Mini Excavator Rental
For Raynham drainage, landscaping, or trenching, share the work area and access details so we can assess a CAT 305 rental.
Raynham has no town curbside trash collection, so residents use a private hauler or the resident-only Transfer Station with permits and bag tags. Tell us about your cleanout if you need help with the hauling.
For Raynham drainage, landscaping, or trenching, share the work area and access details so we can assess a CAT 305 rental.
A dump trailer can help carry material from a Raynham project or yard cleanup; provide the load and timing for an availability check.
Raynham requires a station permit and bag tags for drop-off, and bulky items also use tags; ask us about pickup help instead.
For a Raynham driveway, patio, siding, or walkway, describe the surface and condition for an estimate.
Raynham has no town curbside trash service. Residents hire a private hauler or use the Transfer Station at 1555 King Philip Street, which is for residents only. Station use requires an annual windshield permit and pay-per-bag tags; each tag covers one bag up to 25 pounds. Bulky items also require tags, with the attendant deciding how many. The station accepts check or card, not cash, though some retailers sell tags for cash. Listed hours are Tuesday through Thursday and Saturday 7–4:15, and Friday 7–10:45; it is closed Sunday and Monday. If you want to avoid the permit and tag process, contact us about a pickup quote.
Raynham offers no town curbside collection: self-haul requires a resident permit and bag tags, while the alternative is hiring a private hauler. We can discuss your cleanout and whether pickup service fits.
Raynham residents should keep Massachusetts recycling rules in view: mattresses, box springs, and textiles such as clothing, shoes, and linens must be recycled or donated rather than placed in ordinary trash. Electronics and construction debris may need separate disposal. Appliances containing refrigerants require proper recovery.
No. Residents use a private hauler or the resident-only Transfer Station.
An annual windshield permit and bag tags are required; bulky items also use tags.
No. The station accepts check or card, while some retailers sell tags for cash.
It is listed as open Tuesday through Thursday and Saturday, with shorter Friday hours; it is closed Sunday and Monday.