10 Yard Dumpster
About 3 pickup loads. Perfect for a small cleanout, a half bath remodel, garage junk, or heavy debris like concrete and dirt.
10 Yard DetailsBig job or small cleanout, we drop a dumpster at your place and haul it away when you are done. From Brooklyn brownstones to Buffalo bungalows, one call covers the whole state.
Not sure what fits your project? Here is the quick version. Every size page explains dimensions, pickup load equivalents, and the projects it suits best.
About 3 pickup loads. Perfect for a small cleanout, a half bath remodel, garage junk, or heavy debris like concrete and dirt.
10 Yard DetailsAbout 4 to 5 pickup loads. A smart middle size for a basement finish, a deck removal, or a serious downsizing cleanout.
15 Yard DetailsAbout 6 to 8 pickup loads. Our most popular size for whole room remodels, roofing tear offs, and full house cleanouts.
20 Yard DetailsAbout 9 to 12 pickup loads. Built for whole home renovations, estate cleanouts, and larger construction projects.
30 Yard DetailsAbout 12 pickup loads. The big one for full demolition, commercial cleanouts, and multi unit renovation work.
40 Yard DetailsTell us about your project on the phone and we will match you to the right size. No guessing, no oversized bill, no second trip.
Call (833) 748-4153Call (833) 748-4153 and describe your project. We help you choose the right dumpster size and set a delivery day that works for you.
The driver places the dumpster where you want it, driveway, yard, or job site. You need about 60 feet of clear space and enough overhead clearance for the truck.
Load it at your own pace during your rental period. When it is full or you are finished, call us and we pick it up and handle disposal.
The median home in New York State was built in 1959, and in cities like Buffalo and Rochester the median home dates to 1939 or earlier. Old homes mean plaster and lath, old kitchens, worn roofs, and basements full of decades of stuff. Renovation is not a trend here, it is a permanent fact of life, and every renovation makes debris that has to go somewhere.
New construction is surging too. New York permitted more than 12,000 housing units in the third quarter of 2026 alone, up by a third on the year before, and New York City completed more homes in 2025 than in any year since 1965. Every one of those projects needs a place to put its waste. That is what we do, all day, all over the state.
We keep it simple. You call, we deliver, you fill, we haul. No forms to fill in, no account to create, no waiting on an email quote. One phone call and your dumpster is on its way.
New York City, Long Island, Westchester, the Hudson Valley, the Capital Region, Central New York, the Finger Lakes, Western New York, the Southern Tier, and the North Country. If it is in New York State, we can get a dumpster there.
Driveway placement generally needs no permit anywhere in New York. Street placement usually needs a municipal permit, and in New York City those container permits come from NYC DOT. We tell you what applies before you book, so there are no surprises.
Concrete, brick, dirt, and roofing shingles are heavy. A big dumpster full of concrete cannot legally be hauled. We steer heavy debris into smaller containers so your pickup goes smoothly.
Remodels, additions, demolition, and job site debris. Swap outs available for contractors running multi week jobs.
Cleanouts, garage clear outs, moving prep, and home renovation debris. Driveway friendly sizes that fit a normal home.
Tear offs for shingle, slate, and flat roofs. Shingles are heavy, so we size the container to the roof, not the other way around.
Concrete, brick, block, and dirt go in smaller heavy rated containers. The right box keeps your haul legal and on schedule.
Storm debris, tree limbs, brush, and full yard cleanups. Big spring and fall cleanups are what these boxes are made for.
Office fit outs, retail cleanouts, warehouse debris, and property turnover. Multi unit and multi site work welcome.
Whole house contents after a move, a downsizing, or a loved one passing. Patient, no pressure scheduling for a hard job.
Furniture, appliances, old carpet, and general junk. If it fits and it is allowed, it goes in the box and it is gone.
See every size and every service on one page, with plain guidance on what fits where and what to expect on delivery day.
Browse ServicesEvery region of New York has its own kind of project. Here are the places we serve most, and every city page on this site has local detail for its own area.
