10yard class
Good for lighter, smaller jobs
Single-room cleanouts, small tear-outs and compact projects where placement space is limited.
Size Planning
Start with the project, then choose the container.
Dumpster size is about more than volume. Debris weight, material type, placement space and access all affect the best choice.
20yard class
A versatile mid-size option
Garage cleanouts, renovation debris, flooring projects and many residential jobs.
30yard class
For larger-volume projects
Whole-home cleanouts, larger remodels and construction work with bulky debris.
40yard class
For high-volume cleanup
Major property cleanouts and large construction projects where material volume is substantial.
Important size note
The size classes above are planning examples. Actual inventory, container dimensions, weight allowances and accepted materials are confirmed during booking. Heavy debris can require a smaller or specialized container even when its volume is low.
Before You Choose
Four questions help narrow the right size.
- What type of material are you disposing of?
- How much debris do you expect?
- How much room is available for placement?
- Will your project generate unusually heavy material?
Household debris
Often driven by volume and bulky items such as furniture, boxes and general cleanout material.
Construction debris
Can combine high volume with dense materials, making weight allowances especially important.
Heavy debris
Concrete, masonry, soil and similar materials may require special handling and should always be discussed before booking.