Find your fit
Delivery, pickup, and up to seven days included. Call to choose your can and delivery day.
All six options, from a small cleanup to a big project.
12-yard container: concrete and roof tile only.
15-yard container for general debris.
18-yard container for general debris.
20-yard options: choose general debris or concrete and roof tile.
30-yard container for general debris.
Choose 12 yards at $425 or 20 yards at $695. Flat rate regardless of weight, within the container’s capacity. Concrete and roof tile only; no regular debris.
Different lengths and wall heights for different jobs. Compare capacity, dimensions, and weight details on each card.
5% off for seniors or veterans. Discounts cannot be combined. Mattresses are surcharged at $55 each; tires are $30 each.
General-debris can
Common fits: Small cleanouts · Bathroom remodels · Yard debris
General permitted debris; call about unusual items.
Additional tonnage is prorated at $90 per ton for general-debris containers.
General-debris can
Common fits: Estate cleanouts · Renovations · Roofing debris
General permitted debris; keep material below the fill line.
Additional tonnage is prorated at $90 per ton for general-debris containers.
General-debris can
Common fits: Home cleanouts · Remodeling · Construction debris
General permitted debris; keep material below the fill line.
Additional tonnage is prorated at $90 per ton for general-debris containers.
General-debris can
Common fits: Large cleanouts · Construction · Demolition debris
General permitted debris; keep material below the fill line.
Additional tonnage is prorated at $90 per ton for general-debris containers.
Dedicated heavy-material can
Common fits: Concrete · Roof tile
Concrete and roof tile only. Do not mix with regular debris.
Keep the load within the container’s capacity and below the fill line.
Dedicated heavy-material can
Common fits: Concrete · Roof tile
Concrete and roof tile only. Do not mix with regular debris.
Keep the load within the container’s capacity and below the fill line.
Know your service price
The 15-yard general-debris can includes 1 ton; the 18-, 20- and 30-yard cans each include 2 tons. Placement is on private property, never in the street, with driveway-protection boards on paved surfaces.
Explore our dumpster services, check your delivery area, and read the complete service policies.
Start with your project
Examples to start the conversation. Volume, weight and access all matter.
| Container | Project examples | Weight detail |
|---|---|---|
| 15-yard dumpster | Small cleanouts · Bathroom remodels · Yard debris | 1 ton included |
| 18-yard dumpster | Estate cleanouts · Renovations · Roofing debris | 2 tons included |
| 20-yard dumpster | Home cleanouts · Remodeling · Construction debris | 2 tons included |
| 30-yard dumpster | Large cleanouts · Construction · Demolition debris | 2 tons included |
| 12-yard concrete & tile | Concrete · Roof tile | 8-ton capacity; flat-rate pricing |
| 20-yard concrete & tile | Concrete · Roof tile | 16-ton capacity; flat-rate pricing |
Before you call
Start with the size guide above, then compare the dimensions, volume and included weight on each fleet card. A smaller container may suit a bathroom or garage cleanup; larger work may need an 18-, 20- or 30-yard can. Describe the materials and amount to our team before choosing.
Read the remodel size answer →The 20-yard general-debris dumpster is $525 with 2 tons included. The dedicated 20-yard concrete and roof tile dumpster is $695 flat rate, within its 16-ton capacity. Both include standard delivery, pickup and up to seven days.
Our 30-yard dumpster measures 22 ft long × 8 ft wide × 5 ft high. It provides 30 cubic yards of volume, includes 2 tons of general debris, and costs $625. Volume and weight are different limits: keep material below the fill line, and additional tonnage is $90 per ton, prorated.
Compare the 12-yard can at $425 with an 8-ton capacity and the 20-yard at $695 with a 16-ton capacity. The 12-yard measures 14 × 8 × 3 ft; the 20-yard measures 20 × 8 × 4 ft. Both are flat rate within capacity. Tell us the amount and type of material so we can help choose.
Read the concrete and roof tile rules →General-debris containers serve cleanouts, remodeling and construction projects and include a listed weight allowance. Dedicated concrete and roof tile containers have flat pricing within their capacity and must contain only concrete and roof tile, with no regular debris mixed in.
Read the general material guidelines →The dimensions on the fleet cards describe the container, not the truck’s operating clearance. The truck also needs room to approach, turn and place it safely. Call with your driveway length, width, gate opening, overhead obstructions and proposed spot so the team can confirm access for the chosen size.
Read the driveway-fit answer →Ready for your project