ASAP Containers
ASAP Containers in Omaha, NE provides excellent dumpster service for the removal of yard waste, garbage, concrete, roofing materials, and other debris. Our roll-off dumpsters... more
Bin There Dump That - Lincoln NE
Serving Lincoln, Nebraska, Bin There Dump That offers tough yet driveway-friendly dumpsters, from 4 to 20 yards. Whether it’s a weekend cleanout or a full home... more
Heartland Container
Heartland Container offers roll off dumpster rental services for both residents and businesses. As a fully licensed and insured family owned company with over 20 years... more
redbox+ of Omaha
We’re your local source for roll-off dumpsters. Redbox+ offers patented roll-off containers that have integrated portable restrooms. This is the ideal solution for job... more
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How much do roll-off dumpsters cost?
Rental costs for a 10 yard bin in some locations can be as low as $250 for a 7-day rental, while in other parts of the country rates run $450+ for the same size container.
It all depends on where you live, weight of the debris, type of waste, and length of the rental period. Bigger dumpsters – such as 20, 30, and 40 yard boxes – cost more to rent.
An important part of getting the best price on a roll-off dumpster is to check pricing at least two rental providers to make sure you’re getting fair market value. It’s a great bargaining tool as well.
Other potential fees to know about includes:
- Overage charges
- Late fees for keeping the container extra days
- “Special” wastes disposal, such as tires or e-waste
Read more: Lower Your Cost to Rent a Dumpster
Average Weight of Various Wastes
The weight of debris can vary greatly.
For example:
- Household junk and trash: 800 lbs per yard
- Concrete or asphalt: 2,400 lbs per yard
- Lumber: 400 lbs per yard
- Yard wastes: 600 lbs per yard
- Earth or sand: 2,100–3,000 lbs per yard
Exceeding the weight allowance of your roll-off can incur overage charges ranging from $75 to $100 per ton on average.