Construction dumpsters
Construction Dumpster Rental for Builders and Remodelers
20, 30 and 40-yard roll-offs for framing, demolition and finish-out, plus 10 and 15-yard bins for concrete. Swaps on request, run by our own trucks.
Talk to the team that drives the truck(940) 251-7472
- Local hauler, our own trucks
- Scale ticket with every invoice
- Boards under the rails
What size construction dumpster should I order?
A 30-yard dumpster suits most additions and remodels, and a 40-yard, with 5 tons included, suits major demolition, new construction and big commercial jobs. A 20-yard suits smaller renovations. Concrete, block and dirt need a 10 or 15-yard filled halfway. Book swaps as each bin fills instead of overloading one.
| Job phase | Typical debris | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Demolition, interior | Drywall, studs, flooring, fixtures | 20 or 30-yard (watch drywall weight) |
| Foundation and flatwork | Broken concrete, block, dirt | 10 or 15-yard, half full, clean loads |
| Framing and dry-in | Lumber offcuts, sheathing, packaging | 30 or 40-yard |
| Building demolition | Framing, roofing, siding, fixtures (no concrete) | 40-yard |
| Finish-out | Drywall scrap, trim, boxes, flooring | 20 or 30-yard |
How do swaps work on a construction site?
A swap means we pull the full dumpster and set an empty one in its place. Each swap is billed as a new standard rental, with its own 7 days and included tons. Book by 3 PM and the swap runs next day between 7 AM and 5 PM.
Keep the drop zone clear of material deliveries and parked trucks when a swap is due. A blocked spot means a $125 dry-run fee.
Who do I deal with when I call?
You speak with the team that runs the trucks. Reid Bros is a local hauler with our own roll-off trucks and drivers working out of our Denton yard; we don't broker orders to other companies. Scheduling, swaps and billing questions go to the same people.
Which federal rules apply to construction debris?
Three federal rules come up most on job sites: OSHA's chute rule for drops over 20 feet, EPA's asbestos rule for demolition and renovation, and EPA's lead-safe rule for paid work on pre-1978 homes. Each changes what you do before debris goes in a dumpster.
- Chutes: OSHA 29 CFR 1926.252(a) requires an enclosed chute when material is dropped more than 20 feet outside the exterior walls (osha.gov).
- Asbestos: 40 CFR 61.145 requires an inspection and, above set thresholds, advance notice before demolition or renovation (ecfr.gov). Suspect asbestos material does not go in our dumpsters.
- Lead paint: the EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule (40 CFR 745, Subpart E) sets lead-safe work practices for paid renovators on pre-1978 homes (epa.gov).
Confirm requirements with your permit office. This is a summary, not legal advice.
What does a construction dumpster rental include?
Each construction dumpster rental includes delivery, pickup, 7 days on site and 3 to 5 tons on the 20, 30 and 40-yard. Every swap starts a fresh 7 days and fresh included tons, and each haul's scale ticket comes with its invoice so you can bill the job accurately.
What's included
Delivery, pickup, 7 days and 2 to 5 tons included by size. Extra days are $25 each.
How weight is billed
$75 per ton over the limit, charged by the exact pound. The scale ticket comes with your invoice.
Weight & billing →Where it goes
Driveway or street. Our drivers set boards under the rails to protect concrete and asphalt.
Placement guide →What can't go in
No hazardous chemicals, wet paint or batteries. Tires, mattresses and Freon appliances are $50 each.
Full item list →FAQ
Construction dumpster questions
Can I keep a construction dumpster longer than 7 days?
Each day past the included 7 is $25. On long jobs, swaps keep the site clean and reset the included tons.
Can drywall go in a construction dumpster?
Drywall can go in. It's heavier than it looks, especially wet, so a 30-yard full of drywall can pass the 4 included tons.
Can I put concrete in a 30-yard on a job site?
Concrete, block, dirt and sand only go in a 10 or 15-yard, filled halfway. A separate heavy-debris bin also qualifies for clean-fill pricing.
Do you deliver to sites without a street address yet?
Call with the nearest cross streets or lot number and a pin location. The driver needs a clear, level drop zone and a safe approach.
What can't go in a construction dumpster?
Hazardous chemicals, wet paint and batteries are prohibited. Tires and Freon appliances are $50 each. Suspect asbestos material stays out.
Set up your job-site dumpster
Give us the site, the phase and the start date. We'll match the size to the debris and schedule swaps as you need them.