Dumpster Rental Headland AL
One call connects you with a local provider serving Headland and Henry County. Same-day delivery on most orders, a flat rate before the truck leaves, and someone who answers the phone.
📞 (334) 453-7676Roll-Off Dumpster Service for Henry County’s Largest City
Headland sits just 15 miles north of Dothan along US-431, making it one of the closest service areas we cover. As the largest city in Henry County and part of the Dothan metro, this town was founded in 1871 by Confederate veteran J.J. Head and has held its roots ever since. Today, Headland runs on a steady flow of home projects, downtown renovations, and property cleanups that all produce debris.
One call connects you with a local provider who drops a container at your Headland address and hauls it away when the job is done. No stacking bags by the curb, no loading the truck five times, and no guessing about what fits.

Headland Projects That Call for a Dumpster
Renovations around the Headland Commercial Historic District and the brick storefronts near the Public Square throw off heavy plaster, old trim, and flooring that fills a container fast. The Spirit of the American Doughboy statue has watched over that square since 1926, and the buildings around it still see regular remodel work.
Storm season brings its own mess. The big oaks that shade Main Street and the neighborhoods along AL-134 and AL-173 drop limbs every spring, and a single round of Wiregrass severe weather can leave brush piles that sit for weeks if you wait on city pickup.
Roofing crews working the older homes off Broad Street need containers sized for heavy shingle weight. Property managers turning over rentals near the Dothan metro border and out toward Kinsey call for move-out cleanouts on tight timelines. Builders running projects between Headland and Midland City need reliable drops and fast swaps.
Dumpster Rental Services Available in Headland
Every service available in Dothan reaches Headland too:
Residential Dumpster Rental →
Kitchen remodels, garage cleanouts, attic clear-outs, and home renovation debris. Most Headland homeowners start with a 20 yard.
Commercial Dumpster Rental →
Scheduled or on-demand pickups for the shops, offices, and businesses along the US-431 corridor and downtown.
Construction Dumpster Rental →
Roll-off containers for job sites across Henry County, dropped early and swapped fast.
Same Day Dumpster Rental →
Call before noon and a provider can often drop a container the same afternoon. Headland’s short 15-mile distance from Dothan helps with fast turnaround.
Roll-Off Dumpster Rental →
Open-top containers from 10 to 40 yards for remodels and new-build debris.
Junk Removal →
A crew comes out, does the heavy lifting, and hauls everything away the same visit.
Estate Cleanout →
Clearing a family home with the right container and a schedule that fits the family’s pace.
Roofing Dumpster Rental →
Shingle tear-offs produce heavy waste fast. Check for a second layer before ordering.
Yard Waste Dumpster Rental →
Storm limbs, brush, sod, and land-clearing debris from the big oaks across Headland, hauled off so the cleanup ends.
Need a roll-off dumpster in Headland today?
📞 Call (334) 453-7676
Roll-Off Dumpster Sizes for Headland Projects
The wrong size costs money. Too small means a second haul. Too big means you paid for space you did not need. Here is the breakdown:
| Size | Dimensions | Holds About | Right For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Yard | 12 x 8 x 3.5 ft | 3 truck loads | Bathroom redo, small garage cleanout, minor storm debris |
| 20 Yard | 22 x 8 x 4 ft | 6 truck loads | Kitchen remodel, roof tear-off, flooring swap |
| 30 Yard | 22 x 8 x 6 ft | 9 truck loads | Estate cleanout, whole-home gut, large addition |
| 40 Yard | 22 x 8 x 8 ft | 12 truck loads | Major demolition, new construction, commercial jobs |
Not sure which fits your Headland project? Describe the job on the call — the rooms involved, the material, whether roofing or concrete is in it — and the provider sizes it in a minute.
