10-Yard Roll-Off Dumpster

The 10-yard is the container to grab when the pile is small but the material is heavy. A 10-yard roll-off measures around 12 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 3.5 feet tall, so it tucks onto one parking pad without swallowing your whole driveway in Whittier or Pettigrew Heights. Because it's low-walled, you can walk debris in and drop it over the side instead of heaving everything up over a tall gate. That's why it works for a single-room remodel, a deck teardown, or clearing out one packed garage in Hayward.

Pick the 10-yard over the 20-yard when your load is dense rather than bulky. Concrete, brick, dirt, and asphalt shingles hit weight limits long before they hit the top rail — a full 10-yard of concrete already weighs a lot, so a bigger box wouldn't help and could cost more to haul. If you're clearing a whole house, a garage plus a shed, or bulky furniture and cabinets, step up to the 20-yard at $695; the extra room is worth it when the material is light and takes up space. When you're not sure, tell us what's in the pile and we'll right-size it instead of talking you into a bigger box you don't need.

Driveway protection matters on the older streets around Cathedral Historic District and Country Club Estates, where a lot of driveways are concrete or aging asphalt. We set the container down carefully and leave the spot clean when we pull it — that's the whole promise: right size, clean driveway, on time. We haul across Minnehaha and Lincoln counties, from Prairie West on the west side over to Sherman and Tuthill, so a Sioux Falls address anywhere in the city is easy to place on the schedule.

Two rules to know before drop-off. Keep the load level with the top rail so we can legally and safely haul it, and keep the heavy stuff — the concrete, dirt, and shingles — spread across the floor of the box rather than piled in one corner. Standing in front of the pile unsure where it all goes is exactly the problem the 10-yard solves; you fill it, we take it.