Dumpster rental near you,
without the guesswork.
Tell us your ZIP code and project. Independent dumpster companies that serve your area contact you with prices. Free, with no obligation to book.
- 10 to 40-yard roll-offs
- Homes, contractors & businesses
- Permit rules for 29 cities
Find the right size before you book
Pick a size to see it drawn to scale, with typical dimensions, capacity and price.
- Length × width × height
- 22 × 8 × 4–4.5 ft
- Holds about
- 6–10 pickup loads
- Typical price
- $275–$450 a week
Drawn to scale next to a 5 ft 10 in person. Sizes vary by company. Prices are typical weekly ranges from Fixr: dumpster rental cost (updated January 2025). More about the 20-yard →
12–16 × 7.5–8 × 3.5–4 ft · 3–5 pickup loads
A one-room cleanout or garage clear-out
$250–$400 a week*See the 10-yard →16 × 7.5 × 4.5 ft · 5–7 pickup loads
A large garage or basement cleanout
about $570–$610 average*See the 15-yard →22 × 8 × 4–4.5 ft · 6–10 pickup loads
Flooring or carpet removal for a whole floor
$275–$450 a week*See the 20-yard →22 × 8 × 6 ft · 9–14 pickup loads
A major renovation or addition
$300–$750 a week*See the 30-yard →22 × 8 × 8 ft · 12–16 pickup loads
Demolition of a garage or outbuilding
$350–$900 a week*See the 40-yard →*Typical weekly prices from Fixr: dumpster rental cost (updated January 2025). Your quote depends on your area, weight and rental length.
What are you clearing out?
Pick your project and we'll start your quote with it.
Home cleanouts
Garages, basements, attics and estate clear-outs.
Get quotes →Remodels
Kitchens, bathrooms, flooring and drywall.
Get quotes →Roofing
Tear-offs and re-roofs: heavy, so size by weight.
Get quotes →Construction & demolition
Job-site debris, additions and teardown.
Get quotes →Moving & downsizing
Clear what you won't take with you.
Get quotes →Yard projects
Brush, branches and landscaping waste.
Get quotes →Three steps, about a minute
- Tell us the jobYour ZIP code, the size if you know it, what it's for and when you need it.
- Local companies replyUp to three independent roll-off companies that serve your area contact you with prices.
- You chooseCompare days, weight allowance and fees, then book directly with the one you like.
What a dumpster really costs
Fixr puts the national average at about $380 for a week, with most rentals between $200 and $550 (Fixr: dumpster rental cost (updated January 2025)). The base price usually covers delivery, pickup, a set number of days and a weight allowance.
- Weight: go over the allowance and you pay per extra ton.
- Days: extra days are charged daily.
- Debris type: some items cost extra or aren't allowed.
- Location: a street spot may need a city permit.
Ask every company the same five questions
- How many days are included?
- How many tons are included?
- What's the price per extra ton and per extra day?
- Is there anything you won't take?
- Is the permit included if it goes on the street?
Dumpster rental by city
Each city guide covers the official permit rules, where to take items a dumpster can't, and local tips. Checked November 2026.
Know what you're booking
Dumpster rental cost
What a dumpster costs by size and rental length, and the fees that change the price.
Read the guide →Dumpster sizes
10, 20, 30 and 40-yard dumpsters: dimensions, what fits and which to choose.
Read the guide →What can go in a dumpster
What you can and can't throw in a rental dumpster, and what to do with the rest.
Read the guide →Do I need a permit?
When a dumpster needs a city permit (usually if it goes on the street), with real city examples.
Read the guide →How to rent a dumpster
Step by step: size, quotes, placement, loading and pickup, without surprise fees.
Read the guide →Understanding your quote
Every line on a dumpster quote explained, and the questions that prevent surprise fees.
Read the guide →Common questions
Is DumpRental.com a dumpster company?
No. We're a free quote-request service. You tell us your ZIP code and project, and we pass it to up to three independent dumpster rental companies that serve your area. They contact you with prices, and you book and pay the company directly.
How much does a dumpster cost?
Fixr puts the national average at about $380 for a week, with most rentals between $200 and $550 (Fixr: dumpster rental cost (updated January 2025)). Size, weight, rental length and your location change the price. See the cost guide.
What size dumpster do I need?
Most home projects fit a 10 or 20-yard; big renovations need a 30, and demolition a 40. Heavy debris like concrete or shingles often needs a smaller box because of the weight limit. Use the size picker above or the size guide.
Do I need a permit?
Usually only if the dumpster goes on the street, sidewalk or alley. We've collected the official rules for 29 cities.
What can't go in a dumpster?
Usually liquid paint, chemicals, batteries, tires, propane tanks, fuel and oil. See what can go in a dumpster and where to take the rest.
Are the quotes really free?
Yes. There's no charge to request quotes and no obligation to book.
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