10-Yard Dumpster Oklahoma City

The 10-yard dumpster is the smallest of the five sizes and measures roughly 12 feet long by 8 feet wide by 3.5 feet tall, so it slides onto a single-car driveway in Crown Heights or Mesta Park without blocking the sidewalk. Its 3.5-foot walls mean debris drops in over the side instead of needing a walk-up ramp. The container holds about 4 pickup-truck loads, which covers a single bathroom gut, a small kitchen tear-out, or a garage cleanout in a Gatewood bungalow.

Heavy debris is where the 10-yard earns its keep. Because concrete, brick, dirt, and roofing shingles hit weight limits fast, a low 10-yard box fills to the legal road weight before it fills to the top, that is the size to pick for a driveway pour demo or a single-layer shingle strip on a Belle Isle roof. For lighter, bulky material like a whole-house furniture clear-out or a Deep Deuce apartment turnover, the taller 15-yard ($650) or 20-yard ($695) gives more airspace for the same footprint. If it is a single-room cleanout or a heavy-material demo, choose the 10-yard; if it is a full kitchen remodel or a multi-room estate clear-out, step up to the 20-yard so you avoid a second haul.

A dumpster rental is not junk removal, the $595 covers the container and the haul, and you load it yourself on your own schedule. The standard rental runs several days, which is enough time to work a weekend project in The Paseo or Capitol Hill without rushing. Booking is three steps in plain terms: one, call (405) 674-7161 and name your project; two, the crew confirms the flat price and a drop-off window; three, the truck sets the 10-yard where you point on the driveway, and calls again to pull it when you are done.

Delivery reaches homes across Oklahoma County, from Nichols Hills down to Capitol Hill and out toward Lake Hefner. On narrow historic lots near Midtown and Bricktown, the compact 10-yard footprint is the size that fits between the curb and a mature tree line where a 30-yard cannot turn in. Plywood is laid under the wheels on request to protect a finished driveway.