Understanding Dumpster Sizes

Xpress Dumpster Rentals offers a variety of dumpster sizes to meet the unique needs of your project. Here’s a breakdown of the available sizes:

1. 10 Cubic Yards

• Dimensions: Approximately 10' long x 7' wide x 4' high
• Ideal For: Small cleanouts, such as clearing out an attic, garage, or minor home renovations.
• Use Case: Perfect for disposing of old furniture or small amounts of debris.

2. 15 Cubic Yards

• Dimensions: Approximately 14' long x 7' wide x 4.5' high
• Ideal For: Medium-sized projects like basement cleanouts or bathroom remodels.
• Use Case: Great for larger amounts of household waste or moderate renovations.

3. 20 Cubic Yards

• Dimensions: Approximately 16' long x 7' wide x 5' high
• Ideal For: Roofing jobs, garage cleanouts, and larger renovations.
• Use Case: Suitable for disposing of shingles, large appliances, or a significant amount of household waste.

4. 30 Cubic Yards

• Dimensions: Approximately 20' long x 8' wide x 6' high
• Ideal For: Major construction projects, commercial cleanouts, and large-scale renovations.
• Use Case: Ideal for disposing of heavy materials such as concrete, bricks, and large volumes of debris.
  

Tips for Assessing the Volume of Waste

Choosing the right dumpster size starts with accurately assessing the volume of waste you'll generate. Here are some tips to help you determine the appropriate size:

1. Estimate Your Waste

Consider the type and amount of materials you’ll be disposing of. If you’re unsure, it’s better to overestimate slightly to avoid having to rent another dumpster.

2. Visualize the Space

If possible, visualize the space that your waste will occupy. This can give you a better idea of how much material you’ll be throwing away.

3. Consult with Professionals

Don’t hesitate to reach out to Xpress Dumpster Rentals for guidance. Our team can help you choose the right size based on your specific project needs.

4. Consider Future Waste

 If your project may generate additional waste, factor this into your decision. It’s often easier and more cost-effective to rent a slightly larger dumpster than to deal with overflow later.