10 Yard Dumpsters: Perfect for Home Cleanouts, Backed by World-Class Service

A 10 yard roll off dumpster will always hold 10 cubic yards of debris. This is the equivalent of:

• Three pickup tuck loads
• 50 to 70 large 33-gallon trash bags
• 270 cubic feet

Yes, all our roll off dumpsters have a weight limit included in your rate. A 10 yard bin has an average weight limit of 2 to 3 tons, or 4,000 to 6,000 pounds. For reference, our small dumpster rental can hold about:

• 48 to 72 bundles of roofing shingles
• 50 to 70 4x8 sheets of drywall
• 2,500 to 3,500 square feet of carpeting

Keep in mind the weight of your debris adds up quickly. The maximum weight a 10 yard container can safely hold is 10 tons.

Calculate the Weight of Your Debris

If you go over your dumpster’s weight limit, you’ll receive a per-ton overage fee. We measure the extra weight and charge you a pro-rated, per-ton fee so you only pay for the amount of debris you toss.

Calculate the Weight of Your Debris

Keep your roll-off container on a flat, paved surface close to your workspace, such as your driveway, jobsite, or the street. Your designated drop-off spot must be:

• At least 60 feet long
• 23 to 25 feet of unobstructed vertical clearance (no hanging branches or low power lines)
• Clear of obstacles like parked cars and equipment
• Easily accessible. Please unlock any gates or provide entry codes to our driver

You can toss household junk, yard waste or construction debris in a 10 yard bin. In some locations, you can also throw away mattresses, box springs, electronics and appliances, but these items may have an additional disposal fee.

You can’t throw flammable or hazardous waste in a dumpster. Other prohibited items include adhesives, food waste, household cleaners and more. These restricted items must be handled separately from other debris.

Our 10 yard dumpster is best for projects like:

• Bathroom demolitions
• Flooring removal
• Attic cleanouts
• Garage cleanouts
• Seasonal home cleanouts
• Downsizing or moving
• Small home renovations
• Roofing projects

The typical length of our dumpster rental period is seven to 10 days, but this may vary depending on your area. You can request a pickup at any time during this period. If you need to keep your bin longer, we may be able to extend your rental period for a flat daily rate. Our all-inclusive rates include the cost of your dumpster, delivery, pickup and a flexible rental period.

Yes, you can rent as many dumpsters as needed for your project. Order multiple bins for delivery to the same location or different jobsites. Need a second dumpster but don’t have the space? Use our empty-and-return service. We regularly partner with contractors and businesses that need several dumpsters for their cleanup. Our team is here to support you with all your jobsite essentials across multiple locations.

The smallest roll off dumpster you can rent is a 10 yard dumpster rental. If you need a smaller, permanent container for your business, check out our commercial dumpster sizes. Available front load sizes include 2, 4, 6 and 8 yard containers.

The weekly cost of your dumpster rental depends on several factors, but when you rent with us, you’ll receive an all-inclusive price that includes a flexible rental period. The bulk of your rental price comes from the size you rent and the weight of the materials you’re tossing, not how long you keep the dumpster.

Not necessarily. Though a 10 yard dumpster is the smallest roll off dumpster size, your final price is determined by the type and weight of your debris. For example, if you throw 3 tons of roofing shingles in a 10 yard dumpster, that dumpster may cost more than a 12 yard dumpster that contains only 2 tons of yard waste. If you're worried about finding the best price for your project, our team of experts is here to talk you through the best options for your budget.

Yes, a standard three-seat couch measuring seven feet wide, 3.33 feet deep, and about 2.75 feet tall can fit in a 10 yard dumpster if laid flat.