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Buy a Bin There Dump That Franchise

Bin There Dump That is a residential-friendly dumpster rental and junk removal franchise serving homeowners, contractors and businesses across the United States and Canada. Founded in 2003 and franchising from the outset, the brand built its reputation on clean, compact bins designed to fit standard driveways and a driveway-protection system that keeps containers off a customer’s property.

The business is project-based and territory-protected. Operators run a fleet of trucks and roll-off bins handling renovation debris, cleanouts, moves, construction and disaster remediation. Each territory is mapped around population, single-family driveways and household income, and the model centres on an owner-operator managing logistics, scheduling and a small team of drivers the brand calls Dumpster Delivery Experts.

With over 200 locations across North America, Bin There Dump That is an established name in a dumpster-rental market otherwise dominated by independents. Its differentiator is a standardised, customer-experience-led approach to a category where clean equipment and reliable scheduling are often inconsistent.

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Why buy a Bin There Dump That Franchise?

Buying a Bin There Dump That franchise is a route into the dumpster-rental and junk-removal category through a recognised, service-led brand rather than an independent start-up. The residential-friendly positioning, clean bins, driveway protection and trained delivery staff give operators a clear point of difference in a category most competitors treat as purely transactional.

The model carries tangible assets in the trucks and bins, protected territories mapped to local demand, and access to the brand’s National Relationships Program, which connects operators with national accounts and suppliers such as BP Environmental, 911 Restoration and Paul David Systems for outside-sales support. This home-services category has proved resilient across economic cycles, and the per-job rental model supports multi-unit growth.

Bin There Dump That Franchise Costs & Information

Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD

  • Brand Profile

    • Year Founded

      2001

    • Franchising Since

      2003

    • New Startup Cost

      $133,800 – $313,000

    • Avg. Resale Price

      Contact us for details

  • Franchise Fees

    • Initial franchise Fee

      $29,000 - $55,000

      for new territories

    • Transfer Fee

      $14,500

      or 6% of total transfer transaction value

    • Royalty Fee

      $600 – $1,395

      per production vehicle per month

    • Marketing Fee

      $1,440 – $3,347

      per production vehicle per year

  • Unit Performance

    • Total Units *

      244

    • New Units Opened *

      22

    • Units Transferred *

      17

    • Avg. Unit revenue *

      $288,674

    * Based on 2025 data reported in the 2026 FDD

Bin There Dump That – Additional  Information

  1. Training & Support

    Initial training runs 26 hours of classroom instruction plus 35–38 hours of on-the-job training, led by the brand's Super Support Team and a dedicated Franchise Support Coach. Operators spend a week at the Home Office in Mississauga, Ontario, building a 12-month cash-flow plan, then complete hands-on work at one of three National Training Facilities. Ongoing support includes coach site visits, regular support calls, quarterly Peer Performance Groups reviewing KPIs, the National Relationships program and an annual Business Development Conference. Resale buyers should confirm what transfer training and Coach support carry over at handover.

  2. Ideal Owner

    The model suits a hands-on owner-operator comfortable managing logistics, vehicles and a small driver team rather than a passive investor. Strong organisational skills matter for scheduling deliveries and pickups across a territory, and customer-service instincts drive the brand's residential reputation. Local relationship-building with contractors, remodelers and restoration firms supports repeat work. No waste-industry experience is required, since the franchisor's phased training covers operations, but candidates should expect to work in the business day-to-day and coordinate a fleet.

  3. Recognition & Awards

    Bin There Dump That ranks annually on Entrepreneur's Franchise 500, placing #149 in 2025 (#1 in its category) with entry to the Franchise 500 Hall of Fame, and #124 in 2026. Franchise Business Review has recognised the brand repeatedly, including four 2021 Top Franchise awards (Top Low-Cost, Top Recession-Proof, Best Culture and overall Top Franchise) plus a Top Franchises for Veterans listing, and it holds a Best of Houzz Service Award and IFA membership. For resale buyers, brand recognition should be weighed alongside the specific territory's local reviews and reputation.

  4. Industry / Market

    Dumpster rental sits within the US waste and home-services economy, and the domestic dumpster-rental industry has grown at roughly 5–6% a year over the past five years (IBISWorld). Demand is driven by residential renovation and remodeling activity, home cleanouts, an aging housing stock and steady construction. Because much of the work ties to property maintenance and renovation rather than discretionary spending, the category has held up relatively well across economic cycles. For resale buyers, local demand depends on housing density, renovation activity and contractor relationships within the specific territory.

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