Container Size Guide

10 Yards are the perfect driveway container. They're ideal for small renovations or roofing projects or for cleaning up a couple of roofs around the house and getting rid of some old, smaller sized, junk.

Approximate Capacity Examples:

- 85 Household Garbage Bags

- 2000 to 3000 Sq.ft of Carpeting

- 45-70 Bundles of Shingles

- 65-90 Sq.Ft of Concrete

14 Yards are great for backyard cleanups, decluttering, or cleaning out an office. It can accommodate small to medium sized renovations (such as a bathroom reno) and roofing projects. 

Approximate Capacity Examples:

- 120 Household Garbage Bags

- 2800 to 3400 Sq.ft of Carpeting

- 65-100 Bundles of Shingles

- 90-125 Sq.Ft of Concrete

 The 20 Yard container is the most versatile dumpster. Ideal for large roofing projects, bedroom or living area tear outs, and furniture cleanouts. 20 Yard containers meet you in the middle, pairing adequate capacity with ease of use. 

Approximate Capacity Examples:

- 160 Household Garbage Bags

- Up to 4200 Sq.ft of Carpeting

- 90 Bundles of Shingles

- 130 to 180 Sq.Ft of Concrete

Ideal for large home, mulit-room renovations, commercial demolition project, or large scale cleanouts. They are also often used for multi-story or commercial roofing projects.

Approximate Capacity Examples:

- 190 Household Garbage Bags

- Up to 6000 Sq.ft of Carpeting

- 95- 120 Bundles of Shingles

- NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CONCRETE

These containers are more geared towards commercial usage such as demolition or single family home construction. 

Approximate Capacity Examples:

- 240 Household Garbage Bags

- Up to 9000 Sq.ft of Carpeting

- 130- 180 Bundles of Shingles

- NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CONCRETE

These containers are reserved for commercial usage, requiring equipment to load them. They are perfect for multi-home construction or demolition. The 60 Yard container is the largest size you can get on the market make it ideal for the largest projects. This container can hold  upwards of 8000KG. This makes it ideal for large projects but a poor choice for roofing, concrete, or smaller projects.