10-Yard Dumpster Rental

The 10-yard container measures roughly 12 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 3.5 feet tall, so it slides into a single-car driveway in Noe Valley or Bernal Heights without eating your whole parking pad. Its low walls make it easy to toss debris over by hand, which matters on the steep lots around Glen Park and Potrero Hill where hauling up a taller container is a chore. If your driveway is blocked or you live on a narrow Mission or Excelsior block, we can place it in the street, but that usually requires a San Francisco street-occupancy permit, and we will tell you straight whether you need one before we roll out.

Choose the 10-yard when your job is small in volume but heavy in weight. A bathroom gut, a kitchen tile tear-out, a small roofing patch, or a concrete and dirt removal in a Sunset District backyard all fit this size, because dense material hits the weight limit long before it fills a bigger box. If you are clearing a whole estate in Pacific Heights or doing a full multi-room renovation in the Richmond District, the 10-yard will fill up fast and you may want to step up to a 15- or 20-yard instead, we would rather size you right the first time than send you a second dumpster you did not plan for.

SF logistics are the real work here. Bayview-Hunters Point flats give us room to maneuver; the hills and hairpin corners near Twin Peaks do not. We check turning radius, overhead wires, and parking before we commit to a drop time so the truck is not circling your block. Heavier debris like concrete, brick, and soil is where the 10-yard shines, it keeps the load compact and the container manageable on tight ground.

Our promise is simple: straight prices, on-time dumpters, zero surprises. You get the weight allowance and rental period in plain numbers up front, so there is no guessing what a full box will cost. If your load looks like it might run over, we tell you the overage rate before you rent, not after.