How this site works
We don't own a single truck. We aren't part of any city or county, either. You send us a request, and we pass it along to dumpster companies that work near you.
What happens when you send the form?
You tell us the town, your ZIP, the job and how to reach you. We save that and send it to up to three companies that work in your ZIP.
They call or email you with a price. Pick one. Or don't. The form is free, and sending it doesn't tie you to anybody.
Where do the town rules come from?
We started with the Census Bureau's 2024 population numbers. Every city and township with 10,000 or more people in Montgomery, Greene and Miami counties went on the list. Then we added four more. Oakwood, Moraine, Union and Springboro are smaller, but people ask about them.
For each town we went to its own website, and to its code of ordinances when that's online. Was there a rule posted? Then it went on our list with a link.
Sometimes two sources gave two different numbers. When that happened we left the number off and told you who to call. It was all read on Nov 11, 2026.
Where we looked when a town had nothing
Some towns don't post a word about dumpsters. Here's where we looked for each one. Check for yourself if you like.
| Town | Where we looked |
|---|---|
| Dayton | The city's website and its search box, plus four web searches. The two sites that host the city's ordinances wouldn't let us in. |
| Centerville | The city's website. |
| Troy | The Engineering pages on the city's website. |
| Washington Township (Montgomery County) | The Public Works pages on the township's website. |
| Beavercreek | The city's website and its zoning code. |
| Concord Township (Miami County) | The township's website. |
| Fairborn | The permits page on the city's website and a web search. The zoning chapter on the site that hosts the city's code wouldn't load. |
| Xenia | The trash container and hauler sections of the city code, and a web search. The city's website wouldn't load. |
| Riverside | A web search. The city's website wouldn't load. |
| Trotwood | The permits page on the city's website, a page of the city code, and a web search. |
| Miamisburg | The links on the city's home page and a web search. |
| Vandalia | The Obtain a Permit page on the city's website and a web search. |
| Clayton | The trash page on the city's website and a web search. |
| Englewood | The Building, Zoning and Permits page on the city's website, the trash chapter of the city code, and a web search. |
| West Carrollton | A web search. The city's home page came back empty. |
| Miami Township (Montgomery County) | The links on the township's home page. An older township page we had a link to wouldn't load. |
| Beavercreek Township | The links on the township's home page. All we saw was a notice about its zoning permit portal. |
| Harrison Township | The township's website wouldn't load. |
| Monroe Township (Miami County) | We haven't found a township web page yet. |
| Moraine | The Streets Division page on the city's website. It only covers bulk pickup. |
| Union | The links on the city's home page. |
| Springboro | The links on the city's home page. The site that hosts the city's code wouldn't load. |
What if we got something wrong?
This site isn't legal advice. It isn't a permit, either. Towns change their forms all the time, so if your town's page says one thing and ours says another, go with the town.
Then email us at support@daytondumpsterquotes.com so we can fix it.