What We Accept
Serving Chelan & Douglas County • Wenatchee • Leavenworth Customer Portal (509) 888-7966
Rolling Rentals operator working at a dumpster delivery in the Wenatchee Valley

Locally owned and operated since 2022

About Rolling Rentals

We are a small local hauler that started because somebody needed a dumpster and could not get one. That is still the whole idea.

  • Locally owned since 2022
  • You pick the rental window
  • Driveway protection
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Our Mission

Fair, On Time, Every Job

Reliable, fair, timely dumpster service. That is the whole mission. We price the job before the truck leaves, we show up when we said we would, and we take the loads other haulers turn down.

Every customer gets the same treatment. A homeowner with one bathroom remodel matters as much as a contractor running a six month job. Nobody gets bumped because somebody bigger called.

Rolling Rentals dropping off a contractor dumpster at a jobsite in Chelan County WA
Rolling Rentals truck picking up a loaded dumpster in winter conditions in the Wenatchee Valley

How This Started

Our Story

A friend was in the middle of a remodel and could not get rid of the debris. He called the national companies. Most of them never called back. When one finally did, they were not local, they did not know the area, and they quoted him a delivery two months out.

Two months. For a pile of debris sitting in a driveway. He said what anyone would say, which is that somebody local ought to be doing this.

It started as half a joke. Then it became a trailer, then a truck, then a business. Rolling Rentals opened in April 2022 and we have been answering the phone ever since.

That wait is why same or next day delivery is usually available. It is the reason the company exists.

Who You Get

Call The Number. A Hauler Answers.

The number on this page reaches the person who runs the truck. Tell us the job and you will get a straight answer about what it takes.

Tell us what you are throwing out and we will tell you which can fits it. If a smaller one does the job, we will say so.

Concrete is the clearest example. The county transfer stations will not take it, so it has to go further and it costs more. Call before you load any of it. There is usually more than one way to handle a heavy load, and the cheapest one is not always the one you called about.

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Rolling Rentals swapping out a full dumpster for an empty one in the Wenatchee Valley

What We Are Actually Good At

Our Expertise

  • Concrete And Heavy Debris

    Most haulers say no to concrete. We run a dedicated 13 yard can for it at $150 per ton. Call before you load any. There is usually more than one way to handle a heavy load and one of them is cheaper.

  • Knowing Where It Goes

    Every facility has a refusal list. Knowing which one takes what is the half of this job that decides what a load costs you. We haul to the right site for what is in the can.

  • Tight Spots And Real Timelines

    Gravel drives, side yards, working job sites. We place the can where the work is, and you pick the rental window you need.

There Are Two. That Is On Purpose.

Core Values

Transparency

You know the number before the truck leaves. The tonnage included is printed on every size. Go over it and you pay what the landfill charges us, itemized on the invoice. Nothing marked up, nothing buried in a footnote.

Reliability

You do what you say when you say you are going to do it. We did not write a nicer definition. A dumpster that shows up a day late is a crew standing around and a weekend wasted.

No Trophies. Just Receipts.

What We Can Prove

  • 5.0 Stars

    55 Google Reviews

    Public, verifiable, and not one of them is ours to edit.

  • USDOT 8673670

    A Real, Registered Hauler

    Look it up. A broker taking a cut in the middle does not have one.

  • Since 2022

    Still Here, Still Local

    Founded April 2022 and running in the valley every week since.

The Part Nobody Asks About

Where It Actually Goes

Where does construction debris go in Chelan County?

The county runs transfer stations that take household and construction debris. Each site has its own refusal list. We haul to the facility that will actually take what is in your can, which is why we ask what is going into it. See what we accept.

Where do you take rock, dirt and concrete?

Not to a regular transfer station. The county stations refuse rock, dirt and concrete. Inert material goes to an inert landfill instead, like the one in Cashmere. That longer haul is why heavy debris is priced by the ton.