Tearing out an old deck or replacing a fence creates a massive pile of lumber fast. Get a dumpster right next to the project — toss boards as you go — and skip every trip to the dump.
Deck and fence tear-outs go fast once you get started. The problem is the pile that builds up around you — boards, posts, hardware, railings, concrete footings, and the assorted debris from a structure that’s been standing for years. Without a dumpster, you’re stopping constantly to make dump runs or pile debris across the yard.
A Pack Mule dumpster changes the workflow entirely. We drop the container right next to the work area, and you throw materials in as you tear them out. No piles, no trips, no secondary hauling. When you’re done with the demolition, the dumpster is already full and ready for pickup.
This works just as well for DIY homeowners knocking out an old deck over a weekend as it does for contractors replacing fencing around a full property. We size for both — a 15-yard for standard projects and a 20-yard for larger jobs.
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Ask Pack Mule before booking if your project includes restricted materials.
Deck and fence lumber is bulky but not very heavy — size for volume, not weight.
$600 flat rate dumpster rental for Construction & Demolition (C&D) materials.
Flexible pricing based on roof size and number of dumpsters needed.
No dump runs. No debris piles. Just a clean site.
Step 01
Pick a size online based on your project. 15-yard works for most deck and fence tear-outs.
Step 02
Tell us where — next to the deck, end of the driveway, or side of the house. We place it where it's most useful.
Step 03
Boards and posts go straight from the structure to the bin. Call us when you're done — we handle the haul.
No more piles in the yard. Toss as you tear and have a clean site before the new build begins.
Lumber, composite boards, posts, rails, hardware — our dumpsters handle outdoor demolition debris without issue.
Whether you're a homeowner knocking out a weekend project or a contractor on a tight schedule, we work for both.
One price covers everything — delivery, weight allowance, and pickup. No extra charges for heavy wood loads.
Deck removals can take longer than expected. Our multi-day rentals give you room to finish the job right.
We place the container right next to the project area — minimizing how far you carry debris.
Homeowners and contractors across Southwest Ohio have used Pack Mule for deck and fence cleanups for years.
Answers to the most common questions about this service in Dayton & Cincinnati.
A 15-yard handles most standard deck tear-outs. For large multi-level decks, pergolas, or fencing around an entire property, a 20-yard gives you the room to finish without worrying about overflow.
Modern pressure-treated lumber (post-2004) is fine. Older CCA-treated wood — common in decks built before 2004 — contains arsenic and requires special disposal. If your deck is older, call us first so we can guide you on handling.
Small concrete footing sections are okay in moderate amounts. Large concrete chunks or full footing blocks are heavy — if you have a lot, call us and we’ll help you figure out the right approach so you don’t exceed weight limits.
We can place dumpsters on driveways and accessible hard surfaces. We can’t drive trucks over lawns, but we can often place near the edge of your driveway, side yard pad, or alley if it’s accessible.
Most DIY deck removals take a weekend. Our rental periods accommodate that. If the job runs longer, extensions are easy to set up before your scheduled pickup.
Yes — fence tear-outs work great with a 10 or 15-yard dumpster. Old fence panels, posts, wire, and hardware all go in together.
Order online, we deliver fast. Clean site by the time you're ready to build the new one.
