Dumpster rentals
Dumpster Rentals and Roll-Off Bin Quotes
Roll-off dumpsters are dropped off on your driveway or job site and picked up when you're done. Send one request and compare dumpster rental quotes from approved local companies.
When to rent a roll-off dumpster
A roll-off dumpster is the easiest way to handle large amounts of waste at once. Homeowners rent them for renovations, moves, estate cleanouts and yard projects. Contractors use them for construction, roofing and demolition debris.
Dumpster sizes explained
Dumpster sizes are measured in cubic yards. A 10 yard dumpster holds about three pickup truck loads, a 20 yard about six, and a 40 yard about twelve. Our dumpster size guide helps you match the size to your project.
- 10 yard: small cleanouts and single-room projects
- 20 yard: most home renovations
- 30 yard: large renovations and additions
- 40 yard: commercial and construction projects
Driveway protection and placement
Most providers place boards under the dumpster to protect your driveway. Make sure there's enough clearance for the truck to drop the bin, and tell providers where you'd like it placed when you request quotes.
Compare dumpster rental prices with BinDrop
Instead of calling around, enter your postal code or city, the dumpster size and your dates. Local providers send their prices and you accept the quote that suits you best.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How long can I keep a rental dumpster?
Rental periods typically range from 3 to 14 days, and most providers offer extra days for a daily fee. Each quote on BinDrop lists the included rental period.
What size dumpster do I need for a kitchen renovation?
Most kitchen renovations fit in a 14 to 20 yard dumpster. Large renovations with flooring and drywall removal may need a 30 yard bin.
Is the weight of the waste included?
Most dumpster rental prices include a weight allowance. Heavier loads such as concrete, brick or shingles can go over it, so ask about overage fees when comparing quotes.