Find the perfect size for your project in Genesee County & surrounding counties—10 to 40 yards
Get Size RecommendationAll roll-offs below are 7 feet wide. Length is typical and may vary slightly by unit; wall heights are as listed.
| Size | Dimensions | Capacity | Best For | Starting At |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Yard | ~12' L × 7' W × 4' H | 3-4 pickup loads | Small cleanouts, minor remodels, heavy material-only loads | Get Quote |
| 20 Yard POPULAR | ~22' L × 7' W × 4' H | 6-8 pickup loads | Roofing, large renovations | Get Quote |
| 30 Yard | ~22' L × 7' W × 6' H | 9-12 pickup loads | Major renovations, construction | Get Quote |
| 40 Yard | ~22' L × 7' W × 7' H | 12-16 pickup loads | Commercial demolition, large projects | Get Quote |
Perfect for small projects and tight spaces
Dense material is only allowed in a 10-yard because of weight limits. It cannot be mixed with household junk, construction mix, or any other debris—the load must be heavy material only. Call (810) 373-5865 before you book so we can confirm how to price and dispose of the load.
Removing toilet, vanity, bathtub, and tile
Old furniture, boxes, and general clutter
Trimmed branches, small shrubs, yard debris
Single room or small apartment cleanout
The go-to choice for most home projects
Heavy dense material (concrete, brick, dirt, etc.) is not for 20-yard loads—use a 10-yard, material-only dumpster per our heavy-debris rules.
1,500-2,500 sq ft roof tear-off
Multiple rooms, flooring, fixtures
400-500 sq ft deck demolition
Full house or large apartment
Why it's most popular: The 20-yard strikes the perfect balance between capacity and manageability. It handles most residential projects without taking up excessive space in your driveway.
For major projects and new construction
Heavy dense material is only allowed in a 10-yard, material-only load—not mixed into a 30-yard.
Framing debris, drywall, packaging
Gutting multiple rooms or entire floor
Office or retail space cleanup
Full exterior replacement
Maximum capacity for the biggest projects
Heavy dense material is only allowed in a 10-yard, material-only load—not mixed into a 40-yard.
Large building demo or gut-out
Apartment or condo complex work
Extensive property damage debris
Commercial builds or major additions
Note: Due to its size, a 40-yard dumpster requires significant clearance space. Ensure you have at least 60 feet of straight-line access for delivery and 14+ feet of overhead clearance.
Running a business? The roll-off sizes on this page are for projects and job sites. For scheduled trash pickup with smaller 2-8 yard dumpsters (weekly, every other week, or more often; industry term front-load), see our business dumpster service page.
Because of highway weight limits, heavy dense debris is only allowed in a 10-yard roll-off. Larger boxes would exceed legal hauling weight if filled with material that heavy.
Each rental includes an appropriate weight allowance for the size and type of debris. If you're unsure how much your load will weigh, call (810) 373-5865 before you fill the dumpster—we'll discuss your project, recommend the right box, and explain the allowance so you know what counts toward overages. Exceeding the quoted allowance can mean extra charges after pickup.
Make sure you have adequate space for delivery:
Choosing the wrong size is costly—too small and you'll need a second rental; too large and you're paying for space you don't need. Our team has years of experience matching projects to sizes. Call us at (810) 373-5865 or use our online quote wizard for a personalized recommendation.
Let us help you choose—it's free and takes just a minute