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(2-day minimum on the 5x10) The minimum rental charge is $100 before additional services. See all equipment and rates.

Yes. The 5x10 is $50 per day with a (2-day minimum), so the minimum rental charge is $100 before any additional services. The minimum still applies when you only need it for a shorter project. Ask about the 6x12 or 7x14 when a day rental would suit you better.

Yes. Weekly rates are $300 for the 5x10, $400 for the 6x12, and $450 for the 7x14. Monthly rates are $1,200, $1,300, and $1,400 respectively. Tell us the dates and trailer size you need so we can confirm availability and the rental period.

The published trailer rate is for the equipment rental and its dump function. Delivery, collection, disposal, loading labor, and hitch rental are separate services to confirm for your project; do not assume they are included. Send us the job details so the quote covers what you actually need.

A ball hitch is available for $10. Utah County delivery is listed at $30, subject to scheduling. Ask us to confirm any other services before reserving.

Compare the trailer dimensions, load limits, rental duration, and whether it has a hydraulic dump function. Also compare delivery and disposal arrangements, not just the starting price. A utility trailer may require more unloading by hand.

See Why Choose Gritmoor for our comparison. Competitor rates in the original graphic are not live quotes; verify current prices and terms with each provider.

Confirm these terms with us when reserving or in the booking checkout. Do not assume a deposit amount, accepted payment method, or cancellation window from the daily rental price. Your confirmed booking and rental agreement should state the applicable terms.

Need to change a reservation? Text us with the booking name and dates so we can review the request.

The 5x10 is a compact option for smaller cleanup jobs and has a 4,000 lb rental load limit. The 6x12 offers more room for landscaping or remodeling work. The 7x14 provides the most space for larger cleanups and contractor projects.

Choose by both weight and volume. Tell us the material, approximate amount, access, and tow vehicle. A heavy load may need a larger suitable trailer or several trips even when it looks small.

GVWR is the combined limit for the trailer and its load, not cargo alone. Actual allowable cargo cannot exceed GVWR minus the actual empty trailer weight, or any lower trailer, axle, tire, hitch, tow-vehicle, or rental limit. Confirm the specific trailer and towing setup before loading.

We set a 4,000 lb rental load limit for the 5x10 to discourage overloading. This is a rental rule, not permission to load to the trailer's full bed volume or a change to its manufacturer rating. Lower limits in your towing setup still apply.

Dirt, gravel, rock, concrete, and wet material can be much heavier than they appear. Plan around the load weight rather than filling every available inch.

The 6x12 listing is 10,000 lb GVWR with an 8,000 lb listed payload. Those are different measurements: the loaded trailer must remain within GVWR, including its own weight. The actual empty weight and all other equipment ratings can reduce the permitted cargo below the listed payload. Confirm the specific trailer before loading.

A hydraulic dump bed can help unload suitable loose material without moving everything by hand again. This is useful for dirt, gravel, yard debris, and many cleanup loads. Furniture, long branches, or mixed debris may still need careful unloading.

A standard utility trailer can be enough when you only need transportation. Compare what you are moving, how you will unload, and your towing limits.

Yes. Our rental page lists a mini skid and trencher, each at $200 per day, $1,200 per week, or $3,600 per month. Confirm availability, the attachment or work you need, transport, and the site access before reserving. Equipment and trailer requirements should be discussed together.

You need a 2 5/16-inch ball hitch. A ball hitch is available to rent for $10. The ball, mount, receiver, and tow vehicle must all be appropriately rated for the actual loaded trailer; matching the ball diameter alone does not establish safe towing capacity.

Yes. Our trailer towing requirements include a 7-pin connection and a suitable brake controller, along with the correct rated hitch setup. Tell us about your vehicle before pickup if you are unsure. A plug adapter alone does not provide trailer brake control.

It depends on your exact vehicle configuration and the loaded trailer, not just a model name or truck class. Check the vehicle's towing, payload, axle, hitch, and combined-weight limits. Passengers, cargo, and trailer tongue weight also use the tow vehicle's capacity.

