10-Yard Dumpster Rental

The 10-yard box measures roughly 12 feet long, 8 feet wide, and about 3.5 feet tall, low enough to toss debris over the side without a ramp, and short enough to leave room for a car behind it on a standard Seattle driveway. That low profile matters on the tight lots in Wallingford and Queen Anne, where a longer container blocks the sidewalk or hangs into the street. If you can picture your driveway holding a mid-size sedan with room to spare, a 10-yard bin will fit.

Choose the 10-yard when your project is small and dense: a bathroom gut, a kitchen tear-out, roofing on a small home, or clearing a packed garage or basement. Dense debris like tile, plaster, and shingles fills a bin by weight long before it fills by volume, so the compact size keeps you inside the weight allowance instead of paying overage on a half-empty larger box. Step up to a 15 or 20-yard if you are hauling bulky but light material, think whole-house cleanouts, big furniture volume, or a full-yard landscaping strip in West Seattle or Beacon Hill.

Seattle logistics decide more than size does. On the steep grades around Magnolia and the narrow alleys in Rainier Valley, we plan the approach before we deliver, and we set the bin so the door swings clear of your slope. If you need to place the dumpster on a public street or in a planting strip, King County and the City of Seattle usually require a permit, we will tell you straight whether your spot needs one and help you sort it out rather than dropping the box and leaving you with a fine.

Our pricing is flat-rate and all-in: delivery, the rental week, pickup, and dump fees are quoted together, not stacked on later. The only things that move the number are going over the included weight or keeping the bin past the rental window, and we spell both out before you sign off. No mystery line items when the invoice shows up.