30 Yard Dumpster Rental
A large container for renovations and cleanouts that generate debris in waves. High walls, real capacity, and a weight allowance that handles heavier jobs.
Dimensions
22 ft long × 8 ft wide × 6 ft high
Weight allowance
6 tons
Rental period
14 days
Starting price
$469
What fits in a 30 yard dumpster
- About 9 pickup-truck loads of debris
- A whole-home cleanout or a multi-room renovation
- A two-layer roof tear-off with decking
- Debris from a major remodel spanning several weeks
When a project earns the 30 yard
The 30 yard is the size for projects that produce debris continuously — a gut renovation, a whole-home cleanout, or a construction job moving through phases. It holds about nine pickup loads, so it absorbs waves of waste without needing a mid-project swap.
Its six-foot walls mean more vertical capacity than the 20 yard, but it's the same 22-foot footprint, so it still fits most driveways. The extra height is what handles bulky renovation debris — cabinets, framing, and fixtures — without filling up early.
Two-layer roofs and heavier loads
With a 6-ton allowance, the 30 yard is the right roofing container when a second layer of shingles or old plywood decking is coming off. That combination often doubles the debris weight of a standard tear-off, which is exactly where the 20 yard runs out of allowance. For larger homes or contractors handling both, the 30 yard is the safe middle.
Weight allowance & overage
The 30 yard includes a 6-ton (12,000 lb) allowance — enough for most renovation and construction debris, and for two-layer roof tear-offs. Overage is still charged per ton over the limit, so for very heavy material like concrete, a smaller dedicated container can be more economical.
When to size up
Move up to a 40 yard only when the debris is bulky and high-volume — new construction, large demolition, or commercial cleanouts. If your load is heavy but not bulky, the 30 yard's weight allowance usually serves better than the 40's extra height.
30 Yard Dumpster — Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a 30 yard dumpster hold?
About 30 cubic yards, or nine pickup-truck loads. It's built for whole-home renovations, large cleanouts, and multi-phase construction.
Is a 30 yard good for a two-layer roof?
Yes. Its 6-ton allowance handles a two-layer tear-off or a single layer plus decking, where a 20 yard would run past its weight limit.
Does a 30 yard fit in a driveway?
Usually. It shares the 22-foot footprint of the 20 yard — the difference is height, not length — so placement is similar. Leave room for the delivery truck to tilt it off.
What's the rental period on a 30 yard?
The base price covers about 14 days, which suits multi-week renovations. Extensions are available by the day if the job runs long.
Book a 30 yard dumpster today
Same-day delivery when you call before noon. All-in pricing from $469 — no hidden fees.