10-Yard Dumpster Rental

The 10-yard bin measures roughly 12 feet long by 8 feet wide and about 3.5 feet tall, so it tucks onto a standard Willow Glen or Naglee Park driveway without eating the whole apron. That short, low profile is the reason contractors pick it for tight lots in older neighborhoods where the setbacks are small and the street parking is tight. We slide boards under the wheels so the bin rides on wood, not directly on your concrete or pavers.

Choose the 10-yard when your project is small but the debris is heavy. A bathroom gut in Rose Garden, a single-room flooring tear-out in Cambrian Park, or a patio slab demo in Almaden Valley all hit the tonnage limit long before they fill a bigger box, so the small bin keeps you inside your included weight. If you are clearing a full garage or doing a whole-house cleanout in Evergreen or Silver Creek Valley, step up to a 15- or 20-yard instead, a 10-yard fills quickly with bulky, lightweight junk and you would pay for a second haul.

Dirt, sod, brick, and concrete are the classic 10-yard loads. San Jose remodels often turn up old clay soil and broken slab, and those materials pack dense, a 10-yard box loaded level with concrete can already exceed a small truck's legal weight, which is exactly why we cap heavy debris at this size. Tell us on the phone if you are dumping dirt or concrete so we set the right tonnage and the right bin, with no surprise overage after pickup. We serve Berryessa, Alum Rock, Japantown, and the neighborhoods around San Jose State University and Guadalupe River Park on the same flat-rate terms.

The flat rate is the point. You get delivery, pickup, your rental days, and your tonnage in one number before we roll out. If you run over the weight allowance or keep the bin past your window, those charges are spelled out up front, not buried. That is the difference between renting a bin and hiring a mystery invoice.