30-Yard Dumpster Rental in Baytown
The 30-yard dumpster is 22 ft long, 8 ft wide and 6 ft high, with 4 tons and 7 days included. It is the size for home additions, large construction sites and big gut jobs with bulky, lighter debris.
- CostOne flat rate covers delivery, pickup, 7 days and 2–6 tons by size. Over that: $75/ton, by the pound.
- DeliveryBook by 3 PM, it drops tomorrow 7 AM–5 PM. Baytown and up to 80 miles out.
- SizeThe 30-yard fits additions, big builds and large gut jobs.
- PlacementOn your driveway, on wood boards. Street spots usually need city approval.
- Can't go inChemicals, wet paint, batteries. Tires, mattresses, freon appliances: $50 each. Full list
What are the 30-yard dumpster's dimensions and limits?
The 30-yard dumpster measures 22 ft long, 8 ft wide and 6 ft high on the outside and includes 4 tons and 7 rental days. Weight over 4 tons is $75 per ton, billed by the exact pound.
| Spec | 30-yard dumpster |
|---|---|
| Outside length × width × height | 22 ft × 8 ft × 6 ft |
| Capacity | 30 cubic yards (about 10–15 pickup loads) |
| Included weight | 4 tons (8,000 lb) |
| Overage | $75 per ton, by the exact pound on the scale ticket |
| Rental period | 7 days included; $25 per extra day |
| Heavy debris (concrete, dirt, brick, sand) | Not allowed in this size |
| Driveway spot | About 22 ft × 8 ft, on wood boards |
What fits in a 30-yard dumpster?
A 30-yard dumpster holds about 10–15 pickup truck loads of debris. These are typical jobs that fit one 30-yard rental. The 30-yard fits additions, big builds and large gut jobs.
- Home addition. Framing scraps, sheathing, drywall and packaging.
- Large gut renovation. Several rooms of walls, floors and fixtures.
- Big estate cleanout. Full house of furniture plus garage and shed.
- New-build job site. Mixed construction debris over a build phase.
Typical examples, not guarantees. Pickup loads assume an 8-ft bed loaded level.
Not sure your job fits a 30-yard? Describe it on the phone and get a size answer before you book.
Call now (281) 673-4344How much weight can a 30-yard dumpster hold before overage?
A 30-yard dumpster includes 4 tons, or 8,000 lb. Light, bulky debris like framing scraps, drywall and furniture usually fills the space before the weight. Shingles and plaster can pass 4 tons before the bin looks full.
Example: a 38-square one-layer roof at 210 lb per square weighs about 7,980 lb and stays under 4 tons. A 42-square roof weighs about 8,820 lb, which is 820 lb over and adds 0.41 t × $75 = $30.75.
Concrete, dirt, brick and sand are not allowed in the 30-yard dumpster. Those go in the 10-yard or 15-yard, filled halfway.
Will a 30-yard dumpster fit on your driveway?
The 30-yard dumpster has the same 22 × 8 ft footprint as the 20-yard, so any spot that fits a 20 fits a 30. The 6 ft walls are tall, so plan to load heavy pieces through the rear door.
The 30-yard stands 6 ft tall, so check for low tree limbs and roof eaves over the spot, not just wires. Keep cars out of the approach, since a blocked drop costs $125. Read the driveway and clearance guide.
Is the 30-yard too small or too big for your job?
The 30-yard costs more than a 20 but saves a second haul on big, bulky jobs. Pick the 30 when debris is light and fills space fast, like framing or furniture. For a single room or one roof, the 20-yard uses the same driveway space for less.
Too big? The 20-yard dumpster uses the same driveway space with 3 tons included. Choose it when the job is one room or one roof.
Still too small? The 40-yard dumpster has the same 22 ft length with 8 ft walls and holds 5–6 tons. Or plan a swap, billed as a new rental.