The 10-yard is the right size for a single-room job, a Shandon bathroom gut, a Rosewood kitchen tear-out, or a garage cleanout in Forest Acres. It measures small enough to sit on a standard driveway without blocking…
The 10-yard is the right size for a single-room job, a Shandon bathroom gut, a Rosewood kitchen tear-out, or a garage cleanout in Forest Acres. It measures small enough to sit on a standard driveway without blocking the sidewalk, which matters on the tighter lots around Melrose Heights and Wales Garden where street placement isn't practical. Because the walls are low, you can walk heavy debris in rather than hoisting it over a tall rail.
Pick the 10-yard when your load is heavy but compact, think tile, concrete, brick, or roofing shingles from one section of house. Those materials weigh out fast, so a small container full of dense debris makes more sense than a big box you can't legally load to the top. If you're doing a whole-house estate cleanout in Heathwood or Lake Katherine, or clearing a full remodel, step up to the 15-yard at $650 or the 20-yard at $695 instead; the jump in price is small and you avoid paying for a second haul. When you're unsure, tell us what you're throwing out and we'll steer you to the size that actually fits, we'd rather size it right than upsell you.
Placement is straightforward in most Columbia neighborhoods. On driveways in Earlewood, Cottontown, and Hollywood-Rose Hill the 10-yard tucks in beside a parked car. If the container needs to sit on a public street near Five Points or closer to the University of South Carolina, Richland County or the City of Columbia may require a right-of-way permit, ask us and we'll tell you what applies before we roll out. Every rental is dropped on the day we promise, and the $595 you're quoted is the $595 you pay.
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Tell us about your 10-yard dumpster rental job in Columbia and we'll send a clear, written quote, usually the same day.