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10 yard dumpster rental Longview TX — compact roll-off on a driveway with protection boards

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10-Yard Dumpster Rental in Longview, TX

Our smallest roll-off, right-sized for garage cleanouts, single-room renovations, and yard debris. Flat rate from $325 with driveway protection on every drop.

Some haulers offering dumpster rental in Longview, TX start at 15 yards. We offer a 10 yard dumpster rental in Longview, TX because not every cleanout is a whole-house project — and paying for a container twice the size you need is money that goes nowhere. If your project is one room, one weekend, or one load of yard debris from a Gregg County property, this is the right container at the right price — browse our FAQ for common sizing and weight questions.

10-Yard Specifications

Volume 10 cubic yards
Outside dimensions (approx.) 12 ft long × 8 ft wide × 3.5 ft tall
Weight allowance 2 tons (4,000 lbs) included
Pickup truck equivalent 3–4 loads
Rental period 7 days flat rate (extensions available)
Starting price From $325

Is the 10-Yard Your Size?

Best for

  • Single-car garage or attic cleanouts
  • Single bathroom gut-out
  • One-room renovation (flooring, drywall, trim)
  • Weekend yard debris — brush, limbs, sod
  • Shed removal or move-out cleanout (1–2 rooms)
  • Small concrete removal (patio step, short walkway)

Usually not enough for

  • Roofing tear-offs (any size — shingles are too heavy)
  • Full kitchen gut-out with tile and appliances
  • Multi-room renovations
  • Whole-home or estate cleanouts
  • Any project with a cast iron tub + plaster walls

Heavy materials?

Yes — within 2-ton limit. Concrete and tile fill the allowance before the container looks full.

Fits most driveways?

Yes — 12 ft footprint fits single-car driveways including older Oak Forest and Eastgate properties.

Why not just get a 15-yard?

Some haulers serving Longview start at 15 yards. For a small job, the 10-yard costs less.

10 yard dumpster rental Longview TX — fits 50 to 70 trash bags or 3 to 4 pickup truck loads

How to Know the 10-Yard Is Right

✓ Signs this is right

  • One room, one garage, or one weekend of yard work
  • Debris is light: furniture, boxes, carpet, brush
  • Short or narrow driveway where a 20-yard won't fit
  • Scope is clear — you've done a project like this before

↑ Size up to 20-yard if

  • Clearing more than one room
  • Any concrete, tile, cast iron, or soil in the load
  • Scope uncertain — a swap costs more than the upgrade
  • Home built before 1970 with original materials

↓ Consider a junk hauler if

  • You need someone to do the loading for you
  • It's a few large items, not a full cleanout
  • Access is too tight for a roll-off truck

Will My Project Fit a 10-Yard? — Job-Type Matrix

Find your project below to see whether the 10-yard handles it — by volume and by weight.

Project Fits? Why Consideration
Single-car garage cleanout ✓ Yes Mixed light debris — furniture, tools, boxes — well within 2-ton limit Pack dense items first; bulky items create air gaps that fill volume fast
Single bathroom gut-out ✓ Yes Standard tile, vanity, tub surround, drywall: 0.5–1 ton combined Original cast iron tub adds 250–400 lbs — call first on pre-1970 Oak Forest or Eastgate homes
Single-room renovation (drywall + flooring) ✓ Yes 1970s drywall at 1.6 lbs/sq ft runs light; carpet and LVP are bulky but low weight Add ceramic tile on concrete backer and weight risk rises — check material type
Weekend yard debris (brush, limbs, sod) ✓ Yes Yard waste is low-density; volume fills before weight limit on brush and limbs Wet sod runs ~300 lbs per 10×10 section — heavier than it looks
Shed removal or cleanout ✓ Yes Wood framing, roofing panels, and contents are all light debris Works for structures up to a standard 10×12 storage shed
Move-out cleanout (1–2 rooms) ✓ Yes Furniture and boxes are light; a typical 1–2 room load stays under 1 ton Sofas and mattresses fill volume without adding weight — pack efficiently
Small concrete removal (step, short walkway) Sometimes 4-inch concrete = ~150 lbs/cu ft; a 10×10 section weighs ~1,500 lbs — close to the 2-ton limit Call with dimensions before booking — a full patio or driveway needs the 20-yard
Full kitchen gut-out Sometimes Standard 1970s kitchen (cabinets + tile + drywall) may stay under 2 tons Cast iron sink or concrete countertop pushes it over — safer as a 20-yard job
Roofing tear-off (any size) ✗ No 3-tab shingles ~230 lbs/square — 10 squares = 2,300 lbs, over the 2-ton limit before container is half full Use a 20-yard minimum; call with square footage for a weight estimate

Not sure if the 10-yard is enough?

