Kodak sits on the Sevierville side of the French Broad around Exit 407, the busiest interchange in the county and the fastest-growing corner of our route. New builds and spec houses keep construction dumpsters moving, and the older properties along Douglas Dam Road bring the cleanouts. It's one of our shortest runs after Dandridge itself, straight across the river.
Kodak sits right by the Douglas Lake dam in Dumplin Valley, so it's practically our backyard. We're out here a lot for lake-house cleanouts, new-construction debris off Highway 66, and home remodels.
Kodak is about 14 miles from our Dandridge yard by way of TN-66 and I-40, and the same runs cover Sevierville, Strawberry Plains, and Dandridge. The trip is already on our schedule.
Kodak is the growth corner of the route, and the loads show it. Spec-house framing scraps, siding offcuts and packaging from new builds around Exit 407, plus first remodels in subdivisions barely a decade old. Builders here often keep a dumpster on a rolling basis, swapped as phases finish.
Along Douglas Dam Road the older properties balance it out with estate cleanouts and barn clears. Kodak sits just across the river from the yard, so short-notice delivery lands here about as easily as it does in Dandridge itself.
Two sizes, one curbside option, one price each for Kodak, a 14-mile run on TN-66 and I-40.
$375/ 3 days
$475 / 7 days · monthly on request
Cleanouts, remodels, roofing and construction debris. 1 ton included.
Book a 20-Yard$350/ 3 days
$450 / 7 days · one in the fleet
Lowest walls, easiest to load by hand. Smaller jobs and tight spots.
Check availability$240/ pickup
25-minute window · up to 1,000 lbs
One pile you have already gathered, with no dumpster left on site.
Book a PickupFlat rates for Kodak, plus a small mileage-based delivery fee shown when you book. Full pricing.
Kodak sits a 14-mile run on TN-66 and I-40 out, so we plan the route a day ahead rather than promise same-day. Jason picks up at (865) 352-1889 and gives you an honest day for the drive, driveway protection on request.
Past the included ton, Kodak loads bill at $125 per ton, weighed at the scale rather than estimated after the 14-mile run on TN-66 and I-40. Driveway placement needs no paperwork out this way. Street placement can, so run it by our permit guide first. Not sure which dumpster? The size guide has it.
Around Kodak, a 14-mile run on TN-66 and I-40, that mostly means new-construction debris from the subdivisions going in, plus cleanouts in the older homes nearby.
Anywhere in Kodak works, driveway, jobsite, or lot; TN-66 and I-40 does most of the connecting, and the rural Sevier County addresses around it are ordinary work.
Straight answers on cost, weight, and delivery for Kodak, about 14 miles from our Dandridge yard via TN-66 and I-40.
Kodak gets the same posted rates as the whole route, a 14-mile run on TN-66 and I-40. $375/3-day or $475/7-day on the 20-yard and $450/week on the 15-yard when open; call for the monthly. Every 3- and 7-day rental includes a ton of disposal, and the only extra is the mileage fee.
Two roll-offs plus curbside pickup serve Kodak, a 14-mile run up TN-66. The 20-yard fits most of the new-construction debris from the subdivisions going in, plus cleanouts in the older homes nearby we haul out here. The 15-yard covers smaller loads when open (call first). The $240 curbside hauls a single pile off the same trip.
Every 3- and 7-day rental in Kodak includes up to 1 ton (2,000 lbs), covering most loads on the 14-mile run on TN-66 and I-40. Past that it's $125 per ton at the scale. The monthly carries no allowance; there it's $85 a ton.
That's Jason Martin, owner of Dandy Ridge Dumpsters, working off Douglas Lake; he drives the Kodak route himself, 14 miles each way, and answers his own phone. Flat pricing, owner on the line.
A Kodak roll-off takes household junk, furniture, remodel and construction debris, shingles, yard waste, appliances, and electronics, the same list we haul down the 14-mile route up TN-66 and I-40 every week. Unsure about a load? Call or text and we'll say.
Kodak is a 14-mile run on TN-66 and I-40, one of the farther runs, so a day's notice helps us route the truck. Book online or call and we'll set a day that works.
No permit is needed for a Kodak dumpster on your own property, and the rule rides the whole 14-mile route on TN-66 and I-40. Street placement can trigger county paperwork. Keep it on the driveway, or check the permit guide first.
Beyond Kodak we cover Sevierville, Strawberry Plains, and Dandridge on the same 14-mile trips, plus the rest of Sevier County and east Tennessee. The service-area map lists every town.
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Call or text (865) 352-1889 or book online, and Jason lines up the Kodak drop himself, a 14-mile run on TN-66 and I-40, at the flat price on this page.
