20-Yard Dumpster Rental

The 20-yard is the size most Marietta remodels actually land on. Measure roughly 22 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 4.5 feet tall, and you get walls low enough to toss debris over by hand — no ramp gymnastics like the taller 30- and 40-yard bins. That low profile is why it's the workhorse for a bathroom gut, a single-layer roof tear-off on a Whitlock Heights ranch, or clearing out a garage in Sprayberry.

Pick a 20-yard over a 10-yard when you're doing more than one room or expect bulky items — cabinets, a tub, framing lumber. The 10-yard fills up quick on a remodel and a second haul costs more than sizing up once. Step up to a 30-yard only if you're gutting a whole house or handling a big addition; for most East Cobb and Indian Hills homeowners, the 20-yard hits the sweet spot on volume without paying for air. The one thing to watch is weight — heavy loads like concrete, brick, or dirt fill the cube long before they max the space, so those jobs sometimes need a smaller bin with a higher weight allowance instead.

Placement matters more than people think on Marietta's older lots. The tight, tree-lined driveways around the Kennesaw Avenue Historic District and Church-Cherokee leave little room, so we set the roll-off square and use boards under the wheels to protect your concrete or pavers. On a Fair Oaks or Lockheed job site, we'll drop it where your crew can load fast and stay clear of the street. Tell us about a narrow gate, a low branch, or a soft yard when you book and we'll plan the angle before the truck rolls out. If your drop is near Marietta Square or another spot with on-street parking limits, a Cobb County right-of-way permit may be required — check with the city before placing a bin in the public roadway.

Our promise is plain: flat price, on time, hauled away. You get one number up front that covers delivery, the rental window, pickup, and disposal to the weight cap — not a base rate with fees stacked on at the dump. If you're not sure the 20-yard is your size, call and describe the job; we'd rather right-size it than sell you too much bin.