Dumpster Sizes & Dimensions for Salt Lake City
Match the right dumpster size for your project. Compare capacities, exterior dimensions, and footprints so you avoid extra cost or overweight fees. Flat-rate pricing, driveway-friendly bins and fast swap-outs keep residential cleanouts and job sites on track.

15-Yard Roll-Off Dumpster
Ideal for garage cleanouts, small bathroom or kitchen renovations, and yard waste. Measuring approximately 14' L × 8' W × 4.5' H, this compact bin holds roughly 5 to 6 standard pickup truck beds of debris. Its low side walls allow for easy over-the-rail loading while fitting comfortably on residential driveways without obstructing access.
20-Yard Roll-Off Dumpster
Our most popular versatile container, engineered for medium-to-large cleanouts, full-deck removals, roofing projects, and multi-room remodels. Measuring approximately 16' L × 8' W × 5.5' H, it accommodates roughly 7 to 8 standard pickup truck beds of waste. Featuring a rear-opening swinging gate for simple walk-in loading of bulky furniture and heavy demo debris, it remains compact enough for standard driveway or street placement across Salt Lake Valley neighborhoods.


8-Yard Low Boy (Heavy Materials)
Purpose-built specifically for dense, heavy inert materials like concrete, asphalt, brick, dirt, sod, and rock. Measuring approximately 12' L × 8' W × 2.5' H, the low sidewalls allow for convenient wheelbarrow dumping, mini-excavator access, and ground-level manual shoveling.

PRO TIP: The Smarter Alternative to Massive 30 or 40-Yard Dumpsters
Tackling a large renovation or whole-home cleanout? Instead of parking an oversized commercial bin that swallows your entire driveway and forces you to throw debris over high walls, go with a maneuverable 15 or 20-yard container paired with our Rapid Swap-Out Service.
Shorter sidewalls make loading heavy debris faster and safer for your crew while preserving essential driveway parking and street visibility. When your container is full, just give us a quick tex or call—we’ll haul the full bin away and drop a fresh, empty bin in a single visit so your project never skips a beat
