Dumpster Rental and Junk Removal Plymouth, MI
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Trash Bandit Dumpsters and Junk Removal
Whether you are currently working on a project or are going to work on a project, big or small, we have your back! We offer high quality dumpster rentals for any occasion. We love our customers, and believe they deserve the best, so we work hard every single day to provide that, and more! To book with us, simply click the "Book Now" button, and fill in your information! If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to us!
We can also do the work! Send us a picture of the junk and debris you want removed from your property for a quick estimate. You can also set up an appointment for us to come out and give you a no obligation estimate. We will be ready to do the work when we are there or as soon as you would like.
We Take Just About Everything
Some examples of the junk we haul away include
- Refrigerator Disposal
- Garbage Removal
- Mattress Disposal
- Foreclosure Clean Outs
- Construction Waste Removal
- Yard Waste Removal
- Trash Removal
- Appliance Removal
- Television Disposal & Recycling
- Furniture Removal
- E-Waste Disposal
- Hot Tub Disposal
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Plymouth, MI Fun Facts: Approximate Population Size Plymouth is a city in Wayne County, Michigan, United States. The population was 9,370 at the 2020 census. The city of Plymouth is surrounded by Plymouth Township, but the two are administered autonomously. Plymouth is a western suburb of Metro Detroit and is located about 10 miles west of the city of Detroit
Plymouth, MI Attractions:
Kellog Park Kellogg Park, the focal point and social heart of downtown Plymouth, was chartered in 1867 from land once owned by William Starkweather and later sold to John Kellogg. It was the site of the Barnum Circus, in 1856, when a whale oil lamp burst at the Root’s Hotel, across the street, and started a major fire. Trees were planted before the Civil War in 1858.For generations, Kellogg Park has been the most recognizable icon for the City of Plymouth. The park is the site of dozens of concerts each summer and hosts numerous special events including Art in the Park, the Ice Festival, the Plymouth Rotary Chicken BBQ as well as being a daily gather space for residents and visitors. Giving life the the phrase: "There's always something going on in Downtown Plymouth."
Penn Theatre
Located in the heart of downtown Plymouth, the historic Penn Theatre seats 402 and offers a unique single-screen cinema experience featuring current second run movies, independent films, classic film festivals, free educational school field trips, community events and occasional live musical performances. The Penn Theatre is owned and operated by the Friends of the Penn, a federally recognized non-profit organization.
Plymouth, MI Attractions:
Kellog Park Kellogg Park, the focal point and social heart of downtown Plymouth, was chartered in 1867 from land once owned by William Starkweather and later sold to John Kellogg. It was the site of the Barnum Circus, in 1856, when a whale oil lamp burst at the Root’s Hotel, across the street, and started a major fire. Trees were planted before the Civil War in 1858.For generations, Kellogg Park has been the most recognizable icon for the City of Plymouth. The park is the site of dozens of concerts each summer and hosts numerous special events including Art in the Park, the Ice Festival, the Plymouth Rotary Chicken BBQ as well as being a daily gather space for residents and visitors. Giving life the the phrase: "There's always something going on in Downtown Plymouth."
Penn Theatre
Located in the heart of downtown Plymouth, the historic Penn Theatre seats 402 and offers a unique single-screen cinema experience featuring current second run movies, independent films, classic film festivals, free educational school field trips, community events and occasional live musical performances. The Penn Theatre is owned and operated by the Friends of the Penn, a federally recognized non-profit organization.