Birmingham, Alabama.
2 companies serve Birmingham. Featured haulers appear first.
Birmingham's mix of century-old neighborhoods and ongoing commercial development creates steady demand for roll-off dumpsters year-round. Homeowners renovating in Forest Park, Avondale, and Crestwood, and contractors working downtown infill projects, typically need 10 to 20 yard containers. The local hauling market is competitive — which is good for pricing — and permit rules vary noticeably between the city of Birmingham proper and the surrounding Over-the-Mountain municipalities.
Haulers serving Birmingham
Magic City Roll-Off
★ FeaturedFamily-owned dumpster rental operating across metro Birmingham since 2011. We run 10, 15, 20, and 30 yard roll-offs and handle residential cleanouts, roofing tear-offs, and small commercial jobs.
Iron District Disposal
Industrial and commercial roll-off service covering Jefferson and Shelby counties. Specializing in construction debris and concrete.
Do you need a permit in Birmingham?
The City of Birmingham requires a permit for any dumpster placed in the public right-of-way (street, parkway, sidewalk). Dumpsters on private property — driveways, side yards, or commercial lots — do not require a permit. Permits are issued through the Department of Transportation and typically take 2–3 business days. Hoover, Vestavia Hills, and Mountain Brook have separate permit processes; check with the specific municipality before placement.
Nearest disposal facilities
Most Birmingham-area haulers dispose at the Jefferson County Landfill off Highway 150 in Mount Olive, or at the Green Group Holdings facility in Adamsville. Transfer stations are located in Tarrant and in Bessemer. Construction & demolition debris is accepted at all three.
Typical pricing in Birmingham
Typical Birmingham-area pricing (2025): 10-yard roll-off $325–$450 for a week; 20-yard $375–$525; 30-yard $450–$650. Pricing varies with debris type — concrete and roofing shingles usually carry weight surcharges.