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Large 30 yard dumpsters for substantial projects - new construction, major renovations, large roofs, and whole-house cleanouts.
Holds 9-12 pickup truck loads
Equivalent to 9-12 pickup truck loads
Weight Limit:
3-4 tons (6,000-8,000 lbs)
Higher weight capacity than smaller sizes. However, very heavy materials (concrete, brick) may still have lower limits.
Perfect for debris from building a new home: lumber scraps, drywall cutoffs, packaging materials, flooring waste, and general construction debris.
Handles debris from renovating an entire home: multiple rooms of drywall, flooring, fixtures, cabinets, doors, trim, and demolition waste.
Ideal for roofs 3,000+ sq ft, multi-layer tear-offs, or complex roofs with multiple angles and features. Handles 35-40 squares of shingles.
Great for major additions: demo work, new construction waste, and all debris from adding 400-800 sq ft to an existing home.
Sufficient for clearing a complete single-family home (2,000-3,000 sq ft) after inheritance, downsizing, or estate liquidation.
Perfect for demolishing garages, sheds, decks, or interior walls during major remodeling projects.
Ideal for small commercial space renovations: retail stores, offices, restaurants undergoing significant remodeling.
Handles removal of 3-5 large trees, extensive land clearing, or major storm cleanup with multiple damaged trees.
Average Rental Cost
$450 - $750
Typical 7-day rental period
Downsize to 20 yard for single-room renovations, standard roof replacements, or medium cleanouts where volume is more predictable and limited.
View 20 Yard Details →Upgrade to 40 yard for very large construction projects, complete home demolition, major commercial projects, or when you need absolute maximum capacity.
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Search All ProvidersA 30 yard dumpster is 22 feet long, 7.5 feet wide, and 6 feet high. It holds 30 cubic yards of debris, equivalent to about 9-12 pickup truck loads or 170-190 contractor trash bags. Despite high capacity, it has the same footprint as a 20 yard (just taller).
A 30 yard dumpster typically costs $450-$750 depending on location and project type. The national average is $550-$650 for a 7-14 day rental. This includes delivery, pickup, disposal fees (up to weight limit), and taxes. Large construction projects may qualify for volume discounts.
A 30 yard dumpster can hold: complete new home construction debris, whole-house renovation waste (4-6 rooms), large roof tear-off (3,000+ sq ft or multi-layer), full home cleanout, garage demolition, room addition debris, or commercial renovation waste. It holds approximately 170-190 contractor trash bags.
Yes, a 30 yard dumpster is the standard size for new residential home construction. It handles lumber waste, drywall scraps, packaging, flooring cutoffs, and general construction debris from building a 1,500-2,500 sq ft home. Very large homes (3,000+ sq ft) may need a 40 yard or multiple containers.
Yes, a 30 yard container is perfect for complete home cleanouts (2,000-3,000 sq ft). It holds all furniture, appliances, clothing, boxes, and household contents from an average single-family home. Larger estates or homes with extensive accumulation may need a 40 yard or multiple rentals.
A 30 yard dumpster typically has a weight limit of 3-4 tons (6,000-8,000 lbs) for standard construction debris. This is higher than smaller containers. However, very heavy materials like concrete, brick, or dirt have lower weight limits (1-2 tons) regardless of volume capacity.
A 30 yard dumpster (22' x 7.5' x 6') fits in most residential driveways - same footprint as a 20 yard, just 1.5 feet taller. It requires 60-70 feet of clearance for delivery and about 24 feet of placement space. Check overhead clearance: delivery truck needs 23 feet of vertical clearance.
Choose a 30 yard for most residential projects: new construction, whole-house renovations, large roofs, or full cleanouts. Choose a 40 yard only for exceptionally large projects: major commercial construction, complete home demolition, very large estates, or when you absolutely need maximum capacity. The cost difference is $100-200.