30- and 40-yard roll-offs for demolition and job-site debris. Locally owned, with honest guidance on weight limits before you book.
No. We cannot accept dirt or concrete at all, in any container size. Standard construction debris (lumber, drywall, framing, roofing shingles, and mixed job-site waste) is accepted, and weight allowances still apply, with overages at $75 per ton. If your job generates concrete or dirt, call before booking and we will help you plan the right disposal route.
Construction debris is dense and unforgiving, and the wrong size container costs you in overage fees. Yankee Dumpster gives contractors straight answers up front: which size fits the job, what the weight limit means in practice, and whether your tile load needs special planning. We run a disciplined operation, so on a tight build schedule the container shows up when booked and gets pulled when you call.
For most residential construction and demolition jobs, a 30-yard or 40-yard is appropriate. Remember that tile and shingles are denser than typical construction debris and can hit the weight limit before the container is visually full. Dirt and concrete cannot go in at all.
| Size | Best For |
|---|---|
| 30 Yard | Large gut renovations, roof replacements on large homes, moderate demo debris. See the 30-yard dumpster for construction. |
| 40 Yard | Full structural demolition, multi-unit construction cleanup, large commercial job sites. See the 40-yard dumpster for demolition. |
Accepted: lumber, drywall, framing, flooring, and roofing shingles. We cannot accept dirt, concrete, or brick at all. Also not accepted in any dumpster: hazardous materials, tires, batteries, and certain electronics. For mixed-debris loads, plan the weight upfront. See the full what can go in a dumpster guide.
Call (352) 738-6748 with your job scope, debris type, and timeline. We will match the right size, set a delivery window that fits your build, and arrange swap-outs for multi-phase work. Pricing is upfront, and weight expectations are discussed before delivery so there are no surprises at pickup. Contractor volume? Give us a call and we will work out pricing for jobs based on your needs for current and future projects.
For most residential construction and demolition jobs, a 30-yard or 40-yard dumpster is appropriate. The 30-yard handles large gut renovations, roof replacements on large homes, and moderate demo debris. The 40-yard is the right choice for full structural demolition, multi-unit construction cleanup, and large commercial job sites. Tile and shingles are denser than typical construction debris and can push a container to its weight limit before it is visually full. Note that we cannot accept dirt or concrete at all.
No. We cannot accept dirt or concrete at all, in any container size. Standard construction debris (lumber, drywall, framing, shingles, tile) is accepted within the included weight allowance, with overages at $75 per ton. If your job involves concrete or dirt, call Yankee Dumpster first and we will help you plan the right disposal route for those materials.
In Florida, a dumpster placed entirely on private property (your job site or a private lot) generally does not require a permit. If the container must be placed on a public street, sidewalk, or right-of-way, the local municipality may require a right-of-way permit. Requirements vary by city; Orlando has specific ROW rules, for example. See our dumpster permit guide for a city-by-city overview. Yankee Dumpster can advise based on your specific location when you call.
Every rental includes 7 days, and extensions are $25 per day for projects that run longer. Multi-phase projects that need a container on-site for weeks can be arranged; call to discuss the logistics and swap-out schedule upfront so we can plan delivery around your build. Call (352) 738-6748 to talk it through.
Locally owned, flat-rate, and delivered across Lake, Orange, Seminole, and West Volusia counties.
