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Long Island, Alabama — long known as Carpenter or Carpenter Station — is an unincorporated community in the northeastern corner of Jackson County, just southwest of Bridgeport. Its name is the English form of the original Cherokee name of the village on the long island in the Tennessee River, a name in use since 1783, and the community appears on the Bridgeport U.S. Geological Survey map. This is Tennessee River country: riverfront homes, camps, and bottomland farms spread between the water and the highway.
The river and the railroad made this corner of the county. In 1852 the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad reached the settlement that became Bridgeport, and in 1854 its bridge crossed the Tennessee River and Long Island itself, with the first non-revenue train crossing that January — tying the farms and camps along this shore directly to Chattanooga. That history shows in the properties we serve: older river houses and fishing camps that have been added onto for generations, bottomland barns and sheds, and shoreline lots where high water and valley storms leave debris behind. TriStateDumpIt serves Long Island with roll-off dumpster rentals for riverfront property cleanouts, camp and cabin tear-downs, estate cleanouts, land clearing on bottomland acreage, and storm debris cleanup. Every rental includes a 14-day rental period. Book online in minutes or reach us by phone.
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Every TriStateDumpIt rental in Long Island includes 14 days at the price shown. River properties tend to mix household and outdoor debris, so size for the whole job:
$250 — Suits a single cabin or camp cleanout, one room of a river house, or a garage-and-shed purge where the debris is bulky but not structural.
$325 — The step up for camp tear-downs with furnishings, multi-room river-house renovations, and roofing jobs on smaller homes along the shore.
$415 — A practical choice for estate cleanouts and full-property work where household contents and yard debris go together. It includes 2 tons of weight; weight past that is $75/ton and extra days are $10/day, both printed before booking.
$625 — Reserved for the biggest bottomland jobs — whole-house guts, multi-structure tear-downs, and construction on riverfront lots.
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A dumpster in Long Island rents for $250 in the 12-yard, $325 in the 16-yard, $415 in the 20-yard, and $625 in the 30-yard, each with a 14-day rental period included. Pricing is printed before you book: the only possible extras are weight past the included tons at $75/ton and extra days at $10/day.
Cabins and camps accumulate a particular mix — mattresses and furniture, old appliances, dock and porch lumber, and years of stored gear. A furnished one- or two-room camp usually fits the 12-yard at $250; a full cabin with porch or deck material coming off is 16-yard work at $325. If the structure itself is coming down, call (256) 548-6021 and we will size the tear-down honestly.
Included weight is 2 tons on the 12-yard, 16-yard, and 20-yard, and 4 tons on the 30-yard, with weight past the allowance billed at $75/ton. River-bottom loads to watch are waterlogged wood and mud-caked material — they weigh far more than they look.
Household junk, furniture, lumber, drywall, roofing, and brush are the everyday loads here. Anything you are uncertain about — especially old fuel containers or chemicals stored at a camp — should be asked about before loading; call (256) 548-6021 and we will tell you what can and cannot go in.
Yes. Long Island sits just southwest of Bridgeport, and we serve both communities and the river properties between them. If your place is reached by a camp road or a lane off the highway, describe the access when you book so placement goes smoothly.
Bottomland clearing fills containers with brush and saplings faster than most people expect. For an acre or two of light clearing, the 20-yard at $415 is a reasonable start; heavier clearing with stumps, fence lines, and old structures mixed in points to the 30-yard at $625 or a planned second container.
Fourteen days are included with every Long Island rental. River projects often wait on weather and water levels, so if your timeline slips, call ahead — extra days are $10/day and arranged before pickup, not added silently.
Yes, in most cases — a camp cleanout that mixes furniture and household items with lumber and roofing debris can go in one container. Keeping the load level and evenly distributed helps the haul go safely.
Yes. Valley storms drop limbs across shoreline lots and occasionally damage camps, docks, and outbuildings. A container on site lets you clear the lot in one pass instead of burning or hauling piecemeal; just remember that rain-soaked debris counts heavily against your included tons.
Yes. Builders and remodelers working on river houses use us for job-site debris, and landlords and camp owners use us between occupants and seasons. Repeat or multi-property work is easiest set up by phone at (256) 548-6021.
Use the online booking page to pick a size and delivery date in minutes, or call (256) 548-6021 if you want to talk through a riverfront property's access and load first.
An estate cleanout of a full river house — furniture, appliances, and decades of stored belongings — typically needs the 20-yard at $415, and larger homes or homes with outbuildings to clear can justify the 30-yard at $625. The 14-day term gives family members time to sort without rushing.
Roofing is heavy and compact. A smaller home's tear-off often fits the 12-yard at $250 on volume but should be sized with the 2 included tons in mind; larger or multi-layer roofs belong in the 16-yard at $325. Tell us the roof size and layer count when you book.
It depends on ground conditions, which change with the river and the rain. A firm driveway or gravel pad is the safest spot; tell us about low or soft ground when booking and we will agree on placement before the truck rolls, rather than risk a stuck delivery.
Clearing a river camp or working through a move near the shore? Our mobile storage units are $175, billed every 28 days. The unit is delivered to your Long Island property and loaded on your schedule, keeping furniture, tackle, and household goods up off damp ground and under a lock while the work gets done.
Construction on riverfront lots, farm work in the bottoms, and gatherings near the water around Long Island can all use a serviced restroom on site. Our porta potty rentals are $140, billed every 28 days — placed where you need it and picked up when you are finished. Call (256) 548-6021 to arrange one alongside a dumpster or on its own.
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