Dumpster Rental for Every Project

It depends on the job. A 10-yard container suits a single-room cleanout or a small bathroom remodel, a 20-yard handles most home renovations and full-house cleanouts, and a 30 or 40-yard is built for large construction, additions, and new builds. Each project guide above lists the size we most often recommend, and our free size calculator can confirm the right pick in about a minute.

Yes, but heavy materials such as concrete, brick, dirt, and asphalt are usually best in a dedicated smaller container with a heavy-material weight allowance, because they hit the tonnage limit long before they fill the box by volume. Tell us what you are disposing of and we will match you to the right container and quote the real weight allowance for your area.

A standard rental typically includes a set period, commonly around 7 days, with extra days billed at your local daily rate. If your project runs long, just let us know and we can extend the rental. Many of the project guides above note the typical timeline so you can plan the rental window.

You generally only need a permit when the dumpster sits on a public street or sidewalk rather than on your own driveway or property. Requirements and fees are set by your city or town. If your project needs street placement, ask and we will fold any permit into your quote so there is no surprise.

Pick the project guide that matches your job for a recommended size and price range, then request a free quote tied to your exact ZIP code. Quotes take under two minutes with no obligation, and our team can adjust the size or service if your scope changes.