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The most common dumpster rentals come in 10, 20, 30, and 40 yard capacities, but there are smaller "mini" dumpsters available for rent on the market. Learn about the different types of mini dumpsters and how to find the smallest dumpster in your area with Hometown.
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Rubber-tired dumpsters provide a more cushioned impact on concrete and asphalt, making these dumpsters an excellent choice for many jobs. Before renting a trailer dumpster, compare the advantages and limitations of trailer dumpsters before renting one.
Which is best: a trailer dumpster or roll-off dumpster rental?
Both types of dumpsters are great options for a wide range of projects. Trailer dumpsters are best for very tight spaces, small projects, or when the dumpster needs to be placed on an old driveway or other easily impacted surface.
How much do trailer dumpsters cost?
Trailer dumpster costs vary a great deal depending on the size of the dumpster, where you live, and who you hire.
On average, it costs $150-$450 for a trailer dumpster.
How much can a trailer dumpster hold?
Because trailer dumpsters come in multiple sizes, they can hold varying amounts.
The most common trailer dumpster sizes fall between 5 yards and 15 yards, meaning they can hold 5 cubic yards and 15 cubic yards respectively.
However, the weight of your dumpster load will also impact how much you can load in the dumpster. Be sure not to go over your dumpster’s included weight limit to avoid overage fees.