10-Yard Dumpster Rental
The 10-yard is our smallest standard container and the right call for contained, well-defined projects — a single-room cleanout, a garage purge, or a modest location-debris haul. It's also the easiest size to place on a tight driveway or a lake-road property where space is at a premium, which is why it's a common choice in our Ashland and Rumney territories.
Best For
- Small garage or basement cleanouts
- Single-room renovations
- Location and landscaping debris
- Concrete or dirt in small quantities
- Minor decluttering before a move
Not the Right Fit For
Whole-home cleanouts, roofing tear-offs on anything larger than a small shed, or new-construction debris — you'll likely fill this size faster than expected and need a second haul.
Availability by Location
The 10-Yard Dumpster is stocked at every NorthPoint location, though standing inventory varies by territory based on typical local demand. Check availability for your specific delivery date when you book.
Pricing & What's Included
Every 10-Yard Dumpster rental includes delivery, a standard rental period, and pickup, with weight limits built into the price. Loads that exceed the weight limit are billed for the overage rather than rejected, and you'll see the exact all-in price before confirming your reservation online. Extensions are available by the day if your project runs longer than planned.
10-Yard Dumpster FAQ
What actually fits in a 10-yard dumpster?
About 3-4 pickup truck loads — enough for a single-room cleanout, a garage or basement purge, or a small deck/fence removal. It's our most compact size, meant for contained, well-defined projects rather than a whole-house job.
Is a 10-yard big enough for a garage cleanout?
Yes, for most single-car garages or a partial two-car garage. A full two-car garage packed with years of accumulation often runs closer to a 15-yard — describe what's in there when you book and we'll help you size it correctly.
What's the weight limit for a 10-yard dumpster?
1 ton included in the base price. Household debris rarely comes close to this limit — it's dense materials like concrete or dirt that fill the weight allowance well before the container looks full.
Can a 10-yard fit on a narrow driveway or tight lot?
Yes — this is the size we recommend most often for lake-road properties and tighter in-town lots where space is genuinely limited. It's roughly 12 feet long, the shortest footprint of our standard sizes.
Have a broader question? See our full FAQ page.
Other Sizes
Still Deciding on a Size?
If you're not ready to book yet, send us your info and we'll follow up with pricing once your project's a bit further along.