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Guild is the historic name for the Haletown community in eastern Marion County, where the Tennessee River bends around the base of Raccoon Mountain just south of Jasper. If you use a Haletown address, you are in Guild's old footprint: the Guild post office, ZIP 37340, opened on August 11, 1906, while the dam was still being built, and it still serves the community from Haletown. The Marion Memorial Bridge carries US-41, US-64, and US-72 over the river here, TN-134 climbs to meet I-24, and above the north bank the bluffs rise quickly — river elevation is about 640 feet, with ground climbing past 1,500 feet on the mountains above.
Guild exists because of a dam. When Josephus Conn Guild Sr. — the Chattanooga engineer and attorney the village was named for — organized the Chattanooga and Tennessee River Power Company, construction of Hales Bar Dam ran from 1905 to 1913 and drew more than 5,000 workers over eight years, housed in two purpose-built villages: Guild on the north bank and Ladd at the base of Ladds Mountain on the south. The work ran three shifts around the clock and cost 109 workers their lives. Hales Bar, completed in 1913, was later bought by TVA, leaked despite extensive 1940s renovations, and was replaced by Nickajack Dam in the 1960s; its powerhouse, added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2008, still stands by the river as an event venue and marina. After the 1940s renovations, Guild village largely emptied and the post office moved to Haletown — and the last local school, Guild Elementary, closed in the early 1970s, with students bused to Jasper.
Today's Guild and Haletown mix long-settled river homes with new building on the bluffs, including the River Gorge Ranch community rising above the river. That means two steady streams of dumpster work: renovation and cleanout jobs in the older river-corridor homes, and construction debris, lot clearing, and move-in cleanups on the bluff properties. TriStateDumpIt covers both with roll-off rentals on a 14-day period, priced in full at booking.
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Guild rentals include 14 days, delivery, pickup, and the tonnage noted with each size. The only charges beyond the quoted price are weight past the included tons at $75 per ton and added days at $10 per day — both printed on the booking before you confirm, whether the job is a riverbank cottage or a bluff-top build.
$250 with 2 tons included. Handles garage and storage cleanouts in Haletown homes, a single-room remodel, brush from a wooded lot, or the debris from a porch or deck tear-out.
$325 with 2 tons included. Steps up to multi-room renovations, roofing tear-offs, shed demolition, and the steady debris stream of a room-by-room remodel done while living in the house.
$415 with 2 tons included, overage at $75 per ton and extra days at $10 per day. The standard pick for whole-home cleanouts and new-build cleanup around the bluffs; see the 20-yard dumpster page for the full terms.
$625 with 4 tons included. For whole-house guts, large new construction, and demolition work — the jobs where debris volume, not weight, drives the day.
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Guild prices are $250 for the 12-yard, $325 for the 16-yard, $415 for the 20-yard, and $625 for the 30-yard, each including a 14-day rental. The 12-, 16-, and 20-yard containers include 2 tons of weight and the 30-yard includes 4 tons. Past the included weight the rate is $75 per ton; past the rental period it is $10 per day. Both rates are printed on the booking before you pay — call (256) 548-6021 with questions.
For bluff-lot construction, including builds in the River Gorge Ranch community, framing and construction debris from a typical new home fills a 20-yard ($415), and larger or multi-phase builds step up to the 30-yard ($625). On the renovation side, one room fits the 12-yard ($250), several rooms or a roof usually need the 16-yard ($325) or 20-yard ($415). If the lot clearing and the build debris land in the same container, size for the combined load, not each phase separately.
Yes — Guild and Haletown are two names for the same community. The village of Guild housed dam workers on the north bank; the post office bearing its name, ZIP 37340, now sits in Haletown, and locals use the names interchangeably. Whether your address, your directions, or your GPS says Guild or Haletown, it is the same delivery area, and we serve both banks' worth of river and bluff properties around it.
A roll-off placed on your own driveway, lot, or construction site in the Guild/Haletown area ordinarily requires no permit. If a container would have to sit on a public road or in a right-of-way — a real constraint on some of the narrow river-corridor roads — check with Marion County before delivery. Most bluff and river lots have room for a private placement, which settles the question; call (256) 548-6021 if your lot layout is unusual.
