Residential Dumpster Rental
Driveway-friendly containers for renovations, garage clearouts and porch rebuilds, with boards down on every paver and concrete surface.
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Dumpster rental services across Katy and Harris, Fort Bend and Waller Counties
Ten service lines covering everything from a single-room remodel to a full commercial demolition. Same flat-rate model on all of them, same phone number, same drivers who lay boards down before the container touches your driveway.
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Pick the closest match — or just call and describe the job
Each page below explains how that kind of material behaves, what size usually suits, and the local considerations that actually matter in Harris, Fort Bend and Waller Counties.
Commercial Dumpster Rental
Retail fit-outs, warehouse clearances and property turnovers with early-morning delivery windows that keep your dock free.
Learn more →Construction Dumpster Rental
Job-site containers and scheduled swap-outs for builders working the US 72 and the US 72 and US 72 growth corridors.
Learn more →Roofing Dumpster Rental
Shingle and tile tear-off containers set tight to the drip line, sized for the weight of Texas roofing rather than its volume.
Learn more →Roll-Off Dumpster Rental
The standard open-top container in four sizes, delivered on a roll-off truck and placed exactly where you want it.
Learn more →Junk Removal
One container, one flat rate, and everything from the garage, the shed and the spare room gone in a weekend.
Learn more →Estate Cleanout Dumpsters
Longer rental windows and flexible scheduling for probate, downsizing and estate clearances, handled with a bit of care.
Learn more →Demolition Debris Removal
Containers and swap-out schedules for tear-downs, outbuildings, pool decks and full interior strip-outs.
Learn more →Concrete & Heavy Debris
Small containers built for dense material, with clean concrete diverted to recycling rather than landfill.
Learn more →Yard Waste Removal
Pine limbs, oak limbs, hedge cuttings and storm debris hauled to a licensed yard-waste facility rather than a landfill.
Learn more →Sizing
Whatever the service, the size question comes first
Getting the container right is the difference between one clean flat rate and paying for a second haul. Here is the honest comparison across all four sizes we run.
Remember that the binding constraint is usually weight rather than volume. Barrel tile, plaster, concrete and rain-soaked yard debris are all far heavier than people expect.
| Size | Dimensions (L×W×H) | Holds about | Weight allowance | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 Yard | 12′ × 8′ × 3.5′ | 3–4 pickup loads | 1–2 tons | Bathroom remodels, small cleanouts, concrete |
| 15 Yard | 16′ × 8′ × 4′ | 5–6 pickup loads | 2–3 tons | Garage & porch clearouts, single-room renos |
| 20 Yard | 22′ × 8′ × 4.5′ | 7–8 pickup loads | 3–4 tons | Roof tear-offs, kitchen renos, big cleanouts |
| 30 Yard | 22′ × 8′ × 6′ | 10–12 pickup loads | 4–5 tons | New builds, additions, whole-home cleanouts |
Answers
Choosing a service
Which service should I book if my job covers several categories?
Just call and describe it. The service pages exist to explain how different materials behave, but the booking is the same either way — one container, one flat rate. A kitchen gut that also clears the garage and the yard is one job to us.
Do different services cost different amounts?
The container costs what the container costs. What changes the price is size and material weight, not the label on the job. A 20 yard of broken concrete costs far more to dispose of than a 20 yard of cardboard, because it weighs many times as much.
Can you do multiple containers on one site?
Yes, and on larger jobs it is usually the cheaper approach. Separating clean concrete, clean wood or scrap metal from mixed debris can cut disposal cost significantly because those streams are priced differently.