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Let’s calculate how much a 10 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 5 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include:
Let’s calculate how much a 15 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 7 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include:
Let’s calculate how much a 20 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 10 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include:
Let’s calculate how much a 30 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 14 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include:
Let’s calculate how much a 30 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 14 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include:
Let’s calculate how much a 20 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 10 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include:
Let’s calculate how much a 30 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 14 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include:
Let’s calculate how much a 15 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 7 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include:
Let’s calculate how much a 20 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 10 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include:
Let’s calculate how much a 30 cubic yard dumpster can hold. The average full size pick-up truck can hold 1.94 cubic yards of material per trip. This dumpster can transport over 14 full size pickup trucks full of material on a single haul.
Warning: large quantities of roofing, masonry, plaster/drywall, dirt, gravel, and rock tend to create tonnage overages. There is an additional cost of $45/ton on overages. A 10-day initial rental is included, with an additional charge of $7/day thereafter.
Additional charges include: