Local East Bay pricing with same-day delivery across Martinez and the Diablo Valley, dispatched from our Hayward yard, up I-880 and north on I-680 toward the Carquinez Strait.
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| Dumpster Size | Price |
|---|---|
| 5 Yard Inert | From $855 |
| 5 Yard General | $680 |
| 10 Yard Inert | From $940 |
| 10 Yard General | $886 |
| 20 Yard General | $1,030 |
| 30 Yard General | $1,176 |
| 40 Yard General | $1,320 |
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Designed for standard job site cleanup, with weight limits depending on dumpster size.
Starting at $680
Perfect for heavy-duty projects, with no weight restrictions for your construction cleanup.
Starting at $855
Simple, fast, and reliable dumpster rental process in Martinez
Pick the right size and book online or call (510) 900-4664 for your Martinez project.
We'll drop off the dumpster at your location in Martinez on the date you choose.
Keep it for up to 7 days, or let us know if you're done early.
We'll pick it up, recycle the contents, and provide a receipt showing the actual weight.
Martinez is the Contra Costa County seat, incorporated in 1876, and it still has one of the older housing mixes in the county: about 1 in 5 homes went up before 1960, including Victorians from 1865 to 1910 around the downtown grid. The biggest wave came later, with nearly half of the city's homes built in the 1970s and 1980s across Virginia Hills, the Nancy Boyd Park area and the Ashwood Drive townhomes. Those houses are now 35 to 55 years old, which means original roofs, kitchens, decks and windows reaching the end of their run.
New construction is scarce. Fewer than 2 percent of Martinez homes were built after 2010, and in 2025, 28 of the 33 housing units the city permitted were ADUs or junior ADUs. So most of the debris here comes from changing what is already standing: garage conversions, backyard cottages, seismic and foundation work on older homes, and the clean-out that comes before a sale.
Martinez was a refinery town before it was a commuter town: Shell arrived in 1915, and John Muir made his home here. Out past the city grid, Alhambra Valley is estate and horse property near Briones, Virginia Hills sits on the far side of the hills from most of town, and Vine Hill and Mountain View are partly unincorporated, so a few addresses that say Martinez answer to the county rather than City Hall.
Martinez runs from the Carquinez Strait waterfront south into hills and canyon land, so a drop in Alhambra Valley looks nothing like one downtown. These are the areas we deliver to most:
Downtown houses from 1865 to 1910 come apart in layers: plaster and lath, old siding, knob-and-tube wiring, sometimes a failing foundation. A 10 or 20-yard bin in the driveway takes the tear-out, and the weight receipt is emailed to you after pickup.
Most new housing in Martinez is now an ADU. Converting a garage or building a backyard unit means framing, drywall and packaging waste in a general bin, plus an inert bin if a slab comes out.
Virginia Hills and the Nancy Boyd Park area are full of homes from the 1970s and 1980s that are on their second or third owner. Kitchens, baths, flooring and windows all come out at once, and a 20-yard bin usually holds a full interior gut.
With 70 percent of Martinez homes owner-occupied, a lot of houses change hands after decades with the same family. A clean-out of furniture, garage contents and old fixtures is typically a 20 or 30-yard job, loaded over a few days within the 7-day rental.
Estate and horse properties out toward Briones collect old fencing, sheds and tack-room clutter. A 20 or 30-yard on a firm, level pad near the barn takes it; tell us about long gravel drives and where the truck can turn around.
Martinez has adopted Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone mapping, and the fire district inspects defensible space. Brush, dead limbs and old fence boards from a hillside cleanup can go in a general bin set on the driveway.
Sizes we actually send for the jobs we see most in Martinez. Each Martinez size has its price in the table at the top of the page; inert bins for concrete, dirt, brick and asphalt have no weight cap.
| Project | Size we send | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen or bathroom remodel | 10-yard general | Cabinets, tile, drywall and fixtures from one room; residential remodels valued at $50,000 or more need a Green Halo plan in Martinez. |
| Re-roof on a single-story home | 20-yard general | Shingles are heavy; the 20-yard includes 2 tons, and anything over is billed per ton. |
| Garage conversion or ADU build | 20-yard general | Framing, drywall and packaging waste; keep every weight receipt for the permit file. |
| Whole-house or estate clean-out | 30-yard general | Furniture and household goods are bulky but light, so volume runs out before weight does. |
| Slab, patio or driveway removal | 10-yard inert | Concrete, brick, asphalt and dirt only, with no weight limit; clean inert loads count toward the city's 65% target. |
| Barn, shed or fence tear-out in Alhambra Valley | 20 or 30-yard general | Long gravel drives are fine if the surface is firm; tell us where the truck can turn. |
We place every Martinez bin on private property: your driveway, the jobsite or a private lot, and never on the street. Any work in a Martinez street right-of-way falls under the city's encroachment permit process, and keeping the bin on your property keeps it out of that. Many Martinez lots sit on slopes, from Virginia Hills to Alhambra Valley, so tell us the grade and width of your driveway when you book, and we will set the bin where the truck can reach it and you can load it safely.
Martinez treats construction, demolition and renovation projects as covered and requires 65 percent of the debris to be diverted from landfill. Since September 3, 2024 the city tracks this in Green Halo. On the residential side that includes new buildings, demolition of 300 square feet or more, projects that add floor area, and projects valued at $50,000 or more. Weight tickets have to name Martinez as the origin, and the 65 percent has to be reached before the final inspection can be scheduled.
Martinez loads are weighed in and out at the facility, and the gross, tare and net receipt reaches you by email after pickup, with photos of what was in the bin. Questions about what goes in which bin? Call (510) 900-4664.
Martinez bins go out from our yard at 22990 Clawiter Rd in Hayward, up I-880 and north on I-680, roughly 40 to 45 minutes each way depending on traffic. Martinez is on the same run as our Concord and Walnut Creek deliveries.
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At Zebra Dumpsters, we take environmental responsibility seriously. Every load we haul is managed with care to reduce landfill waste, maximize recycling, and support cleaner communities across the Bay Area. By choosing us, you're partnering with a company committed to protecting the environment while delivering reliable, affordable service.
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