Residential Dumpster Rental
Driveway-friendly roll-off dumpsters for remodels, cleanouts, and big weekend projects — delivered by a vetted local partner, usually within 24 hours.
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A roll-off dumpster rental is a temporary steel container dropped at your home or job site so a whole project's debris leaves in one load instead of a dozen dump runs. BinAndHaul matches you with a vetted, insured local partner and one all-in price — for renovations, roofing, construction, and cleanouts across Florida and New York.
Pick from 10 to 40-yard containers, keep it 7–10 days, and get next-day or same-day delivery in most markets. Delivery, pickup, and disposal are included in the quote you approve before anything is dropped off.
Rent a dumpster when you have days of debris to load yourself — a renovation, a roof, a big cleanout. Choose junk removal when you want a crew to carry a few heavy items out and haul them the same day. Here's the quick comparison:
| Dumpster rental | Junk removal | |
|---|---|---|
| Who loads it | You load it yourself, at your own pace | A 2-person crew loads and hauls it for you |
| On-site container | Yes — kept 7–10 days | No — a single visit, nothing left behind |
| Priced by | Container size + weight allowance | The volume you fill in the truck |
| Best for | Renovations, cleanouts, and projects with lots of debris over several days | A few heavy items or a one-and-done pickup with no lifting |
| Speed | Next-day standard, same-day available | Often same-day pickup |
Different projects need different containers, terms, and expertise — pick the page that matches yours.
Driveway-friendly roll-off dumpsters for remodels, cleanouts, and big weekend projects — delivered by a vetted local partner, usually within 24 hours.
Residential Dumpster Rental detailsRoll-off containers for retail, restaurants, offices, and industrial facilities — with recurring scheduling, consolidated billing, and a partner network that scales with your locations.
Commercial Dumpster Rental details20, 30, and 40-yard roll-offs with reliable swap-outs, contractor pricing, and partners who understand that a full container with no swap scheduled is a stopped job site.
Construction Dumpster Rental detailsTear-off-ready containers with shingle-weight sizing, protective placement tight to the roofline, and swap speed that keeps your crew shingling instead of waiting.
Roofing Dumpster Rental detailsRequest before mid-day and in most of our markets a vetted local partner can have a container on the ground today. Matched in minutes, delivered in hours.
Same-Day Dumpster Rental detailsConcrete, brick, dirt, and asphalt are weight problems, not volume problems — so they go in a dedicated 10-yard box filled to a marked line. We match you to a partner who prices heavy loads right.
Concrete & Heavy-Debris Dumpster Rental details10 vs 15 vs 20 vs 30 vs 40 yards — dimensions, capacities, weight limits, and which size fits which project.
Compare dumpster sizesMatch the container to your project: a 10-yard suits small cleanouts and all heavy debris, a 20-yard is the most popular all-rounder for roofing and remodels, and 30–40-yard boxes handle full renovations and construction. Between two sizes? Go bigger.
10 yd
12' L × 8' W × 3.5' H
≈ 3 pickup truck loads
$275–$400
15 yd
16' L × 8' W × 4' H
≈ 4.5 pickup truck loads
$300–$450
20 yd
22' L × 8' W × 4.5' H
≈ 6 pickup truck loads
$350–$500
30 yd
22' L × 8' W × 6' H
≈ 9 pickup truck loads
$425–$600
40 yd
22' L × 8' W × 8' H
≈ 12 pickup truck loads
$500–$700
Most rentals run $275–$700 all-in, with a 20-yard around $350–$500. Size is the biggest driver; your city's disposal fees and debris type move it from there. Every quote includes delivery, pickup, and disposal up to a stated weight.
Full pricing guideEvery container includes a weight allowance in tons. Light, bulky debris fills the box before it hits the limit; heavy debris (concrete, dirt, shingles) hits the limit while it still looks half empty — which is why it goes in a smaller, dedicated box.
