Dumpster rental in Temecula, CA
Temecula is the city next door. We deliver roll-off dumpsters there for garage cleanouts, remodels and yard projects.
Delivering a dumpster in Temecula
- Tell us which part of Temecula you are in. A tract home driveway and a Wine Country property are very different deliveries.
- Streets in and around Old Town are tight. Tell us where the truck can pull in and which way it has to leave.
- If your neighborhood has an HOA, ask about its rules for a dumpster before you book.
Sizes and what each includes
- 10 yard lowboy: 5 days, all weight, for clean loads
- 15 yard: 2 days, 1 ton
- 20 yard: 2 days, 1 ton
- 30 yard: 2 days, 2 tons
- 40 yard: 5 days, 4 tons
If it has to go in the street
A dumpster on your own driveway usually needs no permit.
For anything that uses the public right-of-way, Temecula's Department of Public Works issues an encroachment permit. Ask them before a dumpster goes in the street.
Wine Country sits outside the city limits, in Riverside County's planning area, so county rules apply there.
New to renting a dumpster?
Our page for homeowners covers getting ready for delivery day, loading it well and what has to stay out.
Questions about dumpsters in Temecula
Do you deliver dumpsters to Temecula?
Yes. We are based in Murrieta, right next to Temecula, and deliver all five sizes there.
Can a dumpster sit on the street in Temecula?
Ask the city's Department of Public Works first. It issues encroachment permits for anything that uses the public right-of-way.
Which dumpster should I get for a Temecula remodel?
For one room, the 15 yard. For a larger job or bulky debris, the 20 yard, which is our most popular size. Both include 2 days and 1 ton.
Planning an event in Temecula?
We also rent porta potties for community events: standard units, ADA units and handwash stations. Temecula's community events gather in Old Town, on Front Street and Main Street, at the Civic Center Quad and at Ronald Reagan Sports Park.
Temecula uses a Temporary Use Permit, issued through its Planning department. Fairs, festivals, concerts and large outdoor events are treated as Major permits, and applications are due at least 30 days before the event.
The permit packet sets minimum toilet counts by attendance, including accessible units.
Read in October 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the source: City of Temecula temporary use permits