Junk King Pittsburgh
Our 12 yard mini dumpster is perfect for residential cleanups, such as home cleanouts, spring cleaning, remodeling projects, deck demolition, and more. It’s specially designed... more
Grey Beard Junk Removal
Grey Beard Junk Removal is a local cleaning, removing, and hauling company proud to serve the Bridgeport community and surrounding areas. We specialize in dumpster... more
Enterprise Sanitation Inc.
Enterprise Sanitation Inc. offers competitive pricing on all dumpster rentals with no hidden surcharges of any kind! We care about our customers and strive to... more
Bin There Dump That Tri-State
We’re your friendly, neighborhood source for fast and affordable roll-off bins in the Tri-State area. Our dumpsters are unique in that they’re safe... more
Mr Mini Dumpster Inc
Mr. Mini Dumpster Inc is the company to call when you need junk, trash, debris, old furniture or appliances, and everything in between hauled away... more
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10 Yard Dumpster Tips for Spraggs, PA
Is a 10 yard dumpster big enough for the job?
10 yard roll-offs are one of the smallest containers most rental providers have in stock. They’re an affordable and compact option, but is it right for your cleanup project? Getting too small of a dumpster could potentially become an expensive mistake. You may have to rent a second dumpster to finish the job, or overload the 10 yarder and potentially be liable for overage charges. Paying an extra $50-$100 to get a 20 yard dumpster in the first place may be the best solution if there’s any question whether a 10 yard box will get the job done. A 10 yard bin is generally a good choice for the following jobs:
- Small garage, shed, or attic cleanout
- Small roofing repair project
- Small patio or walkway demolition
- Spring cleaning (no bulky items)
How much does it cost to rent a 10 yard dumpster?
Dumpster rental costs range quite a bit, but 10 yarders cost $250-$450 on average, or even more in some cases. Dumpster rental pricing is largely determined by your location, type of debris, and volume/weight of the debris.