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National average ranges. Prices vary by city — get a local quote for exact pricing.
| Size | Price Range |
|---|---|
| 10 Yard | $275–$450 |
| 15 Yard | $300–$480 |
| 20 Yard | $350–$550 |
| 30 Yard | $400–$650 |
| 40 Yard | $475–$750 |
Dumpster Rental by Project Type
Home Cleanout
Clear out an entire home, estate, or apartment. A 20-yard dumpster handles most full cleanouts.
20-yard recommendedRenovation / Remodel
Kitchen, bathroom, or whole-house remodel debris. Size depends on scope — 20 or 30-yard most common.
20–30-yard recommendedRoofing Project
Shingles are heavy. A 10-yard dedicated roofing dumpster is usually enough for most homes.
10-yard recommendedConstruction / Demo
New builds, additions, and demolition jobs. Multiple dumpsters may be needed for larger projects.
30–40-yard recommendedConcrete & Heavy Debris
Concrete, brick, and dirt have strict weight limits. Use the smallest dumpster and fill only partway.
10-yard onlyCommercial / Business
Office cleanouts, retail renovations, and ongoing commercial waste. Ask about recurring service.
Varies by projectDumpster Rental FAQ
How much does dumpster rental cost?
Dumpster rental costs range from $275–$750 depending on size, location, and rental duration. A 10-yard dumpster typically costs $275–$450, a 20-yard runs $350–$550, and a 30-yard is $400–$650. Prices vary by city — coastal and urban markets tend to be 20–40% higher than rural areas.
What size dumpster do I need?
For a single-room cleanout or small renovation, a 10-yard dumpster is usually sufficient. A 20-yard is the most popular size for full home cleanouts and medium renovations. A 30-yard works for large remodels and roofing projects. A 40-yard is for major construction or demolition jobs. When in doubt, go one size up — it's cheaper than renting a second dumpster.
How long can I keep a rental dumpster?
Most dumpster rental companies include 7–14 days in the base rental price. Extensions are typically available for $5–$15 per additional day. Confirm the rental period upfront so you avoid surprise fees if your project runs long.
Do I need a permit to rent a dumpster?
A permit is usually required if the dumpster is placed on a public street or sidewalk. No permit is needed if it sits entirely on your private property (driveway, yard, parking lot). Permit fees typically range from $15–$100 depending on your city. Many rental companies handle the permit application for you — ask when booking.
What can I put in a dumpster?
Most dumpsters accept household junk, furniture, appliances, renovation debris, roofing shingles, yard waste, and concrete. Items that are NOT allowed include hazardous materials (paint, chemicals, batteries), tires, electronics, and liquids. Always confirm with your rental company what is accepted before loading.