What a roll-off dumpster costs in Biloxi, with ranges drawn from price lists published by companies serving the Mississippi Gulf Coast and from the local rules and grants that shape the total.
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Or call (228) 250-0380In a Biloxi flood zone, improvements, additions or repairs costing at least half the structure's market value, materials and labor counted, require the whole building to meet new-construction rules, including elevation one foot above base flood. That is when debris volumes jump.
City of Biloxi floodplain information for property owners, June 2023
From July 1, 2026 the Mississippi Insurance Department funds roofs built to the FORTIFIED Roof standard for homeowners insured three consecutive years with the Mississippi Windstorm Underwriting Association. A statewide rollout is expected in early 2027. Every grant roof starts as a tear-off.
Mississippi Insurance Department, Strengthen Mississippi Homes Program release, June 2026
The city's 2016 construction-debris notice gave this rate with a $10 minimum for contractor debris taken to the rubbish landfill in north Biloxi. It is the most recent figure the city has published, so treat it as history rather than a current price.
City of Biloxi, What you need to know about construction debris disposal, September 2016
Every range below is what companies working in Biloxi publish for that job, gathered from the numbered price pages under the table. It spans what several of them show, so the figures move with the specifics of the property and with who does the work. Nothing here is a quote, and no business has set a price on this page. A real number comes from whoever looks at the job.
| The job | Range seen | Billed as | What moves it |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10-yard roll-off for a single room, a small roof or a garage | $425–$59812 | flat, per haul | One list prices each dump with no daily clock; the other includes a ton and a half and two weeks. |
| 15-yard roll-off for a bathroom gut, a mid-size roof or a crowded garage | $400–$50013 | flat, per haul | The Ocean Springs list includes three tons and up to fourteen days at this size, though its own page shows two prices. |
| 20-yard roll-off for a kitchen gut, an addition or a whole-house cleanout | $450–$6701234 | flat, per haul | Included weight runs from about two and a half to five tons across these lists, which matters more than the headline price on heavy jobs. |
| 30-yard roll-off for an elevation tear-out, a large cleanout or a commercial phase | $400–$742245 | flat, per haul | The low listing includes two tons and fourteen days; the high one includes three and a half tons. |
| Each ton over the weight included in the rental | $50–$10036 | per ton | Roofing, concrete and wet sheetrock are the loads that reach this line. Ask for the figure before delivery. |
| Each extra day past the included rental window | $10–$3036 | per day | Rebuilds that wait on an inspection or an elevation certificate are the usual reason a container overstays. |
Prices each of these companies publishes on its own site, read on the date shown in each listing. A published price can change without notice, so treat a number here as what was posted rather than what you will be told today.
Biloxi dumpster prices are quoted as a bundle, and the bundle has four pieces worth pulling apart. The container, priced by size. The rental window, which on the Coast runs anywhere from about a week to two. The weight that rides free, which might be one ton on a small container or several on a large one. And the overage, a per-ton figure for everything above that allowance. Some local operators instead price per dump, meaning each haul is one flat figure with no daily clock, which suits jobs that fill a container in a day or two.
The ranges above come from price pages published by companies that deliver in Biloxi and along the Coast. They overlap rather than line up, because one company's twenty-yard price includes two and a half tons and two weeks while another's includes more weight and fewer days. Compare the whole bundle, not the headline number. A cheaper container with a small allowance can cost more on a roofing job than a pricier one that includes three tons.
Roofing and concrete are the jobs that blow through an allowance. Asphalt shingles are dense, and a tear-off that also removes rotten decking adds wood weight on top. Concrete and brick are denser still, which is why some local price lists include a small container meant for concrete alone. Published overage rates on the Coast run from about fifty dollars a ton upward. Ask for that figure before the container lands, not after it has been weighed.
Mississippi's rubbish rules separate Class I sites, which take mixed construction and demolition debris, furniture and vegetation, from Class II sites, which take only vegetation and inert material like concrete, brick, stone and asphalt. A container of nothing but broken slab qualifies for either. The moment wood, sheetrock or trash goes in, it becomes a Class I load. The last gate rate the city published for the Class I rubbish landfill on Hudson-Krohn Road was $5.25 a cubic yard with a $10 minimum, in a 2016 notice, so read it as history rather than a current figure.
The most expensive dumpster decision in Biloxi is often made at the Building Division rather than with a hauler. Under the city's floodplain rules, improvements in a flood zone that reach half the structure's market value require the whole building to meet new-construction standards, including elevation a foot above base flood. A remodel that crosses that line produces several times the debris it started with, and the container size, the rental days and the number of hauls all change with it.
Since July 1, 2026, the Mississippi Insurance Department has offered grants of up to $10,000 toward FORTIFIED roofs for wind-pool policyholders who have been insured with the Mississippi Windstorm Underwriting Association for three consecutive policy years, with a statewide rollout expected in early 2027. A fortified roof means a full tear-off, and a full tear-off means a dumpster. The grant goes toward the roof, and the container is one line inside that roofing job, which makes the tons-included figure worth asking about.
A per-dump price suits a job that fills the container fast, like a roof torn off in a day or a slab broken out over a weekend. A rental window with included days suits a slow remodel where debris trickles in. Neither is better in general. Match the pricing to how the job will actually produce debris.
Container size, rental window, tons included, overage per ton and the daily rate past the window, stated together. With those five figures in hand, any Biloxi quote can be laid against the table above.
Gut Jobs, Additions, Elevated Rebuilds
Get a roll-off matched to the debris, the days and the tons agreed before it is set down, and a pickup on the date you need. Keep every scrap out of the ditches: dumping into a Biloxi drainage ditch or stream breaks a city ordinance and backs water up the street.
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