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Dumpster Rental Cost: Prices by Size (2026 Guide)

Dumpster rental cost for a typical one-week roll-off rental usually falls between about $300 and $900. Your dumpster cost depends mainly on size, where you live, and what you are throwing away. The ranges below are general industry estimates for planning. Actual prices vary by city, so use them to budget and then call local companies in our dumpster directory for a firm quote.

Dumpster rental cost by size

SizeBest forTypical weight includedTypical rental costCompanies in this directory offering it
10-yardSmall cleanouts, bathroom remodels, yard debris~1 ton$250 – $500126
15-yardGarage cleanouts, small remodels, deck removal~1.5 tons$300 – $550131
20-yardFull-room renovations, roofing, large cleanouts~2 tons$350 – $650181
30-yardMajor remodels, new construction, demolition~3 tons$450 – $800138
40-yardLarge construction and commercial projects~4 tons$550 – $90087

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Dumpster rental cost FAQ

How much does it cost to rent a dumpster?

Most roll-off dumpster rentals cost roughly $300 to $900 for about a week, depending on size, location and debris type. Small 10-yard bins sit at the low end and 40-yard bins at the high end.

What is included in dumpster rental cost?

A quote usually includes delivery, pickup, a rental period (often 7 days) and a weight allowance. Extra days, extra weight, permits, and prohibited items such as mattresses, tires or appliances are typically billed separately.

How can I lower my dumpster rental cost?

Choose the smallest size that fits, keep heavy materials like concrete out of a mixed load, ask for an all-inclusive quote, and compare at least three local companies.

Why do dumpster prices vary so much?

Local landfill tipping fees, fuel, distance from the yard to your address, and demand all affect price. That is why the same size can cost far more in one metro area than another.