Give each property its own loading and service plan
A multi-address job benefits from a short record for every stop: entrance, contact, operating hours, equipment position, and collection date. Do not average attendance across separate sites when discussing toilets or divide a total debris estimate evenly without checking what each property produces. A small remodel with dense material may need a different removal plan from a much larger contents cleanout.
Compare equivalent municipal or private arrangements
Fargo and West Fargo provide useful starting points for understanding available municipal programs. If comparing options, keep rental days, accepted materials, exchanges, and collection responsibilities together. Public-program rules are not evidence that another hauler accepts the same load. For sanitation, assess servicing and accessible use separately from any dumpster decision, even when both requests share dates.