30 Yard Dumpster Rental in Waxahachie, TX
The 30 yard is the big-volume workhorse - for whole-house cleanouts, new construction and major clearing where the debris is bulky rather than dense. When the limit is space rather than weight, this is the container.
Specifications
- Dimensions22ft x 8ft x 6ft
- Holds roughly9 pickup trucks
- Weight included4-5 tons
- Space needed~65ft approach
What this size suits
- Whole-house and estate cleanouts
- New construction and additions
- Large acreage and land clearing
- Big roofing jobs with decking
- Major renovations and demolition
Not the right choice for: Heavy material. Concrete, clay, tile and shingles reach the truck's legal weight in a far smaller box - never put dense debris in a 30. This is for high-volume, lighter material.
Built for volume
With six-foot walls the 30 yard swallows the bulky, lighter debris of a big job - framing offcuts, drywall, packaging, furniture, general clearance waste. When you're filling space rather than hitting weight, it's the efficient choice.
New builds and clearings
Ellis County's fast growth produces exactly this kind of debris, and the acreage and estate clearings around the county often need this capacity for accumulated equipment and structures.
Where it fits
It needs roughly seventy feet of straight approach and real overhead clearance - the bed rises high when it tips, so watch for tree limbs on the pecan-shaded lots and older streets. Send a photo from the street and we'll confirm it'll place.
Available across Ellis County
We deliver the 30 yard dumpster throughout Waxahachie and the surrounding towns.
Book a 30 yard dumpster in Waxahachie
If it is the wrong size for your material we will tell you before you book.
(469) 716-667430 Yard Dumpster: common questions
What fits in a 30 yard dumpster?
About thirty cubic yards of bulky, lighter debris - a whole-house cleanout, a new build's framing and drywall, a big roofing job with decking or a large clearing. It's the volume container, not for heavy material.
Is a 30 yard too big for a house cleanout?
Usually not - a fully furnished family home typically fills one, since contents are bulky rather than dense. If there's heavy demolition mixed in, we might suggest a separate small container for that material.
Can I put construction debris in a 30 yard?
Bulky construction debris like framing and drywall, yes. Heavy material - concrete, clay, tile, shingles - no; that goes in a 10 or 15 yard, where a full load is legal to haul. We'll split the job across containers if it has both.