Small cleanouts & heavy debris

10 yard dumpster
rental in DFW

The 10 yard roll-off is BinGo's driveway-friendly bin. Low walls mean you can toss debris over the side instead of hauling it up a ramp, and the short 12-foot footprint fits a single-car driveway without blocking the sidewalk. It is the size we recommend for dense, heavy material like concrete, brick, dirt and roofing shingles, where you hit the weight limit long before you fill the box.

Dimensions: 12' × 8' × 3.5'
Holds: ~3 pickup truck loads
Weight: Up to 2 tons included

$349 / 3 days flat

What the 10 yard is best for

Single-room remodels and bathroom tear-outs
Garage, attic or storage unit cleanouts
Concrete, brick, dirt and other heavy debris
Small roof tear-offs up to about 15 squares
Tight Dallas driveways and alley placements

Size up or down?

If you're gutting a full kitchen or clearing an entire house, step up to the 20 yard — a second haul on a 10 yard costs more than sizing up once.

Bathroom or single-room remodel

Tile, vanity, tub, drywall and subfloor from one room typically fills 6–8 yards, leaving room for packaging and trim.

Concrete and dirt loads

Broken patio, sidewalk or driveway sections are the classic 10 yard job. Keep clean concrete separate from trash and we can recycle it.

Garage and estate declutter

Furniture, boxes, old tools and yard equipment from a two-car garage almost always fits with space to spare.

Keep these out of the 10 yard

Paint, solvents & chemicals
Motor oil, fuel & antifreeze
Tires & car batteries
Asbestos or contaminated soil
Propane tanks & aerosols
Refrigerators or A/C units with freon
Wet paint & sealed drums
Medical or hazardous waste
Electronics & TVs (recycle only)
Railroad ties & treated poles

10 yard dumpster FAQs

How much does a 10 yard dumpster rental cost?

A 10 yard roll-off from BinGo is a flat $349. That includes delivery, pickup, 3 days on site and up to 2 tons of disposal. Extra days are $30 each and overweight tonnage is billed at the transfer station rate.

How big is a 10 yard dumpster?

Roughly 12 feet long, 8 feet wide and 3.5 feet tall — about three pickup truck loads. It fits in a standard single-car driveway with a few feet of clearance for the truck.

Can I put concrete or dirt in a 10 yard dumpster?

Yes, and it's the right size for it. Heavy material must go in a 10 yard bin so the load stays legal on the road. Tell us it's a clean concrete or dirt load when you book so we send the correct truck.

Will a 10 yard dumpster damage my driveway?

We set every bin on protective boards and place it where you point. Concrete and asphalt driveways handle a loaded 10 yard fine; freshly sealed asphalt is the one surface we'll ask you about first.