Dumpster rental · New Brunswick
Renting a dumpster in Bathurst? From in-town renovations to jobs along Chaleur Bay from Beresford to Belledune, get matched with local bin-rental operators — pick a size, tell us the job, and get a free, no-obligation quote.
Local operators
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Part of the Municipal Group of Companies, Fero Waste & Recycling has provided industrial, commercial and residential waste collection and roll-off dumpster rentals across New Brunswick for over 20 years, with dedicated branches in Miramichi, Bathurst, Moncton and eight other NB/NS communities.
Locally owned, family-run waste container company serving Bathurst and the Chaleur region since 1995, providing 10- to 30-yard roll-off dumpsters for renovation, roofing and construction-site debris, plus front-load commercial bins.
Family-run roll-off dumpster rental company serving Campbellton, Bathurst and Miramichi with 15- and 20-yard bins for renovations, cleanouts and construction debris across northern New Brunswick.
Quick facts
Bathurst's bin market runs on local operators — a Bathurst-based family firm renting roll-off containers since 1995 and a Northern New Brunswick company running 15-and-20-yard bins — plus a provincial player whose containers span 2 to 40 yards. It's a small but real market where everyone quotes by phone, and where the region's low tipping rates (mixed waste $74 a tonne, construction debris $42 at the Red Pine landfill just south in Allardville) keep disposal costs down. Demand has a live driver: the City is actively redeveloping the former Smurfit-Stone mill site, with announced funding to extend services to the brownfield and fully reconstruct Chaleur Street — exactly the kind of demolition-and-build pipeline that keeps construction roll-offs moving, on top of the usual renovation trade.
Bathurst publishes no permit for placing a private bin on a street, boulevard or sidewalk — nothing in its by-laws or public-works pages covers it (the City's only published curbside process is its own $50 special garbage collection for bulk items) — so keep the bin on your own property and check with Engineering and Public Works first if street placement is ever needed. For self-haul, the Chaleur Regional Service Commission's facility at 1300 Route 360 in Allardville takes mixed waste at $74 per tonne and construction, renovation and demolition debris at $42, with household hazardous waste accepted free, weekdays plus Saturday mornings.
Choose a size
A popular residential size for a kitchen or bathroom remodel, a whole-room cleanout, or a small roofing job — driveway-friendly with low walk-in walls.
12 × 6 × 3.5 ft · ≈ 3 pickup-truck loads
Rent a 10 Yard dumpsterA versatile mid-size bin for a full-room or multi-room renovation, a large furniture clear-out, or a whole-house cleanout without stepping up to a 20-yard.
12 × 7 × 4.5 ft · ≈ 4 pickup-truck loads
Rent a 14 Yard dumpsterThe most commonly rented size in Canada — a workhorse for larger renovations, re-roofing, deck teardowns and general construction debris.
14 × 8 × 5 ft · ≈ 6 pickup-truck loads
Rent a 20 Yard dumpsterBathurst publishes no permit process for placing a private bin on a street, boulevard or sidewalk — the City's by-laws and public-works pages contain nothing for it. A dumpster on your own driveway or property needs nothing; if street placement is genuinely unavoidable, contact Engineering and Public Works at City Hall (150 St. George Street) before delivery rather than assuming a process exists. Your operator can usually advise on placement.
Questions
Every operator serving Bathurst quotes by phone — no rate cards are published in this market. Local sizes run 15 and 20 yards from the Northern NB operator, roll-off containers from the Bathurst-based family firm, and 2 to 40 yards from the regional player; your price is shaped by size, weight and the region's disposal rates ($74 a tonne mixed, $42 for construction debris). Request a quote for a firm price on your exact job.
There's no published permit to apply for — Bathurst's by-laws don't cover private bin placement. Keep the bin on your own driveway or property; if street placement is genuinely needed, check with Engineering and Public Works at City Hall before booking so they can advise case by case.
The regional facility at 1300 Route 360 in Allardville (weekdays 8–4:30, Saturday mornings) takes mixed waste at $74 per tonne and construction, renovation and demolition debris at $42, with residential recyclables and household hazardous waste — paint, batteries, propane tanks, electronics — accepted free. For a renovation or cleanout, a rented bin is usually simpler than repeated weighed trips.
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