Every size below is a roll-off container delivered to your driveway, lot or, with a city permit, the street. Weight allowances are what each rental includes. Heavy material such as concrete, brick and dirt reaches the limit faster than its volume suggests, so tell us what you are loading.

Typical pricing is in the pricing guide on our home page. We confirm your exact total before you book.

• One room, a garage or an attic: start with a 10-yard. At 12 feet long it is also the easiest to fit on a short Buffalo driveway.
• A kitchen remodel or roof tear-off: a 20-yard is the usual starting point.
• A whole house or a large remodel: a 30-yard, or two containers if part of the load is dense material.
• New construction or major demolition: a 40-yard, which rarely fits a residential driveway and often needs street placement with a permit.
• Stuck between two sizes? Go up, unless the load is mostly concrete or dirt, where weight sets the limit.

A common rule of thumb is that a 10-yard holds about three pickup loads, a 20-yard about six and a 30-yard about nine. For more, read our homeowner’s size guide and our fees guide.

The 10-yard is 12 feet long and the larger sizes are 22 feet long. Measure your driveway, and check for wires, low branches and parked cars along the truck path. If any part of the container sits on a Buffalo street or sidewalk, the city requires a right-of-way work permit before delivery. Outside the city, check with your town or village. See our pages for the City of Buffalo and all service areas.