All five boroughs. Street placement in the city needs a container permit from NYC DOT, and our team can walk you through what that means for your block. Staten Island and the outer boroughs are the easiest wins, with driveways and wider streets.
Nassau and Suffolk counties, home to nearly 3 million people. Suburban driveways make placement easy, and the South Shore keeps storm rebuild work coming. Towns like Hempstead and Brookhaven are bigger than most upstate cities.
The oldest housing stock in the country, lake effect winters, and growing suburbs like Clarence and Orchard Park. Renovation debris here is a year round reality, and winter booking takes a little planning around the snow.
Rochester shares Buffalo's century old housing, and the Finger Lakes towns add second home and lake house renovation work. Driveway placement is the norm across Monroe County.
Syracuse is booming with the Micron semiconductor campus breaking ground in early 2026, and the whole region is renovating. Onondaga County suburbs like Clay and Cicero are growing fast.
Albany, Troy, and Schenectady anchor the region, with Saratoga County permits at a 20 year high. Historic rehab and state government turnover keep cleanouts and construction debris flowing.
Most of the stuff a project produces can go straight in the box: household junk, furniture, mattresses, carpet, drywall, wood, siding, roofing shingles, concrete, brick, dirt, and yard waste. If it came out of a house or a job site and it is not on the banned list below, it almost certainly belongs in the dumpster.
New York law keeps some things out of landfills entirely, and some things are simply unsafe to haul in an open container. Do not load any of these:
Not sure about an item? Call (833) 748-4153 before you load it. A two minute call beats a rejected load or a return trip.
The short answer: probably not, if the dumpster sits on your own property. A container placed entirely on a private driveway, yard, or lot generally needs no permit anywhere in New York State. A container placed on a public street, in a parking lane, or on a sidewalk usually needs a permit from the city, town, or village.
In New York City, street container permits are issued by the Department of Transportation (NYC DOT), not the Department of Sanitation. The standard Commercial Refuse Container permit covers one container for up to 5 consecutive days and is obtained by the carting company. Longer construction debris permits exist for worksites with their own construction permits. Many websites get this wrong, so check with us and we will confirm what your block needs.
Upstate cities run their own programs. Buffalo requires a Public Works permit for street placement, applied for at least 7 business days ahead. Rochester requires a right of way permit for street placement. Syracuse issues right of way permits through its Central Permit Office. Albany uses a Sidewalk and Barricade Permit. Permit rules and fees vary by municipality, so call us for guidance on your city before you book a street placement.
Dig Safely New York: call 811 before any ground disturbance. It is state law, it is free, and it protects you from hitting a buried utility line.
A 10 yard dumpster fits a small cleanout or half bath remodel, a 20 yard handles most whole room remodels and roofing tear offs, and a 30 or 40 yard suits whole home renovations and construction jobs. Call us and describe your project and we will point you to the right size.
A dumpster placed entirely on private property, such as your driveway, generally needs no permit anywhere in New York. A dumpster placed on a public street or in the right of way usually needs a municipal permit. In New York City, container permits are issued by NYC DOT, not DSNY.
The standard rental period is 7 days, and longer rentals are available. Call (833) 748-4153 to arrange the schedule that fits your project.
Most household junk, furniture, construction debris, roofing material, yard waste, and concrete can go in a dumpster. Hazardous waste, wet paint, tires, batteries, propane tanks, and electronics are not allowed under New York rules.
The driver needs about 60 feet of clear space to drop the container and roughly 23 to 25 feet of vertical clearance. Low wires, low branches, and tight turns can all get in the way, so mention them when you book.
Yes, with a container permit from NYC DOT. The standard permit covers one container for up to 5 consecutive days and is obtained by the carting company. Manhattan streets are the hardest to permit, and some buildings do not allow containers at all, so call us first and we will confirm what your address needs.
Call us and we will pick it up early. If you need a second container, we can arrange a swap so your project keeps moving without a gap.
Yes. We serve New York City, Long Island, Westchester, the Hudson Valley, Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, and cities and towns across the state.