Mini Excavator Rental
For Fall River drainage, trenching, or landscape work, describe the site and machine access so we can review a CAT 305 rental.
Fall River bulky-item collection uses scheduled city tickets and stickers, and the municipal drop-off site excludes construction debris. Share your cleanup details if you need a private pickup or equipment.
For Fall River drainage, trenching, or landscape work, describe the site and machine access so we can review a CAT 305 rental.
A dump trailer can help move debris from a Fall River project; tell us the material type and expected load.
Fall River requires scheduled, ticketed bulky-item collection and excludes many materials from city disposal; contact us about private hauling for a larger cleanout.
For a Fall River driveway, siding, patio, or walkway, share the surface and condition to request a pressure-washing estimate.
Fall River bulky items are scheduled through the Department of Community Maintenance program; residents can use its online ticket and scheduling process. Pickup is priced in batches of one to three items, and mattresses and box springs have separate per-item fees. The required city bulky sticker must be attached, and City payments are cash, check, or money order. The DCM City Garage at 10 Lewiston Street is open Monday through Friday 7–2:30 and Saturday 7–noon. Construction and demolition debris, fuel-oil tanks, commercial freezers, vending machines, vehicle parts, boats, campers, and motorcycles are not accepted at the curb or drop-off. The city no longer collects business trash; businesses need a private contractor.
Fall River disposal planning should also follow Massachusetts material rules: mattresses, box springs, and textiles such as clothing, shoes, and linens must be recycled or donated rather than discarded in ordinary trash. Electronics and construction debris need separate handling. Refrigerators and freezers require safe refrigerant recovery, and commercial waste must use an appropriate contractor.
Schedule through the Department of Community Maintenance program and attach the required city bulky sticker.
The program schedules batches of one to three items; mattresses and box springs have separate per-item fees.
No. Construction and demolition debris is not accepted at the curb or the DCM drop-off.
The city no longer collects business trash; businesses must hire a private contractor.