How much does a dumpster cost for a week?

A standard 7-day dumpster rental costs between $250 and $850 in 2026, with a national average of $385 to $485 depending on size. A 10-yard runs $250 to $400, a 20-yard runs $350 to $550, and a 40-yard can hit $850 in major metros.

Are delivery and pickup included in the rental price?

With most reputable companies, yes — flat-rate quotes include delivery, the rental period, pickup, and disposal of a set weight allowance. Always confirm this in writing before booking.

What's the cheapest dumpster size?

A 10-yard is the lowest base price, but it's not always the cheapest option. If your project produces more debris than fits, you'll need a second rental, which costs more than a 20-yard would have.

Why do dumpster rental prices vary so much by city?

Local landfill tipping fees vary dramatically — from under $25 per ton in some rural areas to over $100 per ton in coastal cities. Fuel costs, labor, and demand also vary. NYC and SF rentals can cost double the same dumpster in the Midwest. [ds_city_links limit="6" kicker="See pricing in your city" title="Browse haulers in major metros"]

Can I negotiate dumpster rental pricing?

Yes, especially with local independent haulers. Always get three quotes and ask competitors to match the lowest. Discounts for military, seniors, first responders, and repeat customers are common but rarely advertised.

What's a fair overage fee per ton?

Reasonable overage fees run $40 to $100 per ton over your allowance. Anything over $150 per ton is on the high end and worth questioning. Always confirm the overage rate in writing before booking.

Directory · 344 metros

Browse US metropolitan areas

Every metropolitan statistical area defined by the US Census Bureau. Permit rules, dumpster haulers, and city listings for each. 206 of 344 currently have listed haulers.

Alabama

11 metros

Alaska

2 metros

Arizona

5 metros

Arkansas

7 metros

California

22 metros

Colorado

7 metros

Connecticut

5 metros

Delaware

1 metro

#268 Dover 1

Florida

19 metros

Georgia

11 metros

Hawaii

1 metro

#56 Urban Honolulu 23

Idaho

6 metros

Illinois

9 metros

Indiana

7 metros

Iowa

7 metros

Kansas

5 metros

Kentucky

4 metros

Louisiana

10 metros

Maine

3 metros

Maryland

5 metros

Massachusetts

5 metros

Michigan

13 metros

Minnesota

6 metros

Mississippi

6 metros

Missouri

8 metros

Montana

1 metro

#386 Helena (statewide reference) 5

Nebraska

1 metro

#123 Lincoln 10

Nevada

3 metros

New Hampshire

2 metros

New Jersey

3 metros

New Mexico

2 metros

New York

11 metros

North Carolina

14 metros

North Dakota

3 metros

Ohio

13 metros

Oklahoma

3 metros

Oregon

7 metros

Pennsylvania

16 metros

Rhode Island

1 metro

#38 Providence-Warwick 20

South Carolina

8 metros

South Dakota

2 metros

Tennessee

10 metros

Texas

20 metros

Utah

5 metros

Vermont

1 metro

#212 Burlington-South Burlington 9

Virginia

5 metros

Washington

10 metros

Washington D.C.

1 metro

#7 Washington-Arlington-Alexandria 37

West Virginia

6 metros

Wisconsin

9 metros

Wyoming

2 metros