10-Yard Dumpster Rental

The 10-yard is the bin most Marietta homeowners reach for when the pile is heavy, not huge. It holds roughly three to four pickup-truck loads, which covers a bathroom gut, a single-car garage cleanout in Sprayberry, or a torn-up back patio in East Cobb. The low profile matters here — the walls sit about waist-high, so you can walk debris in over the side instead of hoisting everything up and over a tall wall like you would on a bigger bin.

Choose the 10-yard over a 20-yard when your load is dense. Concrete, brick, tile, dirt, and roofing shingles hit weight limits long before they run out of room, and a smaller bin keeps you from paying to haul air. That's the honest trade-off: the 10-yard has a strict weight cap, so if you're clearing a whole house full of light, bulky furniture and boxes, a 20-yard is the better fit. If you're not sure which way it breaks, tell us the material on the phone and we'll steer you to the right size instead of upselling you.

Marietta's older streets make placement a real thing to plan for. Around the Kennesaw Avenue Historic District and Whitlock Heights, driveways are narrow and shade trees hang low, so the compact 10-yard slides in where a longer roll-off simply won't. We set boards under the wheels to protect brick and concrete drives, and we can talk through a curbside spot near Church-Cherokee or Marietta Square if your driveway is too tight or too steep. If your job sits inside a Cobb County right-of-way or an HOA in Indian Hills or Woodlawn, check whether a permit is needed before we deliver — we'll tell you what we see, but the property call is yours.

Every quote is flat and spelled out: delivery, the rental period, pickup, and dump fees rolled into one number. No surprise overage games as long as you stay under the weight cap and keep the load level with the top rail. That's the whole promise — flat price, on time, hauled away.