Send the vehicle details and intended load before booking. Do not treat a generic truck example in a graphic as approval. Delivery may be a better option when your setup is not suitable.

Ask us about trailer delivery or a hauling service instead of towing it yourself. We can discuss dropping a trailer at your property and what collection or disposal you need afterward. Confirm the location, access, timing, and total service price before scheduling.

Confirm your trailer size, dates, return time, and intended material. Check your vehicle ratings, rated 2 5/16-inch hitch, 7-pin connection, and brake controller. Ask us about loading and unloading requirements, and review the rental agreement before leaving.

Bring your questions with you; do not begin towing if you are unsure the connection, brakes, lights, or load is safe.

We are based in Springville and serve Utah County and southern Salt Lake County. The locations directory lists city pages with more information. Send the actual project location so we can confirm that the route, access, and schedule work for the service you need.

Trailer delivery is $30 within Utah County and $50 within Salt Lake County, subject to scheduling and safe access. Online delivery bookings require at least 24 hours notice; for shorter-notice delivery, text us to ask whether it can be arranged. Delivery/collection covers the rental trailer only. If you want Gritmoor to haul or dispose of the load, that is a separate service at $90 per ton.

Send photos of the driveway or job-site entrance and describe gates, slopes, narrow turns, overhead obstacles, and the intended placement. We need to confirm that the trailer can be placed and collected safely. Do not reserve a space in a street or on someone else's property without checking permission and applicable rules.

Possibly, depending on equipment and scheduling. Text us as early as you can with the trailer size, location, and time you need it. A message or inquiry is not a confirmed reservation; wait for our confirmation before planning around a pickup or delivery.

Ask us about your preferred date and time. Weekend or special scheduling may be available, but it must be confirmed. You can send a text or Facebook message at any time; that does not mean a call will be answered immediately or that round-the-clock pickup, delivery, or emergency service is guaranteed.

Typical day rentals have morning pickup and return before 9:00 PM. Confirm your exact handoff and return time when reserving. The 5x10 has a two-day minimum. Ask about special timing in advance instead of assuming a day rental is a rolling 24-hour period.

Text us before the agreed return time so we can check the next booking and explain any additional charges. Extra time is subject to availability; do not assume an extension is automatic. Your rental agreement governs late returns and continued rental charges.

Common loads include yard waste, branches, furniture, household junk, lumber, fencing, construction and remodeling debris, dirt, gravel, landscaping rock, and sod. Confirm unusual, dense, messy, or potentially hazardous materials before loading.

Acceptance by a disposal facility is separate from trailer suitability. Tell us what you have and where it will go.

Discuss the load with us first. Dense materials can reach weight limits with much of the bed still empty. Concrete and large rocks need careful handling to avoid impact damage; do not drop heavy pieces into the bed. Confirm safe loading, the actual material weight, and disposal arrangements before starting.

The 5x10 rental load limit is 4,000 lb. Never use the sidewall height as a fill line for heavy material.

Not automatically. Bed volume and allowable weight are different limits. Heavy or wet material can overload a trailer well below the top of the walls. Stay within the confirmed load limit and all ratings, distribute and secure the load properly, and ask before loading when the weight is uncertain.

Ask before loading asphalt or any material that may stick, stain, contaminate, or damage the trailer. Asphalt is restricted unless the cleaning and handling requirements are agreed in advance. Do not load paint, chemicals, fuel, asbestos, or other potentially hazardous waste without confirming an appropriate handling and disposal route.

We cannot assume a landfill or transfer station will accept an item just because it fits.

Use the supplier's actual material weight or a scale ticket where available. Moisture, material type, and debris mix change weight, so an estimate based only on bed volume can be misleading. Tell us the intended material and quantity before loading and plan for more trips when needed.

Yes. Every Gritmoor dump trailer has a built-in tarp. Keep cargo secure and prevent material from escaping during transport; a pair of ratchet straps is also available to rent for $10. Do not overload, stack loose debris precariously, or assume a tarp makes an unsafe load acceptable. Ask us before departure if anything is unclear.