Tell us your project and we will size it in two minutes — no obligation.

What Fits Inside a 10-Yard

The 10-yard holds 50–70 standard 33-gallon trash bags, or roughly 3–4 pickup truck loads. By material category:

Furniture & Household

  • Sofas, chairs, dressers (fills volume quickly)
  • Mattresses and box springs
  • Boxes, clothing, household items
  • Small appliances (no refrigerant)

Renovation Debris

  • Drywall and plaster
  • Ceramic tile and fixtures
  • Lumber and trim
  • Carpet and LVP flooring

Yard Waste

  • Brush, limbs, and pine needles
  • Sod (wet sod is heavier — watch weight)
  • Bagged yard debris

Masonry & Heavy (weight-limited)

  • Small concrete sections (within 2-ton limit)
  • Brick and block (small quantities only)
  • Ceramic tile (watch for concrete backer)

10-Yard Field Insights — What People Get Wrong

These are the sizing mistakes we see most often on 10-yard dumpster rentals in Longview and Gregg County.

Pre-1970 homes in Oak Forest and Eastgate run heavier than they look

Single bathroom gut-outs in Longview's older established neighborhoods regularly include original cast iron tubs (250–400 lbs each) and ceramic mosaic tile set in thick cement backer from 1950s–60s construction. Those two materials alone can push a bathroom job past the 2-ton limit before any drywall is removed. If the home was built before 1970 and you haven't opened the walls yet, call before booking — we can tell you in two minutes whether the 10-yard will hold it or whether you need a 20-yard.

Furniture air gaps eat volume before the weight limit is anywhere near

A sofa, a queen mattress, and a box spring together can occupy 3–4 cubic yards of the 10-yard's 10 cubic yard capacity — 30–40% — before a single piece of renovation debris goes in. Projects mixing furniture disposal with construction material need efficient loading: put dense, heavy debris in first and pack furniture tightly around it. Loading furniture first and debris on top is the fastest way to fill the container visually while the 2-ton weight allowance sits mostly unused. Semester-end cleanouts near LeTourneau University and the Loop 281 rental corridor hit this pattern constantly.

Diagram: concrete hits a 10-yard dumpster’s 2-ton limit while the container looks nearly empty

Heavy Materials and the 10-Yard’s 2-Ton Limit

The 2-ton (4,000 lb) weight allowance fills faster than the container by volume on dense debris. The mechanism: materials like concrete and ceramic tile don't fill cubic yards the way furniture and drywall do — they settle into a compact layer at the bottom. The container looks nearly empty when the scale ticket says it's at the limit.

Material Approximate Weight Hits 2-ton limit at
Concrete (4-inch slab) ~150 lbs per cubic ft / ~50 lbs per sq ft ~80 sq ft of slab (8×10 ft section)
Ceramic tile on concrete backer ~6–8 lbs per sq ft combined ~500–650 sq ft of floor
Cast iron tub 250–400 lbs each One tub = 6–10% of the 2-ton limit
Brick / masonry ~130 lbs per cubic ft ~30 cubic ft (~1 small pallet)
1970s drywall (½-inch) ~1.6 lbs per sq ft ~2,500 sq ft — rarely a weight issue

Overage charges are calculated from the scale ticket at Pine Hill Landfill, 1102 Four South Industrial Boulevard — you receive a copy at pickup. The overage rate, $65 per ton, is disclosed before you book, not added at pickup. If your project involves more than a small amount of concrete, tile, or cast iron, call before booking and we will estimate the weight.

