About the Roll-Off Container

We offer Roll-Off Dumpster Rentals in
12, 15, 20 and 30 cubic yard sizes.

When considering the dumpster size your job will require, keep in mind that a full size pickup truck can typically haul about 2 cubic yards.

Choosing the Correct Container

How much is a cubic yard?

A cubic yard is 3 ‘x 3′ x 3’ and weighs nearly 1 ton for sand or dirt, but much less for most construction materials. Most household trucks can carry 2 cubic yards of debris. When considering the dumpster size your job will require, keep in mind that a full size pickup truck can typically haul about 2 cubic yards. Let HAUL-4-LE$$ help you estimate the size of the dumpster rental.

12' Container

Small Container

12 cubic yards

Approximately 5 pickup truck loads.

  • 1 Car Garage Clean Out
  • Bathroom Remodel
  • Spring Cleaning
  • Small Basement Clean Out
  • Yard Debris
  • Carpet and Flooring Material
15 Container

Mid-Size Container

15 cubic yards

Approximately 7 pickup truck loads.

  • 2 Car Garage Clean Out
  • Interior Remodel
  • Large Basement
  • Clean Out
  • Rental Property
  • Clean Out
  • Large Kitchen Remodel
  • Deck Removal
  • Siding and Roofing Debris

Large Container

20 cubic yards

Approximately 10 pickup truck loads.

  • Window and Siding Replacement
  • Home Remodel
  • Large Basement
  • Clean Out
  • Multi-Unit Rental
  • Property Clean Out
  • Large Deck Removal
  • Shed Removal
  • Large Roofing Debris

X-Large Container

30 cubic yards

Approximately 15 pickup truck loads.

  • Commercial Clean Out
  • Home Construction
  • Commercial Construction
  • Garage Demolition
  • Multi-Unit Rental
  • Property Renovation
  • Commercial Roof Tear Off
  • Building Demolition

We provide Appropriate Size Containers pertaining to your needs.

Loading Your Dumpster

  1. HAUL-4-LE$$ Roll-Off dumpsters have a rear hatch that opens allowing you to walk your debris in, making your clean-up job easier.
  2. Dumpsters rentals can usually be loaded up to the rim, but NOT over.
  3. Our drivers MUST be able to cover the load for safe and legal highway transportation. Due to highway weight restrictions, heavy materials such as concrete, masonry and dirt must not be loaded more than halfway to the container top.
  4. Should your load exceed the maximum specified weight, additional cost will apply.