Mini Excavator Rental
For Plymouth drainage, trenching, or landscape preparation, tell us about the job and access so we can review a CAT 305 rental.
Plymouth property work can range from coastal cleanup and yard projects to substantial cleanouts. Share what needs to be moved, the site location, and access conditions so we can plan the right service.
For Plymouth drainage, trenching, or landscape preparation, tell us about the job and access so we can review a CAT 305 rental.
A dump trailer can help move renovation or yard material from a Plymouth property; include the expected load and timing when you ask.
The Manomet station requires an annual permit and separate trailer permit, while some items use another facility; ask us to handle pickup and hauling instead.
For a Plymouth driveway, deck, siding, or walkway, describe the surface type and condition so we can prepare a pressure-washing estimate.
The Manomet Transfer Station on Beaver Dam Road requires a paid annual permit; entering without one can result in a fine. It is closed Wednesdays and Thursdays, and a trailer needs its own separate permit. All household trash must be in the Town's orange pay-as-you-throw bags. Hard-to-manage items go to a separate facility next door with different hours. The options described here do not include curbside bulky-item pickup, so residents haul items themselves, cover applicable per-item charges, and follow the facility rules.
Plymouth residents must arrange the station permits, make the trip, pay item charges, and check the separate facility's hours for certain materials. We can pick up bulky items and handle the hauling and disposal logistics for you.
Plymouth disposal trips also need to account for Massachusetts rules: mattresses, box springs, and textiles such as clothing, shoes, and linens must be recycled or donated rather than placed in trash. Most towns exclude CRT TVs and monitors and other electronics from ordinary refuse. State guidance treats building debris separately from residential curbside pickup, and refrigerators and freezers must have refrigerant correctly managed.
The station on Beaver Dam Road is closed Wednesdays and Thursdays.
No. A trailer needs its own separate permit in addition to the annual entry permit.
All trash must be in the Town's orange pay-as-you-throw bags.
They go to a separate facility next door with its own hours, so check that schedule before making the trip.