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Rancho San Diego dump trailer rental
Dump trailer rental in Rancho San Diego with the price up front.
Good fit for larger properties, landscape debris, and contractor cleanup. We deliver the trailer, you load it, and we haul it away.
$325 + dump fee
City rate before the disposal dump fee
Clear price
Rancho San Diego: $325 + dump fee
Dump fee is the actual Miramar or EDCO facility ticket.
How it works
We deliver the trailer. You load it. We pick it up and handle disposal.
Common Rancho San Diego cleanup jobs
Roofing shingles and felt
Garage cleanouts
Yard waste and brush
Small remodel debris
Fence and deck removal
Household junk
How the dump fee works
The dump fee is the actual disposal ticket, not a markup. Heavy trailer loads usually go to Miramar because the City publishes flat trailer rates. EDCO La Mesa is scale-based, so the posted scale ticket controls the final fee.
Miramar flat trailer
General refuse$141 city / $149 non-city
C&D debris$337 city / $359 non-city
Published FY2026 Tier 2 flat trailer rates.
Miramar weighed
General refuse$97-$103/ton
C&D debris$230-$247/ton
Used when the facility requires or benefits from weighing the load.
EDCO La Mesa
Light loadsAbout $80 minimum
Over 800 lbAbout $115/ton
EDCO's posted scale ticket controls the final disposal charge.
Why use a dump trailer instead of a roll-off dumpster?
A dump trailer sits lower, is easier to load by hand, and works well for driveways, small contractor jobs, roofing debris, yard cleanup, and garage cleanouts. If you already have the labor, a dump trailer is often the simpler and more affordable option.
About Rancho San Diego dump trailer service
Rancho San Diego is a planned community of larger residential lots east of El Cajon, with a mix of 1980s and 1990s tract homes and newer construction. Lot sizes average larger than central East County, which means landscaping debris — mulch, brush, old irrigation systems, patio material — is a frequent job type alongside interior remodel debris. The community's proximity to open space means homeowners also tackle periodic slope and canyon-edge clearing to satisfy fire hardening requirements. Contractor jobs here often involve the kind of mixed material load — wood, concrete, roofing — that benefits from a low-sided trailer where crew can load without lifting as high.