Local East Bay pricing with same-day delivery across Newark, dispatched from our Hayward yard, about 15 minutes down I-880 on the same Tri-City route we run with Union City and Fremont. No hidden fees.
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| Dumpster Size | Price |
|---|---|
| 5 Yard Inert | From $630 |
| 5 Yard General | $480 |
| 10 Yard Inert | From $690 |
| 10 Yard General | $636 |
| 20 Yard General | $780 |
| 30 Yard General | $926 |
| 40 Yard General | $1,070 |
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Designed for standard job site cleanup, with weight limits depending on dumpster size.
Starting at $480
Perfect for heavy-duty projects, with no weight restrictions for your construction cleanup.
Starting at $630
Simple, fast, and reliable dumpster rental process in Newark
Pick the right size and book online or call (510) 900-4664 for your Newark project.
We'll drop off the dumpster at your location in Newark 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.
Newark became a city in September 1955, the first new city in Alameda County in 47 years, and it filled in fast: 1,532 people in 1950, 9,884 in 1960 and 27,153 by 1970. About two-thirds of its homes went up between 1950 and 1979, so the ranch and tract houses in Lake-Rosemont, Mirabeau, Birch Grove and the streets around Old Town are now 45 to 75 years old. The steady work is re-roofs, kitchens, baths, flooring and the clean-outs that come with a sale.
West of the freeway the city looks different. Bayside Newark, the old Dumbarton TOD area near Willow Street and Enterprise Drive, had close to 1,900 homes finished or under construction by early 2023, and the Central Avenue industrial belt keeps turning over warehouse and manufacturing space.
Newark keeps building. The city lists 118 homes under construction on Cedar Boulevard, a 315,390-square-foot industrial building on Central Avenue approved in July 2025, and about 1,000 units under review at 5222 Newpark Plaza, while the Old Town Specific Plan covers the original Thornton Avenue district. Sanctuary Village added 386 homes at Cherry Street and Stevenson Boulevard, and the Bayside neighborhoods (Glass Bay, Bayshores, Compass Bay, Lighthouse, Bridgeway and Harbor Point) are filling in with households that are now customizing garages, yards and patios.
We deliver across Newark, from the 1960s tracts east of Newark Boulevard to the newer subdivisions out by the bay.
Most Newark houses were built in the 1960s and 1970s, so original cabinets, tile and fixtures are coming out all over Lake-Rosemont and Mirabeau. A 10-yard handles a bathroom; a full kitchen usually needs the 20-yard.
A 1970s tract roof is often on its second or third layer of shingles. Composition shingles are heavy for their size, so we size the bin to the squares and tell you the included weight before we drop it.
Cracked driveways and old patios on 50-year-old lots go in an inert bin. Concrete, dirt, brick and asphalt only, with no weight limit, so a full slab tear-out does not run up overage.
Industrial space along Central Avenue changes hands often, and a new tenant usually starts by clearing racking, pallets and old office build-out. We drop on the lot or at the dock apron, never in the street.
The original Newark district along Thornton Avenue mixes older homes and small commercial buildings, and the city has a specific plan for it. Lots are tighter than the tracts, so a 10-yard on a driveway or rear lot is often the right fit.
Owners in Bayside and Sanctuary Village are finishing garages, swapping builder-grade landscaping for patios and clearing out move-in clutter. Townhome driveways are short and associations have rules, so a 5 or 10-yard is the usual size.
Sizes we actually send for the jobs we see most in Newark. Every Newark size and price appears in the table at the top of the page; inert bins never carry a weight cap.
| Project | Size we send | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Garage or single-room clean-out | 5-yard | Furniture, boxes and garage storage. |
| Bathroom remodel | 10-yard | Tile, tub, vanity and drywall from one bathroom. |
| Kitchen remodel or whole-house flooring | 20-yard | 2 tons of weight included. |
| Composition roof tear-off | 10-yard or 20-yard | Shingles are heavy, so tell us the squares and layers; extra weight is $150 per ton in Newark. |
| Driveway, patio or walkway removal | 10-yard inert | Concrete, dirt, brick and asphalt only, no weight limit. |
| Bayside or Sanctuary Village townhome project | 5 or 10-yard | Short driveways; check association rules before booking. |
We place every Newark bin on private property: your driveway, the jobsite or a private lot. We never set a bin in the street, on the sidewalk or in the planter strip. Newark's code treats leaving material or an obstruction in the public right-of-way as an encroachment that needs a written permit, and keeping the bin on your side of the curb avoids that. Plan for a clear, level spot with room for the truck to back in.
Newark ties its construction and demolition rules to the state CALGreen code, which requires covered projects to recycle or salvage at least 65 percent of their nonhazardous C&D waste. For a covered project, the city must approve a Waste Management Plan before the building or demolition permit is issued, sets a deposit at that approval, and wants proof of diversion before it signs off a temporary or final certificate of occupancy. Check with Newark's Community Development Department before you book so your plan lists the hauling method the city will accept.
Newark loads go over the scale on the way in and out of the facility, and the gross, tare and net weights arrive by email after pickup with photos of the load. Questions about what goes in which bin? Call (510) 900-4664.
Newark bins come from our yard at 22990 Clawiter Rd in Hayward, about 15 to 20 minutes down I-880. Newark runs on our Tri-City route with Union City and Fremont.
Job site needs a restroom too?
Add a porta potty rental in Newark from $125 per 4 weeks at a flat rate, with cleaning, toilet paper, and seat covers included. One call, one delivery day, both on site.
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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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