Tiger Dumpsters

Tiger Dumpsters is the call for the mess after the job: roof tear-offs, construction debris, remodeling waste, landscaping cleanup, clean fill, and ordinary home cleanouts. The company’s own site says it rents and hauls dumpsters across Massachusetts and New Hampshire, and says it has served Boston and nearby areas for 20 years. It is based in Haverhill, with a listed service area that stretches through Boston-area and North Shore towns and into southern New Hampshire. On Google, the public profile sits at 4.9 from 34 ratings, and the recent comments are unusually concentrated around the same practical things: ordering, timing, placement, pickup, and communication. Homeowners and contractors in 2026 describe dumpsters being dropped off and picked up as requested, quick responses, fair or transparent pricing, and help choosing the right size. One first-time renter said Will helped size the unit, placed it exactly where requested, and had it picked up the next day after one call. The strongest fit is a homeowner, roofer, builder, or remodeler who needs a container delivered without turning the schedule into a second project. Recent reviewers mention flexible pickup and drop-off timing, next-morning delivery after a late-afternoon request, and use on building projects. That is the useful pattern here: less about a fancy service menu, more about whether the dumpster arrives, sits where it should, and leaves when the job is done. There is one recent complaint worth taking seriously. The customer described three dumpster requests, confusion over ton-based pricing versus a flat-rate fee, a late first delivery, placement too close to materials to open the door, and debris left on a driveway during pickup. Before booking, pin down the full fee structure, weight limits, arrival window, placement instructions, and what happens if debris spills during pickup. For dumpster rental and debris hauling, Tiger has a strong recent review pattern with a real but isolated operational complaint. It is a sensible call when timing and communication matter; the smartest next step is to get the container size, flat fees, weight limits, placement, and pickup terms in writing before the truck rolls.