Dump trailer rental in Whittier

Louie Villareal handles dump trailer rental himself, out of Whittier and for the cities around it in LA and Orange County. His trailer measures 6 x 12 x 4. It's a hydraulic dump trailer with RENT ME painted on the side, and it goes to people ready to do their own loading. Call or text (562) 781-9101 to ask about renting the trailer. This is the one service on the site where Louie does not load the truck. Loading is on you, and the rent includes as much as 3 tons of dump weight.

A heavy job throws off scrap the whole time it runs. On a roof tear-off that means old shingles coming off all day. On a remodel it's busted drywall, cabinet boxes and old lumber. Whoever is doing the work needs one place for it as it comes off. A hydraulic dump trailer gives them that place to throw it. Nobody has to stop and walk scrap to the street.

If you'd rather not touch the pile at all, Louie's construction debris removal puts him on the loading and the hauling. The rental is for jobs where you already have the hands and just need somewhere to put the mess. He prices every job himself, so the person quoting you is the person who knows the trailer. Louie started Cast Out Hauling in 2025 and answers the phone himself.

What goes on the truck

• Roof tear-off scrap
• Old fence boards
• Kitchen remodel debris
• Busted drywall pieces
• Old cabinets and doors
• Patio cover lumber

Text or call (562) 781-9101 about yours.

From the full list of what goes on the truck: dump trailer rental.

A trailer you fill on your own job

Every other service on this site has Louie doing the lifting. With dump trailer rental, the lifting is yours. You fill the trailer as the work moves along, and $650 pays for as much as 3 tons of dump weight.

Roof tear-off is a good picture of the work it suits. Roofing companies have rented it. The scrap keeps coming as the job moves along, so it helps to have a bed right there to throw it in instead of a pile growing on the driveway. A homeowner tearing out an old fence or clearing a kitchen remodel could use it the same way. If the job is one pile that's already sitting there, a hauling job is usually the simpler call, and Louie quotes that too. Old sheds and hot tubs are their own jobs. Louie removes those himself, so they don't need the trailer.

What goes in the trailer

On his own hauling jobs, Louie won't take concrete or dirt, and he leaves hazardous stuff such as paint, chemicals, fuel or asbestos. Ask him what can go in the trailer before you load it. What goes in the bed matters on a rental.

Weight matters on a rental too. Past 3 tons, the rental costs more than the $650. That extra amount isn't set yet, so if you expect a heavy load, like several layers of old shingles, talk it through with Louie before you book. If you aren't sure about something, look over the debris and bulky junk Louie hauls first, or just ask him. It's easier to settle the question on the phone than after the bed is full.

Where a full trailer ends up

On a hauling job, Louie follows one order with what he takes. Good pieces head to a local donation center first. Then he recycles what he can, and the real trash ends up at the landfill.

So if part of the job is a decent door or a working cabinet, it can make sense to split it. Fill the trailer with the scrap, and book the good pieces as a small hauling job so they go out on Louie's truck. Mention them when you call, and he'll quote that part on its own.

Loading it and working around a property

Renting the trailer means you or your crew does the loading, so line up the hands before you book. If you manage a building or a rental house, clear the job with the owner first and give the tenants a heads up that work is coming. Tell Louie how big the job is when you call.

Keep anything you haven't cleared with Louie apart from the start so nothing lands in the bed by mistake. Throw the heavy scrap in as it comes off instead of letting a pile build, and keep the 3 tons in mind as it fills. If the work is outside Whittier, check the towns around Whittier that Louie works in before you call. When a job turns out to be more than your crew wants to carry, Louie can take it on as a hauling job instead. On those, he mostly works by himself and adds a small crew if the job calls for more hands.

What renting the trailer costs

The trailer rental is $650. Your rent buys up to 3 tons of dump weight. Go past 3 tons and it costs more. Louie hasn't settled on that number yet, so a heavy job is worth a phone call before you load. Call or text (562) 781-9101.

If Louie hauls the job instead, it starts at the $120 minimum and has its own price card for junk removal.

Louie offers senior and military discounts, so ask him about them when you call.

How the price works

Call or text (562) 781-9101. Louie looks at how much room it takes on the truck and gives you one number for the whole job. The number doesn't change once it's loaded. Jobs start at $120. The only add-ons: upstairs +$25, carry over 50 feet +$50. He tells you before he starts. More on how pricing works.

Where Louie does this

All of the surrounding LA and Orange County cities. See every town Louie covers for dump trailer rental.