Take the 7-day rental. Families booking an estate cleanout around Richmond almost always underestimate the time, and not because there's more in the house than they thought. It's because sorting takes longer than hauling. Every box has to be opened, every closet has a decision in it, and the dumpster spends most of the week waiting on people, which is exactly what it should be doing. On the 16-yard the week costs $425 against $325 for a single day, and that $100 buys the difference between working through a house and racing through one.
Jeff does a lot of this work, in Richmond and out through Cambridge City, where the houses run old and the cleanouts run full-house. The pattern he sees is consistent. The dumpster needs to arrive while family is in town, often a weekend when siblings can be there together, and it needs to be gone before the house lists. Tell him both dates when you book and he'll aim the delivery at them. That kind of scheduling is what a one-owner company is actually good at, there's no dispatcher between you and the person driving the truck.
One thing to flag when you call: the walls. Plenty of estate houses in this part of Indiana are old enough to have plaster and lath, and if the job includes any demolition, that material is billed as heavy material and goes in the 12-yard rather than the 16. A contents-only cleanout, furniture, clothes, boxes, appliances without freon, mattresses, runs flat rate in the 16 with no weight math at all.
The banned list is short: appliances with freon, TVs, propane tanks, tires, and pails of paint or liquids. Pretty much everything else in a house is fair game, and the what-goes-in page settles the odd cases.
If you're a realtor or an executor working to a listing date, say so. Call or text (765) 238-1393, Monday to Saturday, 8 to 5, and see the estate cleanout page for how these jobs usually run.
Rent a Dumpster in Richmond
12 and 16 yard roll-offs at published prices, delivered by the owner. Call to schedule: (765) 238-1393.