10-Yard Dumpster Rental

The 10-yard bin measures roughly 12 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 3.5 feet tall, low walls you can toss debris over without a ramp. That short height is why it works so well for the tight lots in Hillcrest and Stifft Station, where older homes sit close to the street and there is only room for one car. It also slides onto the narrow driveways off Kavanaugh in The Heights without eating your whole parking spot. We set boards under the roll-off wheels so it doesn't dent or scar the concrete.

Pick the 10-yard when your load is heavy more than bulky. A bathroom gut, a single-layer roof tear-off on a Quapaw Quarter bungalow, a broken-up patio slab, or a garage full of concrete and brick will hit the weight limit before it fills a bigger bin. Heavy debris in a 20-yard box can push you over the truck's legal road weight, so the 10-yard keeps you compliant and keeps the price flat. If you're clearing a whole houseful of furniture, framing lumber, or an estate cleanout in Cammack Village or Riverdale, step up to a larger size, bulky-but-light material fills 10 cubic yards fast and you'll want the room.

Here's the honest trade-off: the 10-yard is the cheapest bin we run, but it's small. Contractors on a full remodel in Chenal Valley or West Little Rock usually want more capacity so they aren't paying for a second haul. For a weekend project, a single room, or dense material anywhere from Capitol View to Otter Creek, the 10-yard is the smart, low-cost pick.

Every quote is a flat, all-in number, drop-off, rental time, pickup, and dump fees rolled together. We tell you the tonnage that's included and what an overage would cost before you book, so nothing stacks on at the end. Flat price. On time. Gone clean.