Big builds & commercial jobs

30 yard dumpster
rental in DFW

The 30 yard is the same 22-foot footprint as the 20 yard with taller 6-foot walls, so it holds half again as much volume without needing extra driveway length. It's the bin builders, property managers and commercial crews reserve for new construction, full-property clear-outs and bulky, lightweight debris that eats volume fast.

Dimensions: 22' × 8' × 6'
Holds: ~9 pickup truck loads
Weight: Up to 2 tons included

$579 / 3 days flat

What the 30 yard is best for

New construction and major additions
Full-property or multi-unit clear-outs
Commercial and retail build-outs
Bulky lightweight debris: framing lumber, siding, insulation, furniture
Large-scale storm and yard debris cleanup

Size up or down?

Heavy material still belongs in a 10 yard. Volume is generous on a 30 yard but the 2-ton allowance is the same, so masonry and dirt loads will run over weight.

New construction and additions

Framing offcuts, sheathing, packaging and siding from a residential build generate high-volume, low-weight debris — exactly what this bin is for.

Commercial build-out

Store fixtures, ceiling grid, carpet tile and partition walls clear out in one haul instead of three.

Large property clear-out

Hoarding cleanups, multi-unit turnovers and full estate clear-outs where you'd otherwise be swapping bins twice.

Keep these out of the 30 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

30 yard dumpster FAQs

How much does a 30 yard dumpster rental cost?

A 30 yard roll-off is a flat $579 from BinGo, including delivery, pickup, 3 days on site and up to 2 tons of disposal. Extra days are $30 each.

How big is a 30 yard dumpster?

22 feet long, 8 feet wide and 6 feet tall — about nine pickup truck loads. It uses the same ground space as the 20 yard, just with taller walls.

Do I need a permit for a 30 yard dumpster?

Not on private property. If the bin has to sit in the street or a public right-of-way, most DFW cities require a short-term permit — tell us the address and we'll walk you through the local rule.

Should I rent a 30 yard or two 20 yards?

One 30 yard is cheaper than two hauls whenever the debris is bulky rather than heavy. If the material is dense — concrete, tile, dirt — multiple smaller loads is the safer call on weight.