About Yorke & Sons Dumpster Rental York

Yorke & Sons Dumpster Rental started with one truck, one trailer, and a simple frustration with how the roll-off industry usually works — vague quotes, surprise fees, and drivers who show up without knowing the neighborhood. We built our business out of West Manchester Township on Loucks Road with a different approach: flat-rate pricing quoted up front, and a crew that actually knows the streets, driveways, and permit rules across York County.

Since 2018, that approach has grown our fleet and our service area, but it hasn’t changed how we operate. We’re still locally owned, still based on Loucks Road just west of the City of York, and still run by a team that treats every delivery — whether it’s a homeowner’s garage cleanout or a contractor’s new-construction site — like it matters.

We don’t outsource our dispatch, we don’t hide fees in the fine print, and we don’t send a driver to your address who doesn’t know whether it’s in a permit zone. That’s the whole model.

How We Work

Every rental starts with a real conversation about your project — what you’re clearing out, how much debris you expect, and where the container needs to sit. From there we quote a flat rate that covers delivery, pickup, and the weight allowance for that size, so there’s no math to do later. We schedule deliveries around your timeline, not ours, and we’re upfront if a project needs a bigger box or a permit before we ever load the trailer.

Our Fleet

We run 10, 15, 20, 30, and 40 yard roll-off containers out of our West Manchester Township yard, which means we can match the size to the job instead of pushing whatever’s convenient. Our trucks and trailers are maintained for tight residential driveways as much as open commercial lots, and our drivers are trained to protect driveways and lawns on every drop and pickup.

Our Commitment

We’re licensed and insured, and we take Pennsylvania’s waste rules seriously — from the PA DEP’s Covered Device Recycling Act for electronics to standard prohibited-item limits on things like paint, fuel, and refrigerant-holding appliances. If a job needs a specific permit from a borough, township, or PennDOT, we’ll tell you before delivery day, not after a ticket shows up.