10-Yard Dumpster Rental Memphis

The 10-yard holds about 4 pickup loads and fits a single-room project

The 10-yard roll-off measures roughly 12 feet long by 8 feet wide and stands about 3.5 feet tall, so a person can toss debris over the side without a walk-in door. Its low walls and compact footprint make it the container that suits a bathroom remodel, a single-car garage cleanout, a small Cooper-Young deck tear-off, or a Midtown kitchen gut. A 10-yard dumpster rental is not junk removal, the container is dropped off and you load it yourself, then our team hauls it when you call for pickup.

Choosing between sizes comes down to debris volume versus driveway space.

If the job is one room or a single garage in East Memphis or Vollintine-Evergreen, the 10-yard fits a tight driveway and still handles the load. If the project is a whole-house cleanout in Whitehaven or a roof tear-off in Raleigh, the 20-yard at $695 or 30-yard at $795 carries far more weight before it fills. Heavy, dense debris, concrete, brick, dirt, or asphalt shingles, fills a small box fast, so a 10-yard loaded only partway with those materials can still weigh more than it looks.

Here is how the rental runs.

Step 1: call (901) 439-3729 or text a photo of the pile so we can confirm the 10-yard is the right size. Step 2: we confirm the flat $595 price on-site before any drop, so there is no guessing. Step 3: we deliver to your Harbor Town, Berclair, or Hickory Hill driveway, placing boards under the roll-off to protect the surface.

Step 4: you load it at your own pace over the rental window. Step 5: you call for pickup and we haul it to a licensed municipal solid waste landfill for disposal.

Memphis sets its own rules on what goes in a roll-off. Household hazardous waste, paint, motor oil, solvents, batteries, and pesticides, is banned from the container and must go to a household hazardous waste drop-off per federal solid-waste rules.

Tires, appliances with refrigerant, and electronics need separate handling; the EPA recycling guidance and Earth911 list where those go in Shelby County. Appliances with refrigerant covered under Section 608 must be drained by a certified tech first. If the container sits on a public street rather than private property, the City of Memphis may require a right-of-way permit, check with the City of Memphis or Shelby County before placement.

For contractors, jobsite debris handling also falls under OSHA 1926 construction standards, and roofing-tear-off material should follow roofing industry guidance for weight planning. Disposal and diversion targets tie back to sustainable materials management practices.