
Leasing
Put a better dumpster in your fleet
We own the units. You lease them, run them, and keep them working.
How the agreement works
Term
- Minimum term12 months
- Maximum term5 years
Cost structure
Each unit carries an upfront charge plus a monthly lease payment. There is no volume discount, so the tenth unit prices the same as the first.
Pricing depends on configuration, so we quote it once we know what you run.
Your responsibilities
- Maintain insurance coverage
- Perform regular day-to-day maintenance
- Keep the unit in Wicked Haul Green
- Keep the Wicked Haul logo and patent marking on the rear of the unit
What Wicked Haul provides
- We own every unit outright
- We supply one set of wheels per unit
- We configure the build to your fleet
- We handle the patent side, including enforcement
Purchased separately
The lease covers the unit and one set of wheels. The rest is equipment you buy and own.
- Additional wheels
- Tow bar
- Power Pusher unit
The Power Pusher comes through us from our partners at Power Pusher, sold just under retail, and it's yours once you buy it.
Questions before you call
How long is the lease?
The minimum term is 12 months and the maximum lease period is 5 years.
Do I own the units?
No. Wicked Haul owns every leased unit. You lease it, run it, and maintain it. Equipment like the tow bar and the Power Pusher is purchased separately and those you own outright.
Is there a discount for leasing multiple units?
No. Each unit carries the same upfront charge and the same monthly lease payment regardless of how many you order.
What am I responsible for?
Maintaining insurance coverage, performing regular day-to-day maintenance, keeping the unit in Wicked Haul Green, and keeping the Wicked Haul logo and patent marking on the rear of the unit.
Can my current manufacturer build the units?
In most cases yes. Wicked Haul can authorize an additional manufacturer at a lessee request, and that authorization is exclusive to your company unless we approve it more broadly.
Let's Talk Leasing
Tell us what you run and where, and we'll come back with a spec and terms.