About 22 ft long, 8 ft wide, and 8 ft tall. Holds 12 pickup-truck loads with 4–5 tons usually included. New construction, demolition, and commercial jobs.
Drawn to scale. Dimensions are typical; each hauler's containers vary by a few inches.
Typical 7-day rental with base weight across the 180 cities we cover, highest median first. Pick a state for every city's price.
| State | Median | Lowest – highest city | Cities |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | $1,010 | $775–$1,355 | 20 |
| Florida | $895 | $865–$990 | 27 |
| Texas | $875 | $670–$995 | 34 |
| Colorado | $805 | $805–$820 | 11 |
| South Carolina | $800 | $710–$810 | 8 |
| Georgia | $750 | $750 | 27 |
| Arizona | $740 | $735–$740 | 13 |
| Tennessee | $715 | $690–$875 | 6 |
| Oregon | $710 | $710 | 1 |
| North Carolina | $685 | $685–$885 | 13 |
| Nevada | $683 | $615–$750 | 8 |
| Delaware | $675 | $675 | 1 |
| Utah | $630 | $630–$755 | 11 |
Full city-by-city data for every size is in the 2026 Dumpster Price Index (free CSV).
A typical 40-yard roll-off is about 22 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 8 feet tall. It holds 40 cubic yards, roughly 12 pickup-truck loads.
Across the 180 cities we cover, the median 7-day rental is $808. The lowest city midpoint is Henderson, NV at $615; the highest is Vallejo, CA at $1,355.
Most haulers include 4–5 tons in the base price and charge an overage fee per extra ton, often $50 to $100. Heavy material like concrete, dirt, or roofing shingles reaches the weight limit long before the container is full.
New construction, demolition, and commercial jobs. Common jobs: new home build, commercial cleanout, large demolition, big light-debris jobs.