30-Yard Dumpster Rental

The 30-yard is the biggest bin most homeowners ever need, and it earns its keep on the messy jobs. If you are gutting a basement in Fossil Lake Ranch, clearing an estate in Old Town, or tearing out a full kitchen and flooring in Rigden Farm, the extra volume means one drop instead of swapping a smaller bin twice. You get roughly 30 cubic yards of space, count on it swallowing framing lumber, cabinets, drywall, old carpet, and bulky furniture in a single haul. Its 6-foot walls are tall, so plan to load heavier items low and toss lighter debris on top.

Choose the 30-yard over a 20-yard when the debris is high-volume but not dense. It shines for roofing tear-offs on larger homes in Registry Ridge, whole-property cleanouts in Warren Farms, and new-build punch-out debris in Maple Hill or Bucking Horse. The trade-off is weight: heavy loads like concrete, dirt, brick, or shingles hit the weight allowance fast, and a mostly-full 30-yard of dense material can cost more in overage than the same job split into a 10-yard delivered twice. If your pile is dense, ask us on the phone, for pure heavy debris a 10 or 20 is often the smarter call.

Placement matters in Fort Collins. This bin needs a flat, firm spot about 22 feet long plus clearance for the truck to raise and lower it. Wide driveways in Fossil Lake Ranch, The Landings, and Miramont handle it easily. Tighter Old Town lots near Colorado State University and the historic core sometimes need a street placement, which may require a permit from the City, tell us the address up front and we will flag it before drop day. We set the bin on boards when you ask, to protect a finished driveway.

We lead with a straight number. When you call, you get the all-in rate for the rental window, the weight allowance included, and the plain cost per ton over that limit, no surprise line items when we pick up. That is how folks in Harmony Crossing and across Larimer County can decide before we ever roll a truck out. Call today, bin dropped fast.