40 Yard Dumpster

Size matters greatly, and this you should carefully consider when renting a roll off container. It’s best to consult with us first before you decide on renting a container. This is to ensure that you don’t rent a dumpster that is too big for your needs.

As to the sizes of the metal dumpsters, you can choose from the 10-, 15-, 20-, 30- and 40-cubic yard containers. Below are just some of the examples of the metal dumpsters and their particular uses:

One-Room Remodel: If you’re doing a spring cleaning or a remodeling of a single room, you are likely to fit in all your debris into a 20-cubic yard dumpster, but if it is a kitchen remodeling project wherein you will need to let go of appliances and cabinets, a bigger sized dumpster would be more suitable. A one-room remodeling project is not going to generate more than 10 truckloads of wastes, in which case, a 20-cubic yarder will be enough, unless you are going to remodel your kitchen and dispose your kitchen cabinets, then you can opt for a bigger yarder, such as the 30-cubic dumpster.

Multiple-Room Remodel: For general construction or multiple-room renovation and remodel, you can choose from a 20-yard or 30-yard metal dumpster. Your choice, apparently, will depend mostly on how big the project is.

One Storage Area Cleanup: Storage areas only take a small amount of space. If you are remodeling your attic, basement of garage, you can choose between the 10-cubic yard and the 15-cubic yard metal roll off rental.

Whole House Cleanup: Doing a whole house remodeling? Better prepare a 20-cubic yard dumpster for all your stuff, then, unless you live in a mansion, that is, in which case, choose a bigger dumpster.

Landscaping or Gardening: A 10- to 15-cubic yard heavy duty container should be perfect for your needs. If you are tearing down your patio, then a bigger sized dumpster is advisable. Small trash removal, dirt removal, plant or tree leaves and branches can be accommodated by a 10- to 15-cubic yard metal dumpster.

Construction and Demolition: A 40-yard container can be the solution in what is expected to be a reasonably sized debris. Concrete and bricks, however, need heavy duty dumpster to handle the extra weight. You need the biggest metal dumpsters in the inventory to get rid of construction and demolition debris.

The information above serves only as guide to give you an idea of what to expect. However, accuracy is important in this case. What our experience tells us is that each household has different parameters. We can sit down and talk about the extent of your project, how much and what you expect to dispose, and by these we can determine the appropriate dumpster size for you.

What Our Customers Have to Say

Is Renting a Dumpster Expensive?

Surprisingly, dumpster pricing does not come at a high price you’ll have to break the bank for. But keep in mind that there are certain conditions that can increase the total cost, like for instance, the dumpster size, the purpose, and other fees. Then again, you must know that things like dumpster size, purpose, and landfill fees, can somehow affect the overall dumpster cost.

Below are among the examples why the dumpster price can go up:

• construction job sites
• remodeling projects
• roofing projects
• landscaping jobs
• home cleanouts
• just about any kind of debris removal

Take a look at some of the usual dumpster purposes that can affect the cost, too:

• roofing & shingles
• dirt & yard waste
• construction debris
• concrete
• household junk

As you can see, the actual cost will vary depending on individual needs, so you have to tell us the size of the project, the purpose, and other details first in order or us to come out with the amount when you rent a dumpster. As you can see, we can’t accurately list down the pricing here. Instead, we encourage you to call us today so you can relay to us the type of trash and debris in your yard, as well as the estimated volume.

Do I Need a Dumpster Rental Service Permit?

You may not need to secure a permit for you to avail yourself of a roll off rental service, but it is a good idea to be equipped with the necessary documents for good measure. Often enough, a permit is required if the dumpster has to be parked outside your own property, such as a residential street, for instance.

If you want to spare yourself the trouble of getting a permit, then make sure you have enough space on your property for the dumpster. Better call the Loma Linda city office for more information regarding this. You may be made to pay the necessary permit costs. This is because you are already obstructing foot and vehicle traffic. Indeed, in busy roads, you are endangering pedestrians by forcing them to walk on the street when you place the dumpster on the sidewalk.

With all these pieces of information, we hope you now know all you need to understand about how to rent a roll off container. For more questions or clarifications, contact us at [909-913-4760].