Weight limits explainedOn your own driveway, almost never. On a public street or sidewalk, you usually need a right-of-way permit — most common in dense areas like New York City. Your matched partner knows the local rule and can handle it.
Permit guideEvery dumpster is delivered by an independently owned, licensed local company — not by BinAndHaul directly. We're a matching network: we vet local operators, then connect you with the right one for your job and market. That means local accountability with coverage across two states, and one honest quote instead of a national call center.
We only send you a partner once they clear our vetting:
“Roofer needed a container next morning and BinAndHaul had a local company confirm within the hour. Driveway boards, exact placement, picked up on time. The quote matched the invoice to the dollar.”
Carla M.
Tampa, FL · 20-yard dumpster — roof tear-off
“I run three to four renovations at a time. Swaps show up when called, invoicing is one email a month, and I stopped juggling hauler phone numbers. This is how it should work.”
Mike T.
Buffalo, NY · Construction dumpsters — contractor account
“First dumpster I've ever rented. The partner walked me through size choice honestly — talked me DOWN a size, which saved me $60. That's how you earn repeat business.”
Greg W.
Jacksonville, FL · 15-yard dumpster — garage cleanout
Everything worth knowing before you book — costs, rules, permits, and weight.
Real price ranges by size for Florida and New York, plus what an all-in quote should include.
See pricingThe full list of what's allowed, what's prohibited, and where the banned items should go instead.
See the rulesDriveway placements rarely need one; street placements usually do. How to tell and how to get one.
Permit guideFrom quote to pickup in five steps, how long you can keep it, and how to prep for delivery.
How it worksWhy weight matters as much as volume, typical allowances by size, and how to avoid overage fees.
Weight limitsWhy heavy debris needs a smaller, weight-rated box — and how clean fill lowers your disposal cost.
Heavy-debris rentalA roll-off dumpster rental is a temporary open-top steel container delivered to your driveway or job site on a truck. You fill it over your rental period (typically 7–10 days), then a local partner hauls it away and disposes of the contents — delivery, pickup, and disposal up to a set weight are all included in one price you approve before delivery.
In the Florida and New York markets we serve, a roll-off rental typically runs $275–$700 all-in, with most homeowners paying $350–$500 for a standard 20-yard container. Price is driven mostly by size, then by your city's disposal fees, the debris type, and how long you keep it. See our pricing guide for ranges by size.
Most home projects use a 10 or 20-yard container; construction and demolition run 20 to 40 yards. The reliable rule: when you're between two sizes, choose the larger one — the step-up costs far less than a second haul. Any amount of heavy debris (concrete, dirt, tile) goes in a 10-yard box because weight, not volume, is the limit.
A standard rental period is 7–10 days and is included in your price. Need it longer? Extensions run a small per-day fee. Finished early? You can schedule pickup ahead of time at no penalty and free up your driveway sooner.
Next-day delivery is standard across our markets, and same-day is available in most cities for requests placed before mid-day. Because we match you to a partner whose truck is already in your area, same-day is a real dispatch promise, not a call-center guess.
Not for a container placed entirely on your own driveway or private property. You typically need a right-of-way (street) permit only when the dumpster sits on a public street or sidewalk — most common in dense areas like New York City. Your matched partner can usually pull or guide the permit for you.
Universally prohibited items include hazardous chemicals (paint, solvents, automotive fluids), flammables and propane tanks, tires, batteries, electronics (e-waste), and appliances containing refrigerant. Many markets also surcharge mattresses. Our what-can-go-in guide lists everything and where the banned items should go instead.
Yes — every quote includes disposal up to a clearly stated weight allowance (tonnage). If your load runs heavier than that allowance, the excess is billed per ton at the local disposal rate, which your quote states in advance so there's no surprise on the final invoice.
The work is performed by an independently owned, vetted local dumpster company — not by BinAndHaul directly. BinAndHaul is a matching network: we vet local operators on license, insurance, reviews, and reliability, then connect you with the right one for your job and market across Florida and New York.