Bear ServicesRoll off bins for Utah County contractors, builders and property managers

Your delivery and removal price includes the first ton of trash. After that you're charged by the actual weight in your bin, not a padded flat rate. Rates depend on which city you're in, so call or text (801) 785-4494 and we'll give you the number for your address.

You get 14 days before a daily rental fee starts, and it only kicks in after 14 days of inactivity. If you finish early, text us and we'll come pull it. If your project is running long, call or text and we'll tell you what the daily rate looks like for your bin.

The 15 yard measures 12 ft by 7½ ft by 5½ ft and holds 12,000 lbs. It handles most cleanouts, remodels, small builds and landscaping loads. The 30 yard measures 22 ft by 7½ ft by 6 ft and holds 24,000 lbs, which is double the capacity for full construction jobs, big demos and commercial volume. Measure the site before you order, and if you're on the fence, tell us what you're throwing away and we'll size it for you.

Yes. One text or call does it all at (801) 785-4494. Ordering a bin, scheduling a pickup or asking a question all work over text, and it reaches a person either way.

It depends on what's on the yard that day, so call or text and dispatch will tell you exactly what's open. Quick drop-off and quick pickup are the two things our customers bring up most.

Both. Short-term and long-term rentals, one-time use or a standing rotation for warehouses, shops and docks. Set the schedule once and the bin is there when you need it.

In our own facilities. Bear is part of Dunn Companies, which also runs the Five Mile Pass sand & rock quarry and the Five Mile Pass C&D landfill. Owning the back end of the trip is exactly why we can bill you on real weight instead of guesswork.

Call during the day, or text whenever it's convenient. We answer texts outside of working hours too, so if it's easier to send a message at night or over the weekend, send it and we'll pick it up.

Household junk, remodel and construction debris, wood, drywall, roofing, brick, concrete and yard waste are all fine. Keep out anything hazardous: paint, oil, chemicals, batteries, tires, and fridges or freezers that still have coolant in them. Heavy material like concrete, dirt or brick hits the weight limit fast, so fill the bin only part way. Not sure about an item? Text a photo to (801) 785-4494 before it goes in.

A gravel pad, a dirt lot or the driveway all work: no permit, and the truck needs a straight run of roughly 60 feet to set it down. If the bin has to go in the street or on a public right-of-way, check with your city first, since Orem and most Utah County cities want a permit before a container goes on the road. Tell us where you'd like it and we'll put it where the truck can reach it.

Sometimes. It depends on what's on the yard and where the trucks are that day. Text (801) 785-4494 with your address and what you're throwing away and dispatch will give you the earliest slot, which is often the next morning.

It depends on the material. Household junk and remodel debris usually comes in around one to two tons. Roofing shingles, drywall and dirt are far heavier, and concrete or brick can reach the 12,000 lb limit with the bin only a few feet full. Since you're billed on real weight, a lighter load costs you less.