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10 yard dumpster rental

$495 for 3 days, 14' L × 8' W × 3' H, with 1 ton of disposal in the price. The smallest container we run, and the one where what you put in matters more than how much.

Flat rate
$495
3 days · $535 for seven
Included weight
1 ton
then $0.13/lb
Size
3 ft walls
14' L × 8' W × 3' H

The one thing to get right on this size

A 10-yard includes 1 ton, and a ton is less material than it sounds once the load is dense. Furniture, boxes, carpet and general clutter will not get near it. Tile, plaster, soil, brick and roofing shingles will get there while the container still looks half used.

That is the whole decision on this size. If the load is bulky and light, the 10-yard is the cheapest correct answer. If it is compact and heavy, the 15-yard costs $104more and includes another half ton — cheaper than passing this container's limit by a few hundred pounds at $0.13 a pound. How the allowance works.

What Fits

Jobs this size is right for.

A single-room cleanout
One bathroom, stripped
A garage corner rather than a whole garage
A small roofing tear-off
Deck boards off a modest deck
Two or three rooms of furniture

Not on that list: a whole house, a full garage, or a multi-room renovation. Those are 15 and 20-yard jobs, and the sizes guide compares all three properly.

10-yard questions

How much does a 10-yard dumpster cost?

$495 for 3 days or $535 for seven, flat rate, with delivery and pickup included inside 20 miles of Tyngsborough. The figure you are quoted is the figure you pay unless the load goes over the included weight.

How much weight does it include?

1 ton. That is the number to pay attention to on this size — it is the least allowance we offer and it is genuinely easy to pass with the wrong material. Over it, weight bills at $0.13 per pound.

Can I load it without a door?

Usually, and that is the quiet advantage of this size. The walls are 3 feet, low enough to lift most things in over the side rather than walking them through the back door. The door is there if you want it.

Is it worth going up to the 15?

If the load is heavy, almost always. The step up is $104 and buys another half ton of allowance — which is less than you would pay in overage for passing the 10-yard's limit by a few hundred pounds.

Smaller again? The dumpster bag holds about 3 cubic yards, sits on the ground and needs no truck approach — the two compared.

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