20 YARD DUMPSTER RENTAL.
The 20 yard is the one most homeowners want. Big enough for a real project, still driveway-friendly. If you are not sure, this is usually the right call.
The rundown
A 20 yard roll-off holds about six pickup loads and handles the majority of home projects. It is the standard choice for a roof tear-off, a large room remodel, or a full garage or basement cleanout, roomy without being oversized for a residential driveway.
At a glance
- Holds
- About 6 pickup loads
- Dimensions
- 22 ft L x 8 ft W x 4.5 ft H
- Footprint
- Fits most driveways
- Weight
- Tonnage allowance included
Right for the job
Ideal for
Roof tear-offs
Most residential roofing jobs.
Large room remodels
Kitchen and full-room projects.
Garage & basement cleanouts
The whole space, in one box.
Whole-house decluttering
A big purge or move-out.
Simple as it should be
HOW IT WORKS.
- 1
Book it
Tell us the project and dates. We confirm the size and flat rate.
- 2
We drop it
Placed where you want it, with a text when it is on the way.
- 3
We haul it
Fill it on your time, and we pick it up when you are ready.
No games, no surprise fees
FLAT RATE. TONNAGE UP FRONT.
The national outfits are famous for a low sticker price and a stack of fees on the invoice. We do it the other way. One flat rate, your tonnage allowance included and any per-ton overage stated before you book, and a text when your dumpster is on the way so you are never left guessing.
Flat rate
One price, delivery and pickup included.
Tonnage included
Your allowance and overage stated up front.
Text alerts
Know exactly when we drop and pick up.
Free, no obligation
RESERVE YOUR DUMPSTER.
Tell us your project and dates. We confirm the right size and a flat, all-in price with tonnage included, no surprises on the invoice.
Questions
GOOD TO KNOW.
What fits in a 20 yard dumpster?
About six pickup loads. It is the most popular size for homeowners, handling roof tear-offs, large room remodels, and full garage or basement cleanouts.
Is a 20 yard dumpster good for a roof?
Yes, it is the standard size for most residential roof tear-offs. Shingles are heavy, so we set your tonnage allowance and any per-ton overage up front based on the roof size.
Will it fit in my driveway?
In most cases, yes. At about 22 feet long it needs a bit of driveway room, and we place it carefully to protect the surface and leave you access.