Roll-Off Dumpster Sizes & Pricing in Tulsa

Four sizes: 15, 20, 25, and 30 cubic yards. The 15 yard runs about 14 feet long, 7 feet wide, and 5 feet tall; the 20 yard is the same footprint but 6.5 feet tall; the 25 yard stretches to 16 feet long; and the 30 yard measures about 22 feet long. Same driveway footprint for the two smallest sizes — the walls just get taller.

Delivery, pickup, and disposal up to each size's included weight limit — a transparent pricing policy with no hidden fees. The 15 yard starts at $299 on a 3-day rental ($325 for 7 days), the 20 yard at $329 ($350 for 7 days), the 25 yard at $379 ($400 for 7 days), and the 30 yard at $475 for 7 days.

The 15 and 20 yard boxes include 2 tons (4,000 lbs) of disposal, the 25 yard includes 3 tons, and the 30 yard includes 5 tons. Overweight loads are charged $60 per ton over the limit — which is why heavy material wants a size conversation before you book.

The price includes a rental period of up to 7 days across the sizes, and the smaller boxes also have published 3-day starting rates. Need longer? The rental extends for an additional $10 per day — call before your window ends.

A 15 yard holds roughly 6-7 pickup truck loads — about 80-100 trash bags — which covers most single-garage cleanouts. A whole-house cleanout with furniture usually wants the 20 or 25 yard so nothing rides above the rim: everything has to stay inside the container for transport.

The 15 yard dumpster holds about 45 squares of shingles and the 20 yard about 60 squares. Shingles are heavy, so the included tonnage — not the box volume — is the limit that matters. Tell the crew your square count and they will size it straight.

Heavy materials like dirt, rock, concrete, brick, sod, shingles, and asphalt need loading instructions from the crew first — a box full of concrete blows past the weight limit while looking half empty. Call before loading heavy material and you will get the honest way to do it.

Yes — payment is due prior to delivery of the container. Cash, all major credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), CashApp, Apple Pay, and Venmo are accepted, and there is a secure way to pay online.

If the box fills before the job is done, it can be emptied and returned — the repeat charge equals the amount paid for the previous rental. For big projects it is often smarter to start one size up; the crew will tell you which way the math favors.

The service area covers the Tulsa metro — Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Owasso, Sand Springs, and beyond. Distant addresses are charged per mile after 20 miles, and the booking process shows any potential mileage charge before you commit.