibited material is discovered in a container, the additional handling, the disposal of it and any penalty incurred all fall to you.

Placement, access and property

Safe and lawful access to the placement point is your responsibility, as is obtaining any permit or approval the container requires. This state adopts neither a residential building code nor a fire code at state level; every municipality and every county adopts its own on its own timetable, so what applies depends entirely on the jurisdiction the container is standing in. The City of Greeley has adopted the International Building Code, 2021 edition, at Greeley Municipal Code Section 22-31, the International Residential Code, 2021 edition, at Section 22-76, and the International Fire Code, 2021 edition, at Section 22-454, each effective 1 January 2023. The Greeley Fire Department states that the City of Greeley and the Western Hills Fire Protection District have adopted the 2021 International Fire Code except as amended in the City of Greeley Municipal Code. The City makes no amendment to Section 304 of that code, so its container provisions apply as written. Under Section 304.3 a dumpster shall not be stored in a building or placed within five feet of a combustible wall. Every container supplied by this company is far larger than the smallest capacity threshold in that section, and the five-foot separation is accordingly applied to all of them, on private driveways as well as elsewhere. The same section requires that materials susceptible to spontaneous ignition, such as oily rags, be stored in a listed disposal container, and requires lids on containers with a capacity exceeding 40 gallons. Questions about a particular placement are for the Greeley Fire Prevention Bureau, telephone (970) 350-9510. Outside the Greeley city limits the position differs: Weld County does not itself enforce a fire code, its building ordinance providing that the provisions of the International Fire Code shall apply only when adopted by a local fire district and shall not be enforced under that Building Code, so in unincorporated Weld County the applicable fire code is the one adopted by the local fire protection district. As a matter of practice this company also places containers clear of the utility meter and of heating and cooling equipment.

Permit responsibility depends on whose property the container occupies. On private property — a driveway, a yard or a parking lot — no public right-of-way permit is engaged. Within the Greeley city limits, the City’s published permitting guidance for activities within Public Space states that placement of dumpsters within the Public Space and roadways requires Public Space Traffic permits and proper signage. That permitting function is administered by City of Greeley Public Works Permits, 2835 W. 10th Street, Greeley, telephone 970-350-9881, Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., with applications made through the City’s online permitting portal. Permit and application fees are set annually in the City fee schedule rather than in the municipal code and are not stated here. Greeley Municipal Code Section 12-269(a) provides that nothing in that section shall prohibit the placement of trash, garbage or refuse containers for pick-up on public rights-of-way for one 24-hour period within a seven-day period; that provision addresses household containers awaiting collection and is not an authorization to place a roll-off container in the right-of-way. Greeley Municipal Code Section 12-269(b) provides that all refuse and debris remaining as a result of the demolition or repair of any buildings or the erection and completion of any buildings shall be removed following substantial completion of the work. Greeley Municipal Code Section 12-272 provides that no person other than the owner, occupant, lessee or tenant who placed a refuse container may disturb the container or its contents. Greeley Development Code Section 24-1058 sets the standard for permanent on-site trash receptacles and enclosures on developed sites; it is a development standard and does not govern a temporary construction container. Outside the city limits, Weld County Public Works, 1150 O Street, Greeley, telephone (970) 400-4000, requires permits for construction activities and for occupation within county rights-of-way and public drainage easements; its published material does not name dumpsters or containers, and this company accordingly makes no representation as to whether that requirement extends to them. Where the address lies within another municipality — including Garden City, Evans, La Salle, Eaton, Kersey, Ault or Platteville — that municipality administers its own arrangements, which this company has not verified, does not assume to match the City of Greeley’s, and which must be confirmed with that municipality separately. This company is not aware of any permit requirement for a container placed entirely on your own driveway or private property and makes no representation that none exists. You are equally responsible for any homeowners association rule, deed restriction or property owner approval that applies, and, where a property is designated on the Greeley historic register or lies within the Monroe Avenue or Downtown Greeley historic districts, for confirming with the City what approvals exterior work or demolition requires. Hydrants, intersections, fire escapes and building egress must all be left clear.

