10-Yard Dumpster Rental

Pick the 10-yard when the material is heavy, not bulky. The compact footprint fits a single driveway lane in tight spots like Montford's historic lots or the narrow shared drives off Five Points, where a 20- or 30-yard bin would block the street. A West Asheville homeowner pulling up an old kitchen floor, a Kenilworth family clearing a flooded basement, or a contractor stripping shingles off a bungalow near Grove Park will fill this bin without paying for empty space they don't use.

The trade-off is capacity, and we'd rather you know before it costs you. Ten yards fills fast on a whole-house cleanout or a big estate job — if you're clearing a full Beaverdam or North Asheville property, a 20-yard almost always ends up cheaper than two trips with the 10. Where the 10-yard wins outright is weight-limited debris. Because it sits low to the ground, you can wheelbarrow concrete, dirt, and brick straight over the edge, and the smaller volume keeps you from overloading past the axle limit on a heavier bin. For a poured-patio demo in Haw Creek or a retaining-wall tear-out in Oakley, the 10-yard is the honest choice.

Placement matters on Asheville's grades and older driveways. Our roll-offs ride on wheels, and we set boards under the bin to protect asphalt and pavers on the steeper drives common around Biltmore Forest and the hills above Kenilworth. Tell us where you want it — driveway, side yard, or street with a permit — and we'll confirm the 10-yard fits before the truck leaves. If your spot is tight, the compact length is exactly why this size clears where bigger bins can't.

Every quote is the flat price: delivery, the rental days, the tonnage allowance, and disposal, all in one number. The one thing that changes the bill is going over the included tonnage on a very dense load, and we'll tell you that number up front so there's no surprise. Flat price. On time. No games.