Dumpster rental across Quinte West
Quinte West's bin market centres on Trenton, with local operators running 7-to-25-yard roll-offs across Frankford, Batawa, Wooler, Carrying Place and Bayside. Published rates are flat weekly — a 10-yard from around $259 for seven days — and several companies quote by phone only. The region's demand rhythm is distinct: CFB Trenton, Canada's largest air force base, turns households over every posting season (local operators even advertise military discounts), and the Trent-Severn Waterway's first lock makes Trenton the gateway for the area's marina and cottage traffic.
Permits and disposal in Quinte West
A bin on your own driveway needs no permit, and Quinte West has no bin-specific permit by name — occupying a city road, sidewalk or boulevard falls under the City's general Right-of-Way Work Permit from Public Works, whose published fees start at $500 for small occupancies (they're priced for construction road work), so call Public Works before booking any bin that can't sit on private property. For self-haul, the City directs residents with excess waste to the WM transfer station at 26 Chester Road in Trenton (paid, minimum $55.10 for up to 230 kg), and runs a free year-round yard-waste depot at the Frankford landfill site on Fish and Game Club Road. Household hazardous waste goes to the regional depot at 75 Wallbridge Crescent in Belleville.