If you order from our trash can factory, you are not limited to commercial delivery. In most cases, we can deliver to a residential driveway as well, provided the address is serviceable by our carriers and the delivery conditions allow safe access. The exact method depends on order quantity, trash can size, packaging, destination, and whether you have equipment to unload.

For small or sample orders, delivery is often handled by parcel carriers. The driver may leave cartons at your front door, porch, or the end of the driveway. For bulk orders, we usually ship by LTL freight or full truckload. Commercial addresses with a loading dock, forklift, or receiving team are straightforward. Residential addresses can still receive freight, but a liftgate is often required because most homes do not have a dock. In that case, the driver lowers the pallet to the ground, typically at the curb or at the end of the driveway.

Please note that residential driveway delivery does not always mean the pallet will be placed inside your garage or backyard. Standard curbside or driveway-end delivery means the goods are left at the closest safe point the truck can reach. If you need the trash cans moved into a garage, side yard, or specific spot, ask about inside delivery or local assistance before shipping.

Driveway access matters. A freight truck needs enough width, overhead clearance, and turning space. Low tree branches, soft ground, steep slopes, tight gates, parked cars, and narrow residential streets can prevent a large truck from entering. If the truck cannot safely enter the driveway, the carrier may deliver at the street or curbside. Additional fees may apply for residential delivery, liftgate service, appointment scheduling, limited-access locations, or redelivery.

To confirm whether we can deliver to your residential driveway or only commercial, send us your full delivery address, order quantity, trash can model, and any site details. Tell us if you have a loading dock, forklift, pallet jack, or no unloading equipment. We will check carrier coverage and recommend the safest, most cost-effective option. In short: commercial delivery is available, residential driveway delivery is often available, and the final answer depends on your specific order and location.