Dumpster rental, minus the runaround.
Tell us your ZIP and what you're tossing. We line up a vetted local hauler, and a real person texts you one all-in delivered price. Say yes, fill it up, and it's gone.
- Exact price up front
- 10 to 40 yards
- One point of contact
Tell us the job
ZIP, size (or your project and we'll help pick), what's going in, and when. About a minute.
Get one exact price
A real person checks local haulers and sends your all-in delivered price: delivery, pickup, rental days and disposal up to the weight allowance.
Fill it. We haul it.
It lands where you want it. When you're done, tell us and it's picked up. Questions or changes go to us, not a call center.
Pick a size, or let us pick it
A "yard" is a cubic yard, about a third of a pickup-truck bed. Each box is drawn to scale next to a 5'9" person.
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$325–$550typical, 7 days
Small jobs and all heavy debris.
Price a 10-yard -
$350–$600typical, 7 days
Kitchen and bath remodels, mid-size cleanouts.
Price a 15-yard -
20yard
Most popular$375–$650typical, 7 days
Big cleanouts and remodels.
Price a 20-yard -
$450–$800typical, 7 days
Major renovations and large cleanouts.
Price a 30-yard -
$525–$950typical, 7 days
New construction, demolition and commercial jobs.
Price a 40-yard
Drawn to the same scale next to a 5'9" person. Dimensions and weight allowances vary a little by hauler; prices are estimates for a 7-day rental, and your exact delivered price comes with your quote.
Not sure which size?
Pick the project and we'll suggest a starting size. When in doubt, go one size up: it is almost always cheaper than a second haul.
Heavy stuff is different. Concrete, dirt, brick and rock go in a 10-yard only, filled to a marked line. A bigger box full of rock would be too heavy for the truck to lift or drive legally. Why weight matters
Start with a
15yard
Cabinets, counters, flooring and drywall from a kitchen usually fit a 15.
Price this sizeWhat are you clearing out?
Every job loads differently. Here's what to expect for the common ones.
Typical prices, in plain numbers
Dumpster prices depend on your ZIP, the size, the debris and how long you keep it. These are typical ranges for a 7-day rental, not quotes. Yours comes back as one exact, all-in number.
Typical price by size Estimate
| Size | 7-day rental | Weight included |
|---|---|---|
| 10-yard | $325 to $550 | 1 to 2 tons |
| 15-yard | $350 to $600 | 1 to 2 tons |
| 20-yard | $375 to $650 | 1 to 2 tons |
| 30-yard | $450 to $800 | 3 to 4 tons |
| 40-yard | $525 to $950 | 3 to 4 tons |
What can't go in
Rules vary by area, but these are off-limits almost everywhere:
- Paint, solvents and chemicals
- Tires and car batteries
- Fridges, freezers and AC units (refrigerant)
- Propane tanks and fuel
- Asbestos and medical waste
- Electronics, in many states
We do the calling around
Finding a dumpster usually means phoning three haulers, getting three different answers about weight, days and fees, and hoping the truck shows up. We do that part.
- One all-in price. Delivery, pickup, rental days and the weight allowance are in the number. Anything that could add cost is written down before you book.
- Vetted local haulers. We line up an established hauler that serves your address and handles your debris type.
- One point of contact. Need an extra day, an early pickup or a swap? Text us. We sort it with the hauler.
- Straight answers. If a size is wrong for your job, or something can't go in, we'll say so before it costs you.
How does Dumpster Dingo work?
You tell us your ZIP, the size you need (or your project, and we help pick), what is going in, and when. We line up a vetted local hauler and a real person sends you one all-in delivered price by text or email. If you say yes, we book it and stay your point of contact until the dumpster is picked up.
How much does a dumpster rental cost?
Typical prices run from about $325 for a 10-yard to about $950 for a 40-yard, and up to around $1,300 in high-cost areas or for long rentals. Your exact price depends on your ZIP, the size, the debris type and the rental length. See the pricing page for typical ranges by size.
What size dumpster do I need?
Roughly: a 10-yard for a single room, a small bathroom, or any heavy debris like concrete; a 15-yard for a kitchen remodel or a full garage; a 20-yard for whole-house cleanouts and most roofs; a 30-yard for major renovations; a 40-yard for new construction. If you are between two sizes, the bigger one is usually cheaper than a second haul.
What is the weight limit?
Every rental includes a weight allowance, typically 1 to 2 tons for 10 to 20-yard dumpsters and 3 to 4 tons for 30 and 40-yards. It varies by hauler and area, and your quote states the exact number.
Do I need a permit?
Not on your own driveway or property in most places. If the dumpster has to go on the street, sidewalk or a public alley, most cities require a permit. Some HOAs also have rules. We will tell you what applies at your address.
Do you own the dumpsters?
No. We are a booking service. Dumpsters are owned, delivered and hauled by independent local hauling companies. We find the right one for your address and job, agree the price, and handle the booking, changes and questions for you.
Get your exact delivered price
Tell us your ZIP and what you are throwing away. A real person texts or emails you one all-in price for your address. No payment to get a quote.