30-Yard Dumpster Rental Georgetown

The 30-yard is the second-largest box we run, sized for jobs that outgrow a 20-yard. It stands about 6 feet tall, 22 feet long, and 8 feet wide, and holds roughly 30 cubic yards, think a full roof tear-off on a Berry Creek two-story, a whole-house cleanout in Sun City, or a kitchen-plus-two-bath remodel in Wolf Ranch or Water Oak. If your debris is bulky but light, cabinets, drywall, framing lumber, old furniture, the 30-yard's extra height and length carry it well. If your load is heavy and dense, like Central Texas clay, rock, or a concrete slab, the 40-yard is not the answer; heavy material belongs in a smaller box to stay under weight, and we'll tell you that up front rather than sell you a bigger can.

Here is how the drop works, plain and simple. First, you call (737) 385-8664 and tell us the street and the job. Second, we confirm the flat $795 and a delivery window. Third, we set the box where you point, driveway, side pad, or curb, with boards under the wheels so a newer Rancho Sienna or Cimarron Hills driveway takes no scarring. Fourth, you load it over your rental days. Fifth, you call for pickup and we haul it to the transfer station. The $795 is the whole number; there is no back-end invoice for weight or mileage.

Driveway fit matters more on the 30-yard than the smaller boxes because it is 22 feet long. Older Serenada lots and Old Town Georgetown lots near the Square handle it fine, but tight cul-de-sac driveways in newer builds can be snug, tell us the layout when you call and we'll flag it before the truck rolls. Sun City residents should check HOA placement rules, since some sections limit how long a roll-off sits at the curb. For most projects the honest move is to right-size: a 20-yard at $695 covers a single-room gut or a small re-roof, while the 30-yard earns its $100 step-up when you're clearing a full house or tearing off an entire roof and don't want a second haul.