Josh
Buyer Beware
Update: They called about this review and tried to hang a discount over my head to take this down. Direct quote, "If you don't take down the review, I can't work with you." SHADY! Another update, add a threat to collections to the bunch. Email posted. Was charged $310.65 a week after the pickup without a receipt or any proof for extra charges. Rented a 30 yard dumpster. The price agreed upon was $769, tax included, for a two week rental and 3 tons of trash. The dumpster was nowhere near full with fence material. I loaded all of it myself. There's no way it was over 6000 pounds. SCAM.
Response from Trash Daddy Dumpster RentalsJul 3, 2025
Note: this customer openly told me he is trying to harm our company by posting multiple bad reviews, because he is unhappy with the cost based on material HE put in the dumpster. Please keep that in mind when reading this. Josh, while I can understand and sympathize with you being frustrated about extra charges, it is not appropriate for you to post false or misleading information on Google (or anywhere else). That’s actually a violation of those sites’ terms of service. I will work with any customer to try to help them out, IF they can be reasonable and fair. I have the recorded call where we clearly told you about the $95 per ton over 3 tons. Let me address the things you mention here: (1) Was charged $310.65 a week after the pickup. - This is not correct. It is true we charged you $310.65, but this was one charge, not a charge “per week”. The $310.65 charge was for the weight of the dumpster, based on what you put in it. The dumpster weighed 12,543 lbs (6.27 tons), and I sent you a copy of that weight ticket from the landfill to prove the weight was correct. (2) The price agreed upon was $769, tax included, for a two week rental and 3 tons of trash. – That is correct, plus $95 per ton over the 3 tons, which you and I discussed before you ordered. The $310.65 is the 3.27 additional tons of weight not included in the price. (3) The dumpster was nowhere near full with fence material. - This is not true. I have a picture (which I sent you) of the dumpster before it was picked up, and it is completely full, even over the top, with other material, on top of the brick you put in it. (4) I loaded all of it myself. There's no way it was over 6000 pounds. - This is not true, and you KNOW it’s not true, because when you ordered the dumpster you told us you were disposing of “a few wheelbarrows full of brick”. And when you and I talked on the phone after the dumpster was picked up, you again admitted that you put “several wheelbarrows full of bricks” in the dumpster. Brick is one of the heaviest types of debris, weighing 3,024 lbs per cubic yard. So the brick alone was most of the 6.27 tons. We discussed all of this before you ordered the dumpster, and you were clearly told exactly what it would cost. In addition, we put it in writing on the invoice you received at the time you scheduled. So I’m sorry for the extra charges, but all landfills charge based on final weight. Just so everyone reading this knows, it’s not common for any dumpster to go over the weight limit included in the price. But of course that depends on what the customer puts in it, and we don’t have control over what you choose to put in the dumpster. You can’t say something is a “scam” when we tell you the price up front, you agree, you fill the dumpster with heavy material, and then complain because you don’t like the expense that comes just as we told you it would.