10 YARD
10 Yard Dumpster
12–14 ft L × 8 ft W × 3.5 ft H
Holds: 3 pickup truck loads
Best for: Small, heavy, or tight-space jobs
Dumpster Sizes & Dimensions in Lawrenceville, GA
Ten to forty cubic yards, with dimensions, capacity and ideal uses for each. Find your fit below — or call and we'll size your job in two minutes.
The Full Lineup
Five Roll-Off Sizes for Every Project
The right size saves you money two ways: you don't pay for volume you won't use, and you don't pay for a second delivery because you ran out of room. Here's how they compare.
| Size | Dimensions (L×W×H) | Holds About | Weight Allowance | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Yard | 12–14 ft L × 8 ft W × 3.5 ft H | 3 pickup truck loads | 1–2 tons included | Small, heavy, or tight-space jobs |
| 15 Yard | 16 ft L × 8 ft W × 4 ft H | 4–5 pickup truck loads | 2–3 tons included | Medium cleanouts and remodels |
| 20 Yard | 22 ft L × 8 ft W × 4.5 ft H | 6 pickup truck loads | 3–4 tons included | The most popular all-round size |
| 30 Yard | 22 ft L × 8 ft W × 6 ft H | 9 pickup truck loads | 4–5 tons included | Large projects and new construction |
| 40 Yard | 22 ft L × 8 ft W × 8 ft H | 12 pickup truck loads | 5–6 tons included | The biggest commercial & demo jobs |
Explore Each Size
Detailed Specs by Container
15 YARD
15 Yard Dumpster
16 ft L × 8 ft W × 4 ft H
Holds: 4–5 pickup truck loads
Best for: Medium cleanouts and remodels
20 YARD
20 Yard Dumpster
22 ft L × 8 ft W × 4.5 ft H
Holds: 6 pickup truck loads
Best for: The most popular all-round size
30 YARD
30 Yard Dumpster
22 ft L × 8 ft W × 6 ft H
Holds: 9 pickup truck loads
Best for: Large projects and new construction
40 YARD
40 Yard Dumpster
22 ft L × 8 ft W × 8 ft H
Holds: 12 pickup truck loads
Best for: The biggest commercial & demo jobs
Still Deciding?
Two Numbers Decide Your Size: Volume and Weight
Most people size by volume alone and forget weight — and that's how projects end up over the limit. Bulky-but-light debris (furniture, framing, brush) fills space fast, so go bigger. Dense debris (concrete, tile, dirt, shingles) hits weight limits fast, so go smaller and stay legal. When your load mixes both, we balance them for you.
- Underestimating means a second delivery fee
- Heavy material belongs in a smaller, weight-rated box
- When in doubt between two sizes, size up
Answers
Dumpster Size FAQs
Think about two things: how much debris (volume) and how heavy it is (weight). Bulky, lighter material like furniture or framing favors a bigger container; dense material like concrete or dirt favors a smaller, weight-appropriate one. Our size guide walks through common projects, and a quick call gets you a confident answer in two minutes.
If you underestimate, we can usually deliver a second container or do a swap — but that means a second fee, so it's worth sizing up a little when you're unsure. If you're between two sizes and the debris isn't heavy, the larger one is almost always the cheaper decision in the end.
No — larger containers include larger weight allowances. Every rental states its included tonnage upfront, with a clear per-ton rate if you go over. For heavy debris, weight usually matters more than volume, which is why we may steer you to a smaller box than you'd expect.
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