30-Yard Dumpster Rental

The 30-yard bin is the size to reach for when a smaller container would mean a second haul. A full kitchen-and-bath remodel in Wallingford, a multi-room floor tear-out in Queen Anne, or a garage-plus-basement estate cleanout in Magnolia usually fills a 20-yard fast; the 30-yard gives you the extra headroom so you keep working instead of waiting on a swap. The taller walls hold volume, but they also mean heavy, dense loads like dirt, concrete, or wet roofing add up quickly, for those, ask us and we may steer you to a smaller bin with a heavier weight plan so you avoid overage surprises.

Seattle logistics decide where the box actually sits. On the steep grades around Beacon Hill and Rainier Valley we look at driveway slope and swing room, because a 22-foot roll-off needs a clear, fairly level pad to set down safely. In Ballard and Fremont, tight lots and alley access are common, so we confirm the drop spot before the truck leaves the yard. If the bin has to sit on a public street, a frequent situation on dense Capitol Hill and Green Lake blocks, you'll likely need a right-of-way permit from the city, and we'll walk you through that so you're not guessing.

Honest pricing is the whole point. Our 30-yard rate is a flat number that covers delivery, pickup, and hauling to the transfer station, with a stated weight allowance so you know where the line is. If you're comparing quotes across West Seattle providers and one number looks low, ask whether haul, disposal, and fuel are all inside it, ours are. You get the figure up front, and the only thing that changes it is going over the agreed weight or tossing something we can't legally take.