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Roll-Off Bin Sizes, Measured Honestly
A "yard" here means a cubic yard — picture a washing machine and you are close. Below is every bin in our fleet with its true footprint, what it actually holds, and the jobs it was born for. When you are stuck between two sizes, take the bigger one; a second haul slows your project down.
10 Yard Bin
Footprint: 12 ft long x 8 ft wide x 3.5 ft tall
Holds: About 3 pickup-truck loads
Born for: Small bathroom refresh, garage purge, 250 sq ft of deck boards, spring-cleaning piles
15 Yard Bin
Footprint: 16 ft long x 8 ft wide x 4 ft tall
Holds: About 4.5 pickup-truck loads
Born for: Kitchen tear-out, flooring removal for a mid-size home, single-room remodel with cabinetry
20 Yard Bin
Footprint: 22 ft long x 8 ft wide x 4.5 ft tall
Holds: About 6 pickup-truck loads
Born for: Whole-home cleanout, roof up to 30 squares, deck or shed demolition — our most-booked size
30 Yard Bin
Footprint: 22 ft long x 8 ft wide x 6 ft tall
Holds: About 9 pickup-truck loads
Born for: Major renovation, new-construction framing scrap, estate cleanout with furniture
40 Yard Bin
Footprint: 22 ft long x 8 ft wide x 8 ft tall
Holds: About 12 pickup-truck loads
Born for: Commercial build-outs, large demolition jobs, multi-unit turnovers
The 15-Yard Sleeper Hit
Most companies skip the 15-yard entirely and push you from a cramped 10 to a 20 you may not need. We stock it on purpose: it is the exact right bin for a kitchen tear-out or a whole-home flooring job, and it fits driveways the 20 cannot. If your search history says "15 yard dumpster near me," you have found your people.
Where the Bin Will Sit
All sizes need about 60 feet of straight approach for the truck and 22 feet of overhead clearance — low tree limbs and wires are the usual culprits. Send a photo of the spot with your quote request and we will confirm fit before the truck rolls. See your town page for local delivery detail.