10-Yard Dumpster Rental Georgetown

The 10-yard dumpster is the smallest roll-off in the lineup, measuring about 12 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 3.5 feet tall. Its low profile is the reason it fits where bigger cans won't. A 10-yard fits a single-room cleanout, a small bathroom or kitchen tear-out, a garage purge, or one layer of roof tear-off on a modest home. If a project fills more than 4 pickup loads, the 15-yard at $650 or the 20-yard at $695 costs only a little more and saves a second haul, so it's usually the better call when debris volume is the concern rather than driveway room.

Driveway space is the real trade-off in Georgetown's newer neighborhoods. Rancho Sienna, Water Oak, and Wolf Ranch driveways are often short and narrow, sometimes 16 to 18 feet to the garage door, and the 10-yard's shorter body slides into that footprint where a 20 or 30 would block the sidewalk or hang into the street. In Old Town Georgetown near the Square, alley access and older lot lines are tight, and the 10-yard is frequently the only can that clears. The box drops on wood boards to protect pavers and stamped concrete, the driveway drop is treated as the product, not just the container.

Central Texas soil is heavy. A load of local clay, rock, or broken concrete weighs far more than the same volume of drywall or cardboard, which is why heavy material like clean concrete, dirt, and brick is limited in a 10-yard even though there's room. That limit is stated up front, not discovered on the invoice. Sun City sits under HOA rules, so the drop spot and days on-site are confirmed before the truck rolls to keep a resident clear of a violation. Prohibited items in any size include tires, wet paint, batteries, and appliances holding refrigerant, those need separate handling.

How it works is short. First, call (737) 385-8664 with the Georgetown address and where the can should sit. Second, pick a drop day and a swap or pickup day. Third, load it, a dumpster rental means the customer loads the debris, unlike full-service junk removal where a crew loads for you. Fourth, call when it's full or on the scheduled day, and the can is hauled and dumped. The $595 is the whole number; the dump ticket is already inside it.