Compact Footprint · Heavy-Debris Friendly
The small-but-mighty option: fits in a single parking space, swallows a whole garage cleanout, and it's the correct container for dense debris like shingles, concrete, and dirt that would blow the weight limit on anything bigger.
Size: ~12' L × 8' W × 3.5' HHolds: ~3 pickup-truck loadsTypical weight allowance: 1–2 tons
Here's the counterintuitive rule that saves Olean homeowners money: the heavier the debris, the smaller the dumpster should be. Shingles run roughly 200–250 pounds per roofing square, and concrete is heavier still — a big container filled with either would exceed what a truck can legally haul on our roads. That's why heavy material belongs in a 10-yard with a low fill line, not a 30-yard you could physically fill but never legally move. If your project is dense debris, this page is your container; if it's bulky-but-light household stuff, the 20 yard is usually the better buy per cubic yard.
Typically the most affordable roll-off we deliver — most 10-yard rentals in the area land around $300–$450 including delivery, pickup, and the weight allowance. Heavy-debris loads (concrete, shingles, dirt) are quoted for the material, so mention it up front. Full ranges on the prices page.
Almost always — it takes up about as much room as a parked car and change. We place boards under the rails to protect the surface and just need clear width and overhead room (watch for low wires and branches on older Olean streets).
Yes — the 10-yard is the container for it, usually as a dedicated clean load (all concrete, or all dirt) filled to a marked line rather than the rim. Mixing heavy material into a household load is how surprise weight fees happen, so tell us what you've got and we'll set it up right.
As a rule of thumb, a single layer tear-off of roughly 25–30 squares fits within a 10-yard's volume and typical weight allowance. Two-layer roofs count double — a quick measurement over the phone gets you the right call before the crew shows up.
Free quotes for Olean & the Southern Tier — tell us the project, we'll confirm the size.