What Goes In and What Stays Out
A roll-off takes most of what a project throws off, but two lists apply. Never accepted at Alabama disposal sites: tires, vehicle and lithium batteries, propane tanks, hot water heaters, wet paint, solvents and fuels. Accepted but surcharged: mattresses, appliances containing refrigerant, and tree stumps. The city’s own refusal list overlaps — Headland will not take televisions and monitors, tires, food waste, oil, liquid paint or chemicals.
✓ Goes In
- Household junk and old furniture
- Drywall, lumber, flooring, shingles
- Yard waste, limbs, brush, sod, dirt
- Appliances (Freon removed)
- Concrete and brick in reasonable amounts
✕ Stays Out
- Hazardous waste and chemicals
- Tires and batteries
- Paint
- Asbestos materials
- Medical waste

Why Headland Calls Us
Same-Day Delivery
Call before noon and a provider can often deliver the same afternoon — pickup here is Wednesday only.
Driveway Protection
Boards go under every container to keep your driveway unmarked.
Flat-Rate Pricing
You get the full rate before delivery. If a weight overage appears later, ask to see the certified scale ticket behind it — that request, made politely and early, resolves most of these before they become arguments.
Local Knowledge
Providers know Henry County, from the Public Square to the neighborhoods bordering Kinsey and Dothan.
How to Rent a Dumpster in Headland
Call the number on this page and you will be connected with a local roll-off provider serving Headland and Henry County. Give them the address, the project and the timing. If a driveway is involved, ask them to set boards under the container — a few minutes of prevention against the most common damage claim in this business.
Serving Headland and the Surrounding Area
This service connects customers throughout Headland (36345), Newville, Kinsey, and the wider Henry County area, with coverage extending south to Dothan and across the Wiregrass region, including Enterprise, Ozark, Daleville, Midland City, Geneva, and Abbeville.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dumpster Rental in Headland
Do I need a permit for a dumpster in Headland?
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On private property like your driveway or yard you generally do not need a permit. Placement on a public street is a city matter and we have not verified a published Headland rule, so have the provider confirm with Public Works on 334-785-5600 before siting a container off your own ground.
How much does a dumpster rental cost in Headland?
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Price depends on container size, rental length and the weight of the load. Ask for the tonnage included, the per-ton overage rate, and the extra-day rate before the container arrives — the fee that upsets people is rarely the fee itself, it is finding out about it afterwards.
How long can I keep the dumpster in Headland?
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Seven days come standard on most rentals and can be extended. The shorter you can keep it, the better your weight number: an open container gains real water weight in a Wiregrass summer, and no hauler adjusts a scale ticket for rain.
What size dumpster do I need in Headland?
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A small cleanout fits a 10 yard. A renovation or roof tear-off suits a 20 yard. A whole-home cleanout points to a 30 yard. Describe the job and the provider recommends the right size.
Do you serve areas around Headland?
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Yes. Coverage includes Headland, Newville, Kinsey, and the wider Henry County area, plus easy reach down to Dothan just 15 miles south.
Ready for a Roll-Off in Headland?
Same-day delivery, flat-rate pricing, and a real person on the phone.
📞 Call (334) 453-7676 NowWednesday Is the Only Day in Headland
Headland’s city FAQ is specific: all pickups run on Wednesday, cans out by 5:00 a.m., household garbage collection contracted out rather than run by city crews (that contract passed from Mark Dunning Industries to Ecowaste Solutions in April 2026). Debris must be cut to five feet and stacked — and the city states flatly that it is “not responsible for picking up debris contracted by a third party.” TVs, tires, oil and liquid paint are refused outright. Miss the Wednesday window mid-project and the pile sits a week.
The contractor clause
Hire anyone — roofer, remodeler, tree crew — and their debris is excluded from city pickup by rule. The provider’s container comes with the job’s disposal built in.
A town that rebuilds
The 1912 F3 damaged 92 Headland buildings; tornadoes hit the area three times in one day in February 2016. Between storms and the USDA National Peanut Research Laboratory anchoring steady growth, Headland generates more project debris than its size suggests.