Locating utilities on private property falls to you. Ring Colorado 811 on 811 or 800-922-1987 before anything is dug or pulled down. The excavation requirements of this state sit at C.R.S. Title 9, Article 1.5. Section 9-1.5-103 calls for notice of the commencement, extent and duration of excavation work no less than two business days beforehand, excluding the day the notice is actually given, and marks remain valid for no more than thirty calendar days after the due date of the locate request. Colorado 811 asks that the excavation area be premarked in white before it is contacted, and its own homepage recommends allowing three business days rather than two. This carries more weight here than in most markets, given that Weld County accounts for over 80 percent of this state’s oil and gas and a property may be crossed by flow lines or gathering lines the occupier has never been told about. The residential code adopted by the City sets a minimum frost depth of 30 inches, so footings, water services and sewer laterals in this market start at least that deep and the excavation for them yields correspondingly more spoil. Known hazards must be disclosed to us, including buried utilities, sewer, water and storm laterals, irrigation runs, oil and gas flow and gathering lines, a well or a septic system, a walkout, bulkhead or window well the arm has to clear, a detached garage, shed or deck sitting in the swing of that arm, a gravel drive gone soft or rutted, an approach that is narrow or turns sharply, concrete recently poured or already cracked, and any overhead service drop or low limb.

Protection boards go under the wheels and rails on residential deliveries as standard practice. Setting a heavy container on any driveway, gravel pad or paved surface nonetheless carries inherent risk. No representation is made by this company as to subsurface conditions at any address, those being a matter for geotechnical investigation rather than for a hauler. What is addressed here is behavior at the surface: dry ground carries a loaded container well, whereas ground left soft by an irrigation set, snowmelt or a cloudburst will rut under several tons riding on four small contact patches, so turf, a verge or an unpaved surface does not constitute a bearing surface for a loaded container in those conditions. Where you direct that the box be placed on a particular surface, the risk in doing so is accepted by you. Liability is not accepted for damage to driveways, turf, curbs, aprons, walkways, wells, septic systems, irrigation or buried utilities arising out of a placement you requested or approved.

Loading and safety

Nothing may be loaded above the top rail. A heaped load cannot be covered, cannot lawfully be carried, and will not be collected until somebody has leveled it. Spread the weight evenly, and keep in mind that broken concrete, block, brick and mortar all reach lawful transport weight while the box still looks part used, and that roof tear-off behaves identically — shingle being counted in squares and layers rather than by roof area, with a second course still on the deck doubling the tonnage outright. Keeping the load beneath the rails, so that it can be covered while the box is on site, is your responsibility: heavier debris underneath lighter, insulation bagged, cardboard flattened, and anything that will soak up water or take flight in a blow put under cover. Wind rather than rain is the weather risk that governs this market. Weld County publishes a basic residential wind speed of 115 mph, and recorded downslope chinook gusts on the Front Range have reached 137 mph. An open container of light debris during a wind event endangers both the property and the street, and this company may secure or remove containers ahead of a forecast blow. Loads are covered and strapped before transport as standard. Rainfall here is low against most markets — the 1991 to 2020 normal at Greeley–Weld County Airport being 15.34 inches a year, with an annual mean of 47.1 degrees Fahrenheit — but it arrives unevenly, and one cloudburst will put a considerable volume of water into an open box across a single afternoon. That weight is billed to you at the scale, and a box that has filled with water may have to be pumped before it can be lifted at all. Wet drywall, carpet, cardboard and insulation gain a great deal of weight. Winter raises its own question, since snow or ice on a drive changes where a container may safely be set and later collected, so tell us early where a date is fixed. Do not stand or climb on a container. Keep children and animals well away from it. No container may be moved, interfered with, or have its doors opened by anybody other than our own personnel.

Rental period and collection

Your quote states the standard period. Get in touch when the box is ready to go. Where we cannot reach it on the scheduled collection date because of parked vehicles, a locked gate or any other obstruction, a dry-run charge may be applied.

Payment

Terms of payment are those set out in your quote. Account holders are invoiced on the terms agreed with them. Balances left overdue may attract charges to the extent the law permits.

Cancellation

Cancelling or moving a booking on reasonable notice costs nothing. A charge may follow where a truck has already been dispatched to the address.

Ownership and title

Containers stay our property throughout. Title in whatever has been placed inside one passes to us at the point of collection. Nothing of value should go into a box on the assumption that it can be retrieved later.

Limitation of liability

So far as the law allows, total liability arising out of any hire is capped at the sum paid for that hire. Indirect, incidental and consequential losses are excluded, project delay costs among them.

Website content

What appears on this site is general information. Sizing advice, weight figures, price ranges, fee amounts and summaries of regulation are all indicative, stated as at the date of publication, and subject to change; verify current requirements and current fees with the authority concerned. Content, branding and imagery here is either ours or used under license, and may not be reproduced without permission.

Governing law

The law of the State of Colorado governs these terms, and any dispute falls to the Colorado courts sitting in Weld County, CO.

Anything here you want explained? Ring (970) 888-6911 or email info@greeleydumpsterrental.com.