Choosing A Dumpster Size

If you’re looking for a roll off dumpster, think about what you’re tossing and the scale of your project. A small 10 cubic yard dumpster will get the job done if you’re cleaning out a spare bedroom or remodeling a half bath, while large home clean outs and demolition jobs may require a 30 yard container to handle the weight of your debris. We’ll help you determine how much dumpster volume you need to get the job done.

We’ll help you select the right container for what you’re tossing, whether it’s household junk or construction debris. We also offer special bins for heavy materials like dirt and concrete.

Dumpster sizes are reflected in cubic yards. As a general rule of thumb, one cubic yard is equal to 5-6 13-gallon trash bags. We’ll review the total volume and dimensions of each dumpster to help you decide.

We deliver to tight areas every day, but sometimes that means you’ll need to order a smaller container to fit. If space is limited on your property, ask about our swap out service to handle the debris.

10 YARD DUMPSTER

15 YARD DUMPSTER

20 YARD DUMPSTER

​30 YARD DUMPSTER

14 X 7.5 X 3.5 FT

16 X 7.5 X 4.5 FT

22 X 7.5 X 4.5 FT

22 X 7.5 X 6 FT

4000 – 6000 LBS

4000 – 6000 LBS

4000 – 6000 LBS

7000 – 10000 LBS

Common size: 15 or 20 yard
​
From junk removal projects to preparing for a move, our 15 and 20 yard containers fit comfortably in most driveways for convenient disposal.

Common size: 30 yard
​
Whether you’re a homeowner updating a kitchen or a contractor managing multiple job sites, our 30 yard dumpsters offer higher walls to contain debris.

Common size: 10 or 20 yard

From slate to asphalt, the weight of roofing shingles adds up fast. We typically recommend a 10 or 20 yard container to help you avoid exceeding the weight limit.

Common size: 30 yard

Whether it’s a residential or commercial job, our 30 and 40 yard containers offer the volume you need to clean up large amounts of construction debris.

Common size: 10 yard
​
For materials like concrete and brick, we’ll typically recommend a 10 yard to safely haul heavier loads on the road and keep you from exceeding your weight limit.

Common size: 10 or 20 yard

We recommend tossing leaves, weeds and brush in a 20 yard container. For heavier waste like stumps and dirt, a 10 yard will help you stay within the weight limit.