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Stratham sits along Route 33 between Exeter and Greenland, with Stratham Hill Park and its tower lookout on the north side of town. The Portsmouth Avenue strip carries most of the traffic, but the town behind it is quiet streets, colonials with real yards, and newer subdivisions filling in off Route 108. Cleanouts and remodel debris make up most of what we haul here, and the dumpsters go on driveways with room to spare. We cover it from our Fremont yard, about 20 minutes away.
All four roll-off sizes plus full-service junk removal — out of the Fremont yard.
Not sure which size the job in Stratham needs? Tell us what is coming out and we will size it on the phone.
Call 603-634-9947Stratham is a Seacoast-adjacent town with Route 33 running through and Stratham Hill Park on the higher ground on the north side. The park has a tower lookout that's a recognizable local landmark. The rest of Stratham is residential and farmland.
From Fremont, Stratham is about 12 miles east, roughly a 20-minute drive.
All four roll-off sizes are available in Stratham: 10-yard for small projects, 15 for mid-size work, 20 for full-house cleanouts and roof tear-offs, and 30 for contractor and demo jobs. We also do full-service junk removal when you'd rather we did the loading. We deliver 10-yard dumpsters in Stratham for tight spots and 15-yard dumpsters in Stratham for the jobs that outgrow them.
Most Stratham driveways have room for any size we run. If you've got a question about placement, send us a photo.
Most of our Stratham stops are off Route 33 and Route 108, with deliveries running into the residential streets that branch off them. The village center has a tighter, older feel, with homes on closer lots around it. Stratham Hill Park on the north side of town is the recognizable local landmark, and the streets around it have a quieter residential pattern. Toward the Greenland line on the east side, the lots open up and the driveways get longer. Toward the Exeter line on the south side, Stratham has a mix of older homes and newer residential builds. The rural-residential pockets between the bigger roads have long driveways and wooded back yards, with some farmland still mixed in. Driveways are usually straightforward across town.
Stratham's housing does the scheduling for us. The colonials and capes around the village center and Stratham Hill produce estate cleanouts when ownership changes hands, and their roofs come due in waves, so tear-off dumpsters land here every season. The newer neighborhoods off Route 108 lean toward kitchen and bath remodels, garage and basement cleanouts, and shed, deck, and above-ground pool demos once people start clearing back yards in the warmer months. For larger contractor jobs, additions, renovations, or new builds, a 20-yard parked for the week is usually the right size. Junk removal calls come in for hot tubs, old playsets, and workshop cleanouts where the homeowner would rather not load a container themselves.
Stratham is one of our closer NH stops, and the four sizes run the same. For a single room cleanout or a small bath remodel, a 10-yard is usually the right size. A 15-yard handles a kitchen tear-out or a mid-sized garage clearout. The 20-yard is the most common size we drop in Stratham, since it covers full-house cleanouts and most residential roof tear-offs. The 30-yard comes out for new construction and larger demo work. On the longer driveways out toward the Greenland and Exeter lines, any size we run tends to sit fine.
What can't go in a dumpster in Stratham? Short list for Stratham: no liquid paint, no motor oil, no gasoline, nothing flammable or hazardous. Those need a hazardous waste facility. Household junk, construction debris, furniture, and appliances all go in. The acceptable items page covers anything specific you are wondering about.
Do you take appliances in Stratham? Most of them. The refrigerant ones, fridges, freezers, and window AC units, carry a small additional charge for recovery at the transfer station. Everything else, washers and dryers and water heaters included, goes into a Stratham dumpster at no extra cost, and mattresses are priced into the quote up front.
Can I put brush and yard waste in a Stratham dumpster? If it is nothing but brush, leaves, and stumps, the Stratham transfer station brush pile is usually cheaper than a dumpster. Where a dumpster earns its keep is a mixed pile, with old fence, deck boards, or shed lumber in among the branches. That all goes in fine.
How far ahead should I book a dumpster in Stratham? For Stratham, a couple of days is normally enough. Mondays go first, so a Monday drop is worth calling about earlier in the week. Book straight through the pricing page or call 603-634-9947.
Can I move the dumpster once it's on my Stratham driveway? We would rather you did not. A full container is heavy enough to gouge a driveway if it gets pulled sideways, and it can bend the box. One call to 603-634-9947 and we come back out to Stratham and reposition it on the truck.
What other towns near Stratham do you cover? Exeter, Greenland, Newfields, and North Hampton are all on the same runs as Stratham. Read us the street address rather than the town when you call, because a job sitting on a town line changes nothing about the run. Every town we run is listed on the service area page.
Do you serve the rest of Rockingham County? Yes. Alongside Stratham we cover Atkinson, Auburn, Brentwood, Candia, Chester, and 31 more towns across Rockingham County, on top of the rest of southern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts. All four sizes and the same up-front price apply across the lot.
Which yard do you run Stratham out of? Our yard is at 326 North Road in Fremont, about 12 miles from Stratham. Stratham sits in Rockingham County. Routing runs off the address rather than the town line, so a job at the far edge is handled like one in the middle.
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Stratham deliveries mostly run the neighborhoods off Portsmouth Avenue and the roads that climb toward Stratham Hill. If you have a spot picked out, say so when you call. And the week of the Stratham Fair, book a day or two earlier than usual, because the whole town gets busy at once.
Tell us the address and what you're working on, and we'll get a delivery on the calendar.
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