What a roll-off dumpster actually costs around Bentonville, drawn from price lists Northwest Arkansas haulers post themselves, plus the district, city and landfill rules that shape the bill.
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Six boxes, about thirty seconds. You pick when to be called back, and that is when the phone rings.
Or call (479) 415-5328The Benton County Solid Waste District licenses every hauler that collects, transports or disposes of waste for others in the district, and warns that collecting without a license violates Arkansas law and district rules. Applications are due each December 15.
Work upon or above a Bentonville street, curb, gutter or sidewalk needs a right-of-way permit applied for through eTrakit, with fees and bonds paid before it issues. Closures need a Traffic Management Plan. The Street Department is at 479-271-3130.
Eco-Vista's Class 4 cell takes construction and demolition debris beside its 147-acre Class 1 landfill. No hazardous materials. Public hours are 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday, and pricing is given at the scale house rather than posted.
Every range below is what companies working in Bentonville publish for that job, gathered from the numbered price pages under the table. It spans what several of them show, so the figures move with the specifics of the property and with who does the work. Nothing here is a quote, and no business has set a price on this page. A real number comes from whoever looks at the job.
| The job | Range seen | Billed as | What moves it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small box, 8 to 11 yards, one week, one to one and a half tons included | $340–$37512 | flat | Right for one bathroom, a closet-and-garage purge, or a small load of concrete filled only part way. |
| 15-yard box, one week, about two tons included | $399–$440123 | flat | A kitchen or a single-room flooring job. Tile and plaster push it toward the weight limit before it looks full. |
| 20-yard box, three tons included | $459–$5152456 | flat | The most-rented size. Most posted rates cover seven days; one Benton and Washington County hauler posts fourteen. |
| 30-yard box, one week, four tons included | $645–$6651236 | flat | Framing and drywall phases on a new house, or a whole-house remodel. Four NWA operators post within twenty dollars. |
| Each ton past the included allowance, by landfill scale weight | $75–$85246 | per ton | Billed from the scale ticket after the haul. Shingles, concrete, soil and wet drywall are what trigger it. |
Prices each of these companies publishes on its own site, read on the date shown in each listing. A published price can change without notice, so treat a number here as what was posted rather than what you will be told today.
Roll-off pricing around Bentonville is quoted as one flat number, and it is easier to compare once you know what is folded into it. The flat rate covers bringing the box, a set number of days, a set number of tons, hauling it away and paying the landfill. Everything that changes the final invoice is one of those four things running past its limit: more days, more tons, a box that could not be reached, or material that should not have been in it.
The haulers who post prices for Bentonville cluster tightly. Small boxes of eight to eleven yards sit in one narrow band, fifteen-yard boxes in the next, twenty-yard boxes a step above that, and thirty-yard boxes in a band only about twenty dollars wide across four operators. That tightness is useful: a quote far above the table deserves a question about what it includes, and one far below it deserves a question about the tonnage. A low price with a single ton included can cost more by the end than a higher price with three.
Every box comes with a tonnage allowance, and the overage is billed per ton from the landfill scale ticket after the haul. Posted overage rates around Bentonville fall in a narrow range. The material decides whether you ever pay it. Cabinets, furniture, carpet and dry framing lumber rarely break the allowance. Tile, plaster, roofing shingles, wet drywall, concrete and soil break it quickly. At least one Northwest Arkansas hauler refuses shingles and concrete in its standard twenty-yard box altogether, and another steers concrete into a clean-fill container. Say what the heavy material is before the box is chosen, not after the scale prints.
Most posted rates around Bentonville include seven days, and several Northwest Arkansas haulers publish the same flat daily charge after that. One Benton and Washington County operator includes fourteen days in its twenty-yard rate. Commercial accounts often run on a thirty-day term instead, with a fee if the box sits idle. On a new house, the cheaper plan is usually one box swapped each time it fills rather than a second box parked beside the first.
A dry-run fee if the truck arrives and the box is blocked by a car, overfilled past the rim, or locked behind a gate. A cleanup charge when banned items are found in the load. Damage to the box itself. One Northwest Arkansas hauler adds a ten percent city solid waste tax, but only to Fayetteville orders. Ask for the list of possible add-ons when you book, and the invoice will hold no surprises.
The City of Bentonville's right-of-way permit covers work in the street, curb, gutter or sidewalk, and the city collects its fees and bonds before the permit issues; a box on your own driveway avoids that entirely. The Benton County Solid Waste District licenses every hauler, which is a cost the hauler carries, not you. Eco-Vista in Springdale gives its prices at the scale house rather than posting them, and it charges a fee when a truck arrives untarped, which is one reason a hauler may ask you not to load above the walls.
The flat price, the tons included, the days included, the per-ton rate past the allowance and the daily rate past the window, said together. With those five figures you can hold any invoice up against the quote, and the table above shows whether the quote sits where Bentonville prices actually are.
Get a box sized to the job, set on boards where you point, and a price with the tons and the days spelled out before the truck rolls. If it has to sit on a Bentonville street, ask the Street Department about a right-of-way permit a week ahead.
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