30-yard dumpster specs
| Dimensions | 22 ft long x 7.5 ft wide x 6 ft tall |
|---|---|
| Holds about | 9 to 12 pickup loads |
| Weight included | 3 tons |
| Typical price* | $525 to $700 for a 7-day rental |
*Range for College Station and Bryan addresses. Final quote confirmed by phone based on your address, material and weight. See the full sizes and prices guide.
The 30-yard has the same footprint as the 20 but stands about 6 feet tall, so you get a third more room for little extra length. That makes it a good fit when the driveway is long enough but the project is bigger than a 20 can swallow.
Best uses for a 30-yard dumpster
- Large or two-layer roof tear-off
- Whole-house cleanout before a sale
- Addition or new-construction framing scrap
- Major kitchen and bath renovation
- Multi-unit apartment turnover
Watch this: The 6-foot walls are tall. Plan on a ramp or a door at the back for heavy items, and do not load anything over the fill line. A tarp over a roofing load saves you a lot of trouble on a windy College Station afternoon.
When this is not the right size
A 30-yard is too much for a single-room remodel or a garage cleanout. The 20 will do it for less.
If this looks tight, step up to the 40-yard dumpster.
Delivery and pickup
We drop in College Station, Bryan and across the Brazos Valley. Tell us where on the property you want it and we will confirm the truck can get there. Lay plywood or boards under the contact points if you do not want marks on the driveway. For street placement, read the College Station dumpster rules first.
Rental period and extra days
Seven days is standard. Need longer? Ask when you book and we will give you the daily rate. Details in how long you can keep a rental dumpster.
Questions people ask
How much does a 30-yard dumpster cost in College Station?
Typically $525 to $700 for a 7-day rental, with about three tons included. We confirm the exact number by phone.
Can a 30-yard fit in a residential driveway?
Yes, if you have about 22 feet of length plus room for the truck to back in and no low branches or wires overhead. We will tell you on the call.
Is a 30-yard good for shingles?
It is the right size for a large or two-layer roof. Watch the weight, since shingles are dense.