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The 15-yard hits the sweet spot for most jobs. It handles a kitchen or flooring tear-out, a garage full of stuff, or a mid-size cleanout without leaving you short. If you're stuck between sizes, this is usually the safe pick.
The 15-yard holds about six pickup truck loads. That's a full kitchen or bathroom remodel torn out, a couple of rooms of old flooring, or a two-car garage and the shed behind it cleared in one go. Usually with room to spare. It's the size that keeps most projects from needing a second box.
Every 15-yard rental includes delivery, pickup, disposal, 3,000 pounds, and 3 days. We drop it on driveway protection, you fill it on your own schedule, and we haul it off when you're done. Extra days are $25, and any overage is billed at the exact weight, $100 a ton, no rounding up.
Most folks who call unsure of the size land here. The 15-yard takes a full kitchen or bathroom remodel, a couple of rooms of flooring, or a garage and shed cleared out at once, with room to spare. If your debris is heavy, like a lot of tile or concrete, talk to us first, since the weight allowance can fill up before the box does.
It still drops on a standard driveway, just give it a little more length than the 7-yard and keep the path clear for the truck. We set it on driveway protection and pick it up the day you're done. If you're caught between this and the 20-yard, the rule of thumb is simple: when you'd rather not think about running out of room, go bigger.
It's the one we drop off most across Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, and Fort Myers, and it's easy to see why. Remodels, downsizing before a move, a spring's worth of decluttering. It gives a working crew room to throw debris without playing Tetris, and it still fits on a normal residential driveway. When folks call unsure of the size, this is usually where they land, and they rarely wish they'd gone smaller.
An entire room's worth of remodel debris, a garage cleanout, flooring, furniture, and general household junk. It's a comfortable size for most home projects.
Right around six. If your project would mean a half-dozen trips to the dump, the 15-yard swallows the entire thing and you fill it on your own schedule instead.
For most kitchens, yes, cabinets, counters, flooring, and drywall included. If you're also pulling up a lot of tile or a concrete slab, the weight can fill up before the box does. Tell us what's coming out and we'll help you plan it.
Usually. We do same-day and next-day delivery across Charlotte and Lee County, seven days a week. The earlier you call or text, the better your odds.
Not for your own driveway. A permit only comes up if the dumpster has to sit on a public street or right-of-way, and we'll help you sort that out with the county.
Yes, it's the size most folks pick for a kitchen, bath, or flooring project. If you're tearing out heavy tile or concrete, ask us and we'll help you weigh it against the 7-yard.
It starts at $349.99 and includes 3,000 pounds and 3 days. Extra days are $25, and overage is $100 a ton charged at the exact weight.
If you're clearing an entire home or running a big construction job, the 20-yard saves you from filling a box twice. For most single-project remodels and cleanouts, the 15-yard is plenty.
Keep out hazardous items like fuels, oils, oil-based paint, chemicals, tires, and batteries. Those have to go to a proper disposal site. Everything typical from a remodel or cleanout is fine.
No. Clear the spot, mark where you want it, and make sure we can back the truck in. You don't have to be there for drop-off or pickup.
Reserve online in about two minutes, or call and an actual person picks up.