Yes, and driveway placement is the usual arrangement around Guild and Haletown. Bluff properties add a wrinkle: drives climbing off TN-134 or the river roads can be steep and switchbacked. Tell us about the grade and the turnaround when you book — sometimes the practical spot is a flat pad near the road or the build site rather than up at the house, and the driver will confirm the placement on arrival.
Yes. Clearing wooded bluff and river lots is steady work here, and brush, limbs, and stump sections cut to loadable size all go in. Fresh hardwood brush is heavier than it looks once it is packed, so large clearing jobs consume included tonnage quickly — a 20- or 30-yard container usually serves a big clear better than a small box plus overage. Keep excavated dirt out; soil belongs in a different conversation, so call (256) 548-6021 if dirt is part of the job.
Hazardous and regulated material stays out: fuels, oils, solvents, pesticides, asbestos, tires, batteries, and refrigerant-charged equipment. Older river-corridor properties occasionally surface dam-era or farm-era remnants — buried drums, treated timbers, unlabeled containers — and those should be identified before loading, not discovered at the scale. Call (256) 548-6021 about anything questionable and we will tell you whether it can ride.
Two tons come with the 12-, 16-, and 20-yard containers, and 4 tons with the 30-yard. The load is weighed after pickup; weight beyond the included amount is billed at $75 per ton. Around Guild, the loads that run past the allowance tend to be wet clearing debris, roofing tear-offs, and masonry or concrete rubble from older foundations — dense materials worth accounting for when you choose a size.
Every Guild rental includes 14 days. New-build cleanup and whole-house cleanouts generally finish within the period; a phased remodel may not. Additional days are $10 each — call (256) 548-6021 before your pickup date to extend the rental, and the container stays put with the extension recorded on the order.
Yes — builders on the bluff communities and contractors remodeling river-corridor homes are regular Guild customers, alongside landlords turning over the area's rentals. We can sequence deliveries to a build schedule, swap a full container for an empty one mid-project, and keep a contractor's usual sizes and placement notes on file. One call to (256) 548-6021 sets up repeat work.
You can. A Guild cleanout often combines both — household furniture and stored goods from the house, lumber and drywall from the renovation happening in the same week. Load the dense construction material low and first, lighter household items on top, and keep the pile at or below the top rail for safe hauling down off the bluff or along the river road. Hazardous items are never part of the mix.
Call (256) 548-6021 when the container is nearing full — earlier is better on bluff lots, where truck scheduling accounts for the climb. We will pick up the full box and set an empty one if the project continues. On construction jobs this swap rhythm is normal; planning it a day ahead keeps your crew from stacking debris on the ground waiting for a truck.
On the online booking page you pick the size and delivery date and see the complete price first — rental, included tons, the $75-per-ton overage rate, and the $10-per-day extension rate. If access is the question, and on bluff properties it often is, book by phone at (256) 548-6021 and walk us through the drive before the truck ever starts up it.
Yes. Jasper is just up the road, Whiteside lies east along TN-134 toward Chattanooga, and South Pittsburg and New Hope are west across and along the river. Guild/Haletown sits in the middle of that river-corridor run, and deliveries routinely chain two or three of these communities in a single day's route.
Building on a bluff lot or remodeling a river home while you live in it both create the same problem: furniture, tools, and materials need a dry, secure home that is not the work zone. Our mobile storage units are delivered to your Guild or Haletown property for $175, billed every 28 days — billing runs on a 28-day cycle, so renewals step a few days earlier each cycle instead of following the calendar month. Load at ground level on your own schedule, keep the unit through one cycle or a whole build, and call when it is empty and ready to go.
A construction crew on a bluff lot above the river has no facilities but what you provide. Our porta potty rentals run $140, billed every 28 days, including delivery, placement, servicing during the rental, and pickup. Guild-area customers put them on new-build sites, long remodels in Haletown, land-clearing jobs, and riverside gatherings — pair one with a dumpster order and the site setup arrives in a single trip.
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