12 × 8 × 3 ft, about one parking space, up to 7 days with 1 ton of disposal included. One call gets you the total, with delivery, pickup, and the dump fee in it. Low walls, easy hand-loading, driveway-friendly.
16 × 8 × 5 ft with 2 tons included for up to 7 days. The right size for projects that outgrow one room without filling a whole house.
16 × 8 × 6 ft, our most-rented dumpster. It comes as a fast 3-day rental with 1 ton included or a full 7 days with 2 tons. The honest answer for most whole-house and roofing jobs.
12 × 7.5 × 2.5 ft, up to 3 days, unlimited weight. Built for concrete, brick, and block, with walls low enough to load at knee height. Keep the load masonry-only and the no-weight-cap deal holds.
When someone calls unsure, here's the question we ask them: if you hauled it yourself, how many pickup truck loads would it take? Three or four loads is the 10-yard dumpster. Six is the 15-yard. Eight or more is the 20-yard. It works because people can picture a truck bed a lot easier than they can picture cubic yards.
One more tip: when a project sits between two sizes, weight decides. Dense debris like flooring, plaster, and shingles hits the ton limit before the rim; bulky-but-light loads want wall height instead. Call or text (919) 524-4456 and describe the pile, and we'll land it together in about a minute.
Book it online or call, and we'll confirm the details either way.
