20-Yard Dumpster Rental

A 20-yard dumpster is the size most homeowners land on when a project outgrows the curbside cans. It swallows a full garage cleanout in Cambrian Park, a gutted bathroom in Naglee Park, or the debris from a mid-size deck removal in Almaden Valley. The 4.5-foot walls are low enough to toss drywall and busted cabinets over the side, which is why remodelers pick it over taller 30- and 40-yard bins that force you to walk everything up a ramp.

Here is the honest trade-off. A 10-yard bin costs less and fits a tight Japantown driveway, but you run out of room fast on anything bigger than a single-room refresh. A 30-yard holds more, but it's overkill, and more money, for a two-day cleanout. The 20-yard is the middle bin: enough volume for most Evergreen and Berryessa home projects, low enough to load by hand, and short enough to sit on a standard driveway apron without hanging into the street. If your job is mostly heavy material like concrete, dirt, or roofing tile, tell us up front, dense debris hits the tonnage cap faster, and we'll point you to the right setup instead of surprising you with an overage.

Delivery and placement matter in San Jose. We drop on the driveway or a flat street spot when there's clearance, and we put down boards to protect pavers and concrete in older neighborhoods like the Rose Garden and around Alum Rock. If your project sits on a public street near a permit zone, parts of downtown or near San Jose State University, the city may require a right-of-way permit; we'll flag that before we roll out so nothing stalls your schedule. For gated communities in Silver Creek Valley, give us the access details and we'll coordinate the drop.

Everything is flat-rate: one price covers the delivery, the rental period, the included tonnage, and the haul-away. No phone-tag to pry a number loose, no vague 'it depends.' If you go over your days or your weight allowance, the extra is a published rate you'll know in advance, not a mystery line on the final bill.