Ask for the operating instructions for the specific trailer. Use a suitable firm, level unloading area and check clearances, people, and nearby hazards before operating. Keep people away from the raised bed and moving components. If the load will not discharge or the equipment behaves unexpectedly, stop and contact us rather than improvising.

Junk hauling starts at $145. The actual quote depends on volume, weight, loading labor, access, disposal costs, and special items. The standard load pricing described on our site typically covers loads under 2,000 lb; dense materials can cost more.

Text photos, the location, and whether the items are curbside or inside. We can then discuss a quote for the actual job rather than only the starting price.

Yes, this may be arranged subject to scheduling and safe placement. We can discuss dropping a trailer off, giving you time to load, and returning to haul it away. Confirm the collection time, included weight, material restrictions, and disposal pricing before the trailer arrives.

This can work well for garage cleanouts, move-outs, estate projects, and renovation debris.

Curbside pickup is available. For items inside a home, tell us about stairs, tight turns, distance to parking, size, and weight. Additional loading labor may apply. Photos help us plan the crew and quote instead of finding access problems after arrival.

The existing junk hauling pricing lists $10 per tire and an additional $25 per mattress when included with a standard hauling load. These are special-item charges, not standalone pickup prices. Tell us the quantity and item type so we can confirm acceptance and the full quote.

Common projects include garage and estate cleanouts, move-outs, rental property cleanup, remodeling debris, yard waste, furniture, appliances, cardboard, wood, and fencing. Dirt, gravel, concrete, and other dense materials need a discussion about weight and disposal.

Tell us about appliances or unusual items first; acceptance, handling, and disposal charges can vary.

Possibly, depending on the schedule, load, and disposal arrangements. Text photos and the project location, and tell us your deadline. Curbside pickup, a trailer drop-off, and labor inside a home are different requests, so specify which you need. Wait for confirmation before assuming a pickup is scheduled.

Ask us about material delivery. Send the material type, quantity or supplier information, project location, and access photos. Material purchase, hauling, placement, and any spreading labor need to be agreed separately; do not assume all are included in one delivery price.

Yes. See our parking strip and flower bed service and project gallery. Send dimensions, photos, and the change you have in mind. We can discuss removal, access, materials, and the scope of the proposed work. Do not assume irrigation, permits, or every finishing detail is included without a quote.

Renting may suit you when you have a rated tow vehicle, want to handle transportation yourself, and can manage disposal. Hauling or a trailer drop-off may suit you when you want us to handle transport or do not have a suitable truck.

Tell us what you are moving, your access, and the amount of work you want to do yourself. We can discuss the options and their separate costs.

Return the trailer reasonably clean. A $50 cleaning fee may apply when the trailer is not returned reasonably clean. Ask about sticky, staining, or restricted material before loading, and follow the confirmed rental terms. Damage, misuse, overloading, and contamination are separate responsibilities and are not covered by the cleaning fee.

Renters are responsible for damage caused during the rental period; normal wear and tear is expected. Report damage promptly and stop using equipment that may be unsafe. Review your rental agreement for the terms that apply; do not assume insurance or a damage waiver is included.

Stop using it when there is a safety concern. Text us your name, equipment, location, and a description or photos of the issue. Do not continue operating, bypass safety features, or attempt an unapproved repair. For an immediate emergency, use the appropriate emergency service rather than waiting for a business message reply.

Text (801) 895-3928 or message us on Facebook. Messaging is the best way to get project details to us, especially when we are on a job and cannot answer the phone. We respond when available; an immediate reply is not guaranteed.

You can also use the contact form for a non-urgent inquiry.

Include your name, project city, preferred dates, and what needs moving. For rentals, add the trailer size and tow vehicle. For hauling, include photos, the approximate amount, whether it is curbside or inside, and any heavy or special items. For landscaping, include measurements, photos, and your goal.

These details help us answer useful questions first instead of asking you to repeat the basics.

Use Book Online or contact us by text or Facebook. An inquiry or contact form alone is not a confirmed reservation. Wait for booking confirmation and the agreed equipment, dates, price, and pickup or delivery details before planning around the rental.