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PDL currently publishes prices from $400 for a 10-yard dumpster to $750 for a 40-yard dumpster. The final cost depends on dumpster size, included tonnage, rental period, extra days, excess weight and delivery distance.
Read guide →Choose a dumpster by combining project type, debris volume, debris weight and placement space. PDL offers 10-, 15-, 20-, 30- and 40-yard roll-offs, so the right answer depends on more than the number of rooms being cleaned.
Read guide →Many household, remodeling and construction materials can be placed in a roll-off dumpster, but accepted items depend on disposal rules and the specific container. Always confirm unusual, hazardous or very heavy materials before loading.
Read guide →Dumpster rental is usually better when you want to load debris over several days. Junk removal is often better when you want a crew to remove everything in one visit and you do not want to do the lifting yourself.
Read guide →A driveway can often be used when there is enough truck access, overhead clearance and a stable surface. Placement should be discussed before delivery because slopes, trees, power lines and tight turns can affect the drop location.
Read guide →PDL's current published rental periods vary by size: up to 7 days for the 10- and 40-yard dumpsters, and up to 10 days for the 15-, 20- and 30-yard dumpsters.
Read guide →A 15- or 20-yard dumpster works for many home cleanouts, while a 30-yard may be better for a whole-house project with furniture, stored belongings and bulky material.
Read guide →Roofing dumpster size depends on roof area, number of shingle layers, material type and weight allowance. Roofing debris can reach a weight limit before the container looks physically full.
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