Best Dumpster Size for Large-scale Projects

A 30 to 35 yard dumpster is one of our largest dumpster sizes. It is perfect for a wide range of large-scale commercial, residential, and construction jobs. Whether you’re cleaning up after a home addition, organizing a huge business remodel, or demolishing a large building, our 30-35 yard roll off dumpster is an easy debris removal solution for both homeowners and contractors. Let’s see if a 30-35 yard dumpster is the ideal size for your job, learn how delivery and pickup preparation is done, and find out how much a 30 to 35 yard dumpster rental costs.

Looking for a 30 yard dumpster? Our 35 yard roll-off dumpster is perfect for large-scale jobs.

Container Dimensions: 8′ W x 20′ L x 6.8′ H
Capacity: Holds 13 full pickup truck loads
Service Inclusions:

• Convenient and Flexible Scheduling
• Reliable Delivery and Pickup

How Should You Prepare for Dumpster Delivery?

Follow these 2 easy steps to help you prepare the drop-off location for dumpster delivery after you’ve rented your 30-35 yard dumpster.

1. Leave Sufficient Space – The required space needs to be at least 60 feet long in order to accommodate a 30 to 35 yard dumpster rental. You should also move your vehicles to the street and open any entrance gates to your property before we arrive. We recommend avoiding locations near pedestrian walkways or automobile traffic.
2. Ensure There Is Vertical Clearance – There must be at least 23 feet of vertical clearance for our driver to lift your dumpster container and place it properly. We recommend choosing a level drop-off area without any debris and obstructions like low-hanging wires or branches.

What Items are NOT Allowed in a 30-35 Yard Roll Off Dumpster?

• Adhesives
• Aerosol cans
• All liquids
• Animals
• Asbestos
• Barrels
• Batteries (including car batteries)
• Chemical products
• Computers
• Contaminated oils (mixed with solvents, gasoline, etc.)
• Fluorescent tubes
• Hazardous debris
• Herbicides and pesticides
• Hot water tanks
• Industrial debris (including industrial drums)
• Inks and Resins
• Lubricating/hydraulic oil
• Microwaves
• Monitors
• Motor oil
• Oil filters
• Other flammable liquids
• Paint Cans & Lacquers
• Petroleum-contaminated soil/lead paint chips
• Propane tanks
• Radioactive material
• Railroad Ties
• Refrigerators
• Solvents
• Televisions
• Tires
• Transmission oil
• Used medical devices and equipment (including used needles and bandages)

At DTG Recycle, we support and follow hazardous debris regulations. Safety in the environment is vital to us. Environmental hazards like batteries, asbestos, toxic chemicals, and flammable liquids shouldn’t be disposed of in dumpsters. The classification of hazardous or flammable materials varies depending on the country, state, county, and city. Keep informed of what is permitted in the landfills and recycling centers in your area or inquire with a member of our Support Center staff.

See the complete list of things you cannot throw in a dumpster.

What Can You Expect from Our 30 to 35 Yard Dumpster Rentals?

• Simple Process
• Full Debris Assessment
• Flexible Scheduling
• Competitive Pricing
• Reliable Delivery and Pickup
• Comprehensive Status Reports
• Dedicated Customer Service

How Much does it cost to Rent a 30-35 yard Dumpster?

All of our dumpster sizes from 10 to 45 yard cost the same amount.

The debris type, debris weight, dumpster size, rental duration and your location all play a part in the cost of dumpster rentals across the country. Here is how these 5 major factors impact a 30 to 35 yard dumpster cost.

1. Type of Debris – Our drivers must transport construction materials and yard debris to various processing facilities. You may pay more if you’re getting rid of hard-to-process items, like mattresses, depending on the city you’re in.
2. Size of Dumpster – Your project and the debris you’re throwing out will determine the size of the dumpster container you require. In case you’ll be getting rid of more debris, a larger bin is needed and this increases the cost of your dumpster rental.
3. Duration of Rental – Your rental period affects the cost of renting a 30-35 yard dumpster. The price will increase if you need to keep your dumpster for an extended period of time.
4. Location – Fuel prices, demand, and disposal fees differ from city to city.
5. Weight of Debris – Disposal fees are charged based on the calculated weight of your debris at landfills. When you rent a 30 to 35 yard dumpster from us, we’ll give you a certain weight restriction, and you must keep within that limit to avoid additional fees. Not sure about your debris weight? Use our dumpster weight calculator below to get an estimated total weight of your debris.

The following additional costs are charged by the majority of dumpster rental companies.

• Delivery Fee – The cost of transporting a roll off dumpster to the designated location.
• Removal Fee – Charged for hauling away the dumpster from the location.
• Special Items – Electronics and large household items are subject to a special item fee. The regulations on both local and state sites differ.
• Additional Days – An additional day fee could range from $5 to $10 per day or much more.
• Shorter Rental – In some cases, you can still be charged for a full one-week rental fee even if you don’t use the dumpster for a full week.
• Overload Fee – There is a fee for each additional ton when a roll off dumpster exceeds its maximum weight capacity.
• Overflow Fee – On open top dumpsters, this fee may apply to any debris that is higher than the Maximum Fill Line.
• Taxes – You often have to pay both federal and state taxes when renting a dumpster.

NOTE: Costs associated with obtaining permits should also be considered. Contact your local city or county for more details, as this fee is not covered by the price of renting a dumpster.