15 Yard
Approximately 14' L × 8' W × 4' H
1 ton included · from $385
Garage or single-room cleanouts; small bathroom or kitchen remodels.
Dumpster size finder
What Size Dumpster Do I Need?
Answer a few quick questions about your project and we'll help narrow down whether a 15-, 20-, or 30-yard dumpster is the best starting point.
The recommendation is a starting point; debris type and weight can change the right container.
Heavy materials need direct confirmation. You can always call or text 901-504-5333.
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How the Three Sizes Differ
Size up when the project has substantially more bulky material or when a second haul would be likely. Dense debris requires a weight conversation instead of simply choosing the biggest box.
20 Yard
Approximately 14–16' L × 8' W × 6' H
2 tons included · from $435
Whole-house and estate cleanouts; kitchen, bath and multi-room renovations.
30 Yard
Approximately 22' L × 8' W × 6' H
3 tons included · from $585
Large renovations and full gut jobs; new home and new business construction.
Heavy-material reminder: Heavy materials - roofing shingles, concrete, drywall/sheetrock, tile, rock, soil and dirt - require prior approval. Contact us before loading so we can confirm the appropriate container and weight requirements.
Size finder FAQ
Before You Choose
Is the dumpster size recommendation guaranteed?
No. It is a practical starting point based on the project, scale and material you select. Debris weight, access and loading details can change the right choice, so call or text if you want confirmation.
Why does debris weight matter?
A container can reach its safe or included weight before it looks full when the load contains dense material. The 15 yard includes one ton, the 20 yard includes two tons and the 30 yard includes three tons.
Can I use the finder for concrete, dirt, rock or shingles?
Heavy materials - roofing shingles, concrete, drywall/sheetrock, tile, rock, soil and dirt - require prior approval. Contact us before loading so we can confirm the appropriate container and weight requirements.