Dumpster Rental in Byers, CO
Dumpster Rental in Byers
Byers started as Bijou, founded by the scout Oliver P. Wiggins, and was renamed for William N. Byers, editor of the Rocky Mountain News, when the railroad arrived in 1870; the town was platted in 1889 and the post office has run since 1873. It is a small place of 1,322 people (2020), all in Arapahoe County, with Downtown Byers and Historic Uptown Byers at its center.
Farming and ranching are the backbone here, and the homes are older than most of what we serve: nearly a quarter were built before 1960, and 16 percent are manufactured homes. The jobs are older-home clean-outs and ranch clean-ups. Byers is the farthest point we serve, about 34 miles east of our yard at I-70 exit 316, so book a day ahead; it is same-day or next morning depending on the route.
80103
Unincorporated community (CDP) — Arapahoe County
about 34 miles
arapahoeco.gov
Areas we cover
- Downtown Byers: older small-town homes, clean-outs and remodels
- Historic Uptown Byers: older homes and buildings
- The dry-land farms and ranches around town: barn, shop and outbuilding clean-ups
Every service we offer is available in Byers: residential, construction and commercial dumpster rental, junk removal, same-day delivery and yard-waste containers, in all five sizes.
Landmarks & routes
- Downtown Byers
- Historic Uptown Byers
- Byers School District 32J
- The Arapahoe County library branch
- The Byers Community Association’s parade and rodeo
- The I-70 and US 36 interchange at exit 316
- I-70 east to exit 316 (US 36 east / Byers)
- US 36 continues east from Byers
- SH 36, the former US 36, runs west toward Strasburg
- I-70 runs back west past Strasburg and Bennett to Aurora
Byers is not an incorporated town, so county and state rules apply, and between them they keep a container off the road. Colorado law bars anyone from placing “any obstruction whatsoever” on a highway (C.R.S. 43-5-301), and that includes county roads: it is a civil infraction, and the person responsible is also liable for any damage that results. Arapahoe County publishes no permit that names a dumpster in a county road; its Engineering Services on-call engineer answers road questions at 720-874-6500. I-70, US 36 and SH 36 are state highways: CDOT issues “Utility and Special Use Permits” for work in state highway right-of-way and publishes nothing about dumpsters, so we keep containers off them entirely. That puts the container on your driveway or lot. If you are in a homeowners association, check its rules on driveway containers before delivery day. And if you are taking a building down, every demolition in Colorado, homes included, needs a demolition approval notice from the state health department (CDPHE), filed at least 10 working days before work starts.
Byers dumpster rental questions
- Is a permit needed for a dumpster in Byers?Unincorporated, so county and state rules apply: Colorado law (C.R.S. 43-5-301) bars any obstruction on a highway, county roads included, and Arapahoe County publishes no permit for a dumpster in a county road (Engineering, 720-874-6500). I-70, US 36 and SH 36 are state highways, which we keep clear. So the container goes on your driveway or lot.
- Do you really deliver as far as Byers?Yes. Byers is the farthest point we serve, about 34 miles east of our yard at I-70 exit 316. Book a day ahead; it is same-day or next morning depending on the route.
- Can the container go beside US 36 or the county road out front?No. US 36 and SH 36 are state highways, and Colorado law bars any obstruction on a highway, county roads included. It goes on your property; Arapahoe County Engineering (720-874-6500) answers road questions.
- Can old tires from the ranch go in the dumpster?No. Colorado law says waste tires go to a tire collector, processor, monofill or collection facility (C.R.S. 30-20-1414), so keep them out of the container. See what can’t go in a dumpster in Colorado.

Need a dumpster in Byers? Call (720) 343-7409
Nearby: Strasburg, Bennett, Watkins · all areas
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