What Can Go in a 10-Yard — and What Cannot

See the complete accepted and prohibited materials list for full details on what Pine Hill Landfill accepts.

Generally Accepted

  • Household furniture and boxes
  • Old carpet and flooring
  • Drywall and plaster
  • Ceramic tile and fixtures
  • Lumber and trim
  • Yard waste (brush, limbs, sod)
  • Small appliances (no refrigerants)
  • Clothing and textiles
  • Concrete and brick (weight allowance permitting)

Not Accepted

  • Paint, solvents, and motor oil
  • Car batteries and lithium batteries
  • Propane tanks (any size)
  • Tires
  • Refrigerators, AC units, freezers
  • Asbestos-containing materials
  • Medical or biohazardous waste
  • Flammable or explosive materials

All accepted debris is hauled to Pine Hill Landfill at 1102 Four South Industrial Boulevard — the TCEQ-permitted Type I municipal landfill serving Gregg County, operated by Republic Services. If you are unsure about a specific item, call before you load it. Prohibited materials discovered at the landfill trigger removal fees that exceed the cost of proper disposal at the outset.

10 yard roll off dumpster Longview TX delivery needs 60 ft of straight clearance and 25 ft overhead

10-Yard Delivery Requirements and Placement

Our delivery truck needs 60 feet of clear horizontal space to roll out and set the container, plus at least 25 feet of vertical clearance above the placement spot. Overhead power lines, low-hanging tree branches, and carport roofs are the most common obstacles — walk the driveway and look up before delivery day. See our dumpster delivery tips for a full pre-delivery checklist.

Our 10 yard roll off dumpster has a compact 12 × 8 ft footprint that fits on most standard driveways without blocking the garage door or the street. In established neighborhoods like Oak Forest, Eastgate, and the older blocks east of Judson Road where driveways run narrower and utility lines sit lower, let us know at booking — we confirm access before the truck rolls. Protective driveway boards go under the container on every delivery. If placement on a public street is needed, contact the City of Longview Public Works at 933 Mobile Drive (903-237-1240). We coordinate permits when needed — flag it at booking.

Questions about what goes in or delivery access?

Call us before booking — we'll confirm your site works and your load is covered.

10-Yard Roll Off Dumpster Rental in Longview, TX: Pricing

The 10-yard rents starting from $325 for a 7-day flat rate — see our full pricing breakdown including overage fees and what affects the final invoice. That covers:

What 10 Yard Dumpster Rental Prices in Longview, TX Include

  • Delivery and pickup anywhere in our service area
  • A full 7-day rental window
  • A 2-ton (4,000 lb) weight allowance
  • Driveway protection boards on every drop
  • Our 90-day structural guarantee on your driveway

The only variable is weight. Loads over 2 tons are charged $65 per ton from the scale ticket at Pine Hill Landfill — disclosed before you book, not at pickup. For most residential cleanouts and light renovation debris, the 2-ton allowance is more than sufficient. Book your 10 yard dumpster rental in Longview, TX below and we'll confirm same-day availability.

Size guide for 10, 20, and 30-yard dumpster rentals in Longview TX by project type

When to Step Up From a 10-Yard

10-Yard — From $325

12 × 8 × 3.5 ft  ·  2-ton limit

You Are Here

  • Single room or garage cleanout
  • Small bathroom gut-out
  • Weekend yard debris
  • Move-out cleanout, 1–2 rooms

20-Yard — From $450

22 × 8 × 4.5 ft  ·  3-ton limit

  • Roofing tear-off (single layer)
  • Full kitchen gut-out
  • Whole-home cleanout
  • Multi-room renovation
View 20-Yard Details →

30-Yard — From $650

22 × 8 × 6 ft  ·  4-ton limit

  • Full roof tear-offs (any shingle type)
  • Estate cleanouts, furnished homes
  • Whole-house gut-out, multi-phase
View 30-Yard Details →

Ready to book the 10-yard?

From $325 — same-day delivery available. Driveway boards on every drop.

10-Yard Dumpster Rental FAQs

What does a 10-yard dumpster cost in Longview, TX?

