Washington, DC · District of Columbia County

Commercial Waste Services in Washington

Starting from $97/day – $1560/day

Need commercial waste service in Washington? We connect you with local waste haulers in Washington who handle everything from small office trash to high-volume restaurant and construction waste.

Commercial waste options in Washington

Haulers in Washington offer a range of container types and pickup schedules:

Front-load dumpsters (2-8 yards) — The standard for offices, restaurants, and retail. Pickup 1-5 times per week.
Roll-off dumpsters (10-40 yards) — For construction, manufacturing, and large-scale cleanouts.
Compactors — For high-volume operations that want to cut pickup frequency and total cost.

How much does commercial waste service cost in Washington?

Commercial waste service in Washington typically ranges from to per month depending on container size and pickup frequency. Most haulers offer contract pricing that brings the monthly cost down.

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Commercial Waste Services providers in Washington

Local companies serving the Washington, DC area

LoadUp Junk Removal

1625 K St NW #103, Washington, DC 20006, USA

4.8 (481 reviews)

Fort Totten Solid Waste Disposal Transfer Station

4900 John McCormack Rd NE, Washington, DC 20011, USA

4.6 (276 reviews)

WM - Northeast Transfer Station

2160 Queens Chapel Rd NE Ne, Washington, DC 20018, USA

3.2 (82 reviews)

Get Rid Of It Junk & Trash Removal Washington DC

1090 Vermont Ave NW # 910, Washington, DC 20005, USA

4.9 (17 reviews)

WM - Federal IPC Transfer

1220 W St NE, Washington, DC 20018, USA

3.9 (9 reviews)

Frequently Asked Questions

Commercial waste service in Washington typically runs $98 to $1,560 per month, depending on container size and pickup frequency. Prices in Washington tend to run about 30% above the national average. Signing a contract usually gets you a better monthly rate.

A small office or retail shop usually needs a 2-yard dumpster with 1-2 pickups per week. Restaurants in Washington typically need a 4-6 yard with 3-5 pickups. Large operations like grocery stores or warehouses often use an 8-yard or a compactor.

Yes, most waste haulers in Washington offer recycling as part of their commercial service. Some include it in the base rate, others charge separately. Check if Washington has recycling mandates for businesses.

Watch for auto-renewal clauses, fuel surcharges, rate escalation language, and early termination fees. Read the full contract before signing. Compare terms from multiple providers in Washington.

Washington Quick Facts

County: District of Columbia
State: District of Columbia
Metro Population: 5,289,420
Market Rate: 30% above avg