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Roughly 22 ft long × 8 ft wide × 4.5 ft high — holds about 6 pickup truck loads. The sweet spot between capacity and driveway fit for most renovation and mid-size cleanout projects.
Our single most common job — cabinetry, flooring, fixtures, drywall.
Handles most single-layer roof replacements on an average-size home.
Enough capacity for several rooms at once, not just one.
When a 10-yard would run out of room fast.
Most Fort Bend County renovation and cleanout projects land right in the middle — bigger than a single room, smaller than a full-house gut. The 20-yard covers that range without leaving you short on space partway through the job, which is why it's our default recommendation whenever someone calls unsure which size to book. It still fits most driveways, including in HOA communities like Telfair or Greatwood that have placement rules to consider.
Roofs are the one job where the size question is really a weight question. Shingle debris is dense rather than bulky, so a container that still looks half empty can already be at its limit, and the number that decides it is the layer count rather than the roof's footprint. A tear-off down to the deck on a house carrying two layers is close to double the load of a single-layer strip over the same area. Whether a re-roof goes to the deck or over the existing layer is settled well before a container is booked.
Yes — the 20-yard is our most-requested size for exactly this. It handles cabinetry, flooring, drywall, and fixtures from a full kitchen or bathroom remodel without running out of room.
For most single-layer roofs on an average-size home, yes. Roofing shingles are heavy, so let us know the roof size and number of layers when you book — we'll confirm the right size and flag any weight considerations.
Starting at $549 for a standard 7-day rental, including delivery and pickup. Final price confirmed before delivery — see our full pricing page.