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17 yard Dumpster (1 Ton Max) $495
17 yard Dumpster (2 Ton Max) $650
20 yard Dumpster (3 Ton Max) $795
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Altri Services currently offers 17 yd Dumpster Rentals in Chelsea, MA in 1 Ton and 2 Ton weight allowances.
17 Yards, Up to 1 Ton
$495
Great for those moving or just spring cleaning. Price of $495 includes up to 1 ton (2000 lbs) of trash.
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17 Yards, Up to 2 Tons
$650
Great for Contractors or DIYers. Price of $650 includes up to 2 tons (4000lbs) of debris.
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Altri Services also offers 20 yd Dumpster Rentals in Chelsea, MA with a 3 Ton weight allowance.
20 Yards, Up to 3 Tons
$795
Great for those moving, spring cleaning or performing renovations. Price of $795 includes up to 3 tons (6000 lbs) of debris.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the process work?
Please click the following link to see how it works:
https://altriservices.com/dumpster-rental-process/
What items are prohibited?
Unacceptable Items: – $150.00 Fine Minimum:
🚫🚫🚫 Air Conditioners,
🚫🚫🚫 Refrigerators,
🚫🚫🚫 Mattresses,
🚫🚫🚫 Box Springs,
🚫🚫🚫 Televisions or
🚫🚫🚫 Computer Monitors,
🚫🚫🚫 Car or Truck Tires,
🚫🚫🚫 Propane or any Gas or Liquid Filled Tanks or Gasoline,
🚫🚫🚫 Asbestos,
🚫🚫🚫 Hazardous Waste.
How can I dispose of prohibited items?
Altri Services also offers full service junk removal. Give us a call to discuss. 781-629-2500.
Do I need a permit?
It depends. You should check with your town or city. Here are some resources you can use for the city of Chelsea, Mass:
Chelsea City Hall. ☎️ (617) 466-4000
Chelsea DPW ☎️ (617) 466-4200
Should I put down wood?
We would suggest it. We are not responsible for any driveway damage.
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Areas We Service
Beverly, MA / Chelsea, MA / Danvers, MA / East Boston, MA / Everett, MA / Lynn, MA / Lynnfield, MA / Malden, MA / Marblehead, MA / Medford, MA / Melrose, MA / Middleton, MA / Nahant, MA / North Reading, MA / Peabody, MA / Reading, MA / Revere, MA / Salem, MA / Saugus, MA / Stoneham, MA / Swampscott, MA / Wakefield, MA / Winthrop, MA / Woburn, MA
About Altri Dumpster Rental Services in Chelsea MA
There are many reasons for needing to Rent a Dumpster in Chelsea, MA. It may be that you are moving out of your residence or perhaps you are getting a new couch, a new dining room set or a new bedroom set. Perhaps you have just completed a remodeling project and need to get rid of the waste. Whatever reason that you do need to Rent a Dumpster in Chelsea, Altri Services is your number one resource for all your Dumpster Rental in Chelsea needs.
You are in good hands with Altri Services because we are professional and fully insured. We provide Dumpster Rental Services to all of the neighborhoods listed below. We are locally owned and operated and we keep our overhead low. As a result, we are able to pass the saving along to our customers. Our trucks and equipment are new, so you never have to worry about our dependability. Altri Services values your time and prides itself on being punctual, so you never have to worry about your Dumpster Rental in Chelsea project being delayed. In short, when you partner with Altri Services, you can be assured the the job will be done right and on-time and at the best possible price.
Despite its small size, there are several distinct neighborhoods in Chelsea:
Admirals Hill: Admirals Hill sits atop a point of land between the Mystic River and Island End River. Containing the Naval Hospital Historic District, the area is mostly residential development enjoying expansive views. On the south slope of the hill is the site of the historic Chelsea Naval Hospital, with several brick and granite structures that have been converted to other uses. Between the Naval Hospital and the shoreline is the Mary O’Malley Park, the largest public park in Chelsea.
Addison-Orange: Adjacent to the north side of downtown, the Addison-Orange neighborhood is residential, flat and densely populated. Washington Avenue runs through this neighborhood.
Bellingham Square: This historic district became the center of commerce and government after the 1908 fire. The cohesiveness of design is the result of community planning after the Great Fire of 1908. The district includes City Hall, modeled after Old Independence Hall in Philadelphia, the Public Library and Phoenix Charter Academy‘s campus.
Box District: Just over a block from City Hall, this once blighted neighborhood gets its name from various box manufacturing companies that operated in the area as early as 1903, when the Russell Box Company began operations at the foot of Gerrish Avenue. Abandoned in the 1960s, the area fell into disrepair until it was rezoned for residential use in the 2000s. It is now the fastest-growing part of Chelsea and has enjoyed a building boom since 2005, with town homes and multifamily housing complexes proliferating in the area.[11]
Carter Park—Wyndham Area: The neighborhood around Carter Park is a small enclave of mostly single-family Queen Anne style homes surrounded by heavy commercial and highly trafficked areas. Route 1 looms above the southeastern edge of this tree-lined neighborhood, and Revere Beach Parkway winds along the northern edge. The Chelsea High School, Floramos, Wyndham Hotel, Boston’s FBI regional field office, MGH Healthcare Center, and Mystic Mall (Market Basket, TJ Maxx, Home Goods, Five Guys) are located in this area. The historic Chelsea Clock Company used to be located in this area until 2015.
Chelsea Square: This historic district located in the downtown area contains the finest and most intact grouping of mid 19th and early 20th century commercial architecture in the city. Area includes a waterfront district (South Broadway neighborhood) with brick row houses dating to the mid to late 19th century. Third Street is also in the area, becoming the industrial Everett Avenue. The Chelsea Police Department is located here.
Chelsea Commons: Formerly known as Parkway Plaza, Chelsea Commons sits on a low flat area near the end of Mill Creek, part of which was on a former landfill and clay pit. The plaza consists of big-box retail, fast-food restaurants, and two large apartment buildings. It is bordered by a strip of wetlands on both sides. Webster Ave, Mill Creek Riverwalk, Creekside Common, and Beth Israel Deaconess HealthCare.
Mill Hill: This largely residential area consists mostly of two- and three-story wood frame detached buildings. Covering the smallest of the city’s drumlins, the Mill Hill neighborhood sits on a small neck of land bounded by Chelsea Creek and Mill Creek. This neighborhood is on the Revere line. Eastern Avenue goes through his neighborhood.
Prattville: Is the northwestern section of the city. It also borders Revere and Everett to the west. Pizza Lovers, Washington Park, Voke Park, and The Newbridge Cafe are located in this area. Metro Credit Union and McDonald’s have a large presence there as well. Next to these chains is another, smaller Chelsea Firefighter station. Garfield and Washington Avenues are in Prattville. Route 1 is on the east side of Prattville, and Route 16 is on the south side.
Soldiers Home: The Soldiers Home neighborhood covers the steep slopes and the peak of Powderhorn Hill. This residential area contains some examples of Queen Anne style architecture. Soldiers Home is one of the least dense neighborhoods in the city. At the peak sits the Soldiers Home, a large structure that dominates much of this area. However, there are some smaller associated brick structures in the area as well as Malone Park.
Waterfront District: For the first time, Chelsea is breaking through the heavy industry piled up along the Chelsea Creek, and reconnecting with its waterfront. Established to promote water-oriented industrial uses at Forbes Industrial Park and the lower Chelsea Creek waterfront, its use remains primarily industrial. Most of the waterfront from the Tobin Bridge to the mouth of Mill Creek is a Designated Port Area (DPA), and Chelsea has in the last decade embraced it. The city is encouraging industry to move in, but only if they help finance a new park on the waterfront
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