A 10-yard rental in Longview starts from $325 for a 7-day flat rate. That price includes delivery, pickup, a 2-ton (4,000 lb) weight allowance, and driveway protection boards — no day-rate billing, no pickup surcharges. The only variable is weight: loads over 2 tons are charged a per-ton overage rate calculated from the scale ticket at Pine Hill Landfill, disclosed before booking, not at pickup. For most projects this container is built for — a garage cleanout, a single bathroom gut-out, or weekend yard debris from an Oak Forest or Eastgate property — the 2-ton allowance is sufficient and the total cost stays at the base rate.

How much can fit in a 10-yard dumpster?

A 10-yard dumpster holds approximately 50–70 standard 33-gallon trash bags, or 3–4 pickup truck loads. That capacity comes from a 12 × 8 × 3.5 ft interior — comparable to the floor space of a single-car garage laid flat. The low 3.5-foot wall height means you can load over the side without lifting debris above shoulder height, staging material over several days. In Longview project terms: a full single-car garage cleanout, a small bathroom gut-out including original tile and fixtures, or several weekends of brush and yard debris from a Gregg County property with mature pine and post-oak.

Can I put concrete, dirt, or brick in a 10-yard dumpster?

Yes, but the 2-ton allowance fills fast on dense materials. Concrete weighs approximately 150 lbs per cubic foot — a 4-inch walkway at 10 × 10 feet produces roughly 1,500 lbs from one small section. A full patio or driveway section exceeds the 2-ton limit before the container looks a quarter full by volume; overage is charged per ton from the scale ticket at pickup. For Longview projects: a single patio step or short walkway section typically stays within the limit. Anything larger — a full driveway section, a concrete patio, a retaining wall demolition — needs a 20-yard or dedicated concrete container. Call us with the dimensions before booking and we will tell you which is right.

Do I need a permit for a 10-yard dumpster in Longview, TX?

No permit is required when the container sits entirely on your private driveway or property. Street placement requires a Right-of-Way Construction Permit from the City of Longview Public Works Department at 933 Mobile Drive — reachable at 903-237-1240. The 10-yard's compact 12-foot footprint fits on most Longview residential driveways — including the narrower driveways in Oak Forest and Eastgate — without extending to the street. We coordinate the permit process when needed; flag it at booking so we have time before delivery day.

What if I fill the dumpster before my project is finished?

Call us and we arrange a swap — we pick up the full container and drop a fresh one. A swap costs more than the original rental but less than stopping the project mid-way and losing contractor time. If the remaining volume is significant, we may suggest stepping up to a 20-yard for the second drop. We typically have same-day or next-morning swap availability except during peak season — late spring and the first two weeks of May, when semester-end cleanouts near LeTourneau University compress container inventory across Gregg County.

What cannot go in a 10-yard dumpster?

Prohibited items include paint, motor oil, solvents, car batteries, propane tanks, tires, appliances with refrigerant (refrigerators, AC units, window units, freezers), asbestos-containing materials, and medical or biohazardous waste. These cannot be accepted at Pine Hill Landfill under Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) regulations — prohibited materials discovered at the landfill trigger removal fees exceeding the cost of proper disposal upfront. For local disposal in Gregg County: car batteries go to AutoZone or O'Reilly Auto Parts for free recycling; tires through county periodic collection events. Everything from a typical residential cleanout — furniture, drywall, carpet, lumber, yard waste — is accepted.

Pricing Packages

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10 Yard

Residential

Best for garage cleanouts, small bathroom renovations, or garden debris.

Starting at $325 / 7 Days

  • 2 Tons Included
  • Driveway Protection
  • ~12 ft × 7.5 ft × 4 ft
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20 Yard

Multi-Purpose

The industry standard for roofing, kitchen gutting, and large home clear-outs.

Starting at $450 / 7 Days

  • 3 Tons Included
  • Driveway Protection
  • ~16 ft × 7.5 ft × 5 ft
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30 Yard

Industrial

Engineered for major construction projects, site prep, or full estate cleanouts.

Starting at $650 / 7 Days

  • 4 Tons Included
  • Driveway Protection
  • ~22 ft × 7.5 ft × 6 ft
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