10-Yard Dumpster Rental for Residential and Small Construction Jobs

Household junk, furniture, appliances without refrigerant, construction and remodeling debris, drywall, lumber, flooring, roofing and yard waste are all accepted. Heavy materials such as concrete, dirt, brick and roofing shingles are usually limited to the 10- and 20-yard sizes so the truck stays under its legal road weight.

Hazardous and regulated materials cannot go in any roll-off: paint, solvents and chemicals, motor oil, tires, car and lithium batteries, propane tanks, asbestos, medical waste, and refrigerators or A/C units that still contain refrigerant. Tell dispatch if you have any of these and we will point you to the right county drop-off.

Most rentals run 7 to 14 days, and the exact rental period is written on your quote. Need it longer? Extensions are billed by the day, and active job sites can schedule recurring swap-outs so a full container is replaced with an empty one.

The delivery truck needs a firm, level surface and room to back in: roughly 60 feet in a straight line, clear of low wires and tree limbs. Driveways are the usual spot, and boards can be placed under the rails to protect the surface. Placing a container on a public street or right-of-way generally requires a permit from the city or county first.

You get one flat quote that covers delivery, pickup, the rental period and an included weight allowance for your size. The quote also states the overage rate per ton and the daily extension rate up front, so there are no surprises on the final invoice.

Rent a dumpster when you are doing the loading yourself over several days, such as a remodel or a slow cleanout. Book full-service junk removal when you want a two-person crew to load, haul and sweep in a single visit with no container left on your property. One call to (813) 945-7816 gets you a quote for either.