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10-Yard Dumpster Rental in Longview, TX $379 flat rate — delivery, pickup, and disposal included
The 10-yard is our most compact roll-off container — a low-profile box that fits any standard Longview driveway and handles garage cleanouts, single-room remodels, and light yard debris without crowding your property. At $379 flat rate, it is the most affordable way to clear out a space without multiple trips to the landfill.
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Quick answer: A 10-yard dumpster rental in Longview costs $379 flat rate — delivery, 7-day rental, pickup, and TCEQ-compliant disposal at a licensed Gregg County facility all included. The container measures 12 feet long by 8 feet wide by 3.5 feet tall — the lowest-profile roll-off available. It holds roughly 4 full pickup truck loads and supports 1 ton of debris. Best for garage cleanouts, single-room remodels, and light yard waste.
10-yard dumpster dimensions and capacity
The 10-yard measures 12 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 3.5 feet tall. It is the smallest container in our fleet and the only size that sits below most Longview fence lines — a practical detail if your HOA in Spring Hill (75605) limits visible equipment or you simply want a discreet setup.
At 3.5 feet tall, you can toss debris over the side without a step. The rear swinging door opens flat for walking in bulky items — couches, mattresses, boxed-up junk. It holds approximately 4 full-size pickup truck loads of debris.
Every Longview driveway we have ever measured — from the narrow older drives in 75601 Longview Heights to the wide pads in 75604 Greggton — can accommodate a 10-yard. At 12 feet long and 8 feet wide, it leaves room to walk around it and park a vehicle in front of or behind it on most properties.
What fits in a 10-yard dumpster?
The 10-yard is built for small, focused projects. Here is what our Longview customers most commonly load into this size:
Garage and storage cleanout
The number one use for the 10-yard in Longview. Years of accumulated junk — old furniture, boxes, broken equipment, holiday decorations, sports gear — fills a 10-yard about two-thirds of the way. If your garage is a standard two-car with floor-to-ceiling storage along the walls, a 10-yard handles it.
Single-room remodel
One bedroom or bathroom remodel — drywall, flooring, old fixtures, trim — fits in a 10-yard if the room is under 200 square feet. Larger rooms or rooms with heavy tile should step up to the 15-yard.
Light yard waste and brush
After a weekend of pruning, trimming, or clearing a small section of brush on your Longview lot, the 10-yard holds the debris without a series of city pickup requests. One downed East Texas pine branch can exceed the city’s 8-cubic-yard weekly collection limit on its own — the 10-yard gives you 10 cubic yards with no scheduling wait.
Moving prep
Downsizing before a move is one of the most common bookings we get in the Longview residential market. The 10-yard lets you toss what you are not taking — old furniture, clothing bags, broken items, outdated appliances — in one container rather than staging it for weeks in the driveway.
What does not belong in a 10-yard
The 10-yard’s 1-ton weight limit is its most important constraint. Light mixed debris — furniture, drywall, carpet, household junk — will fill the container by volume before you approach the weight limit. But heavy materials are a different story.
Do not load roofing shingles into a 10-yard. Shingles weigh approximately 3 pounds per square foot. Even a small 1,000 square foot garage roof generates about 1.5 tons of shingle debris — already over the 10-yard’s 1-ton limit before anything else goes in.
Do not load concrete or East Texas clay soil. Concrete runs roughly 4,000 pounds per cubic yard. Clay soil in Gregg County weighs 2,200 to 2,400 pounds per cubic yard. One cubic yard of clay alone nearly maxes the 10-yard weight limit — and that’s a sliver of the container’s actual 10-cubic-yard volume.
If your project involves shingles, concrete, brick, or soil, call us at (903) 555-0192 and we will recommend the right container with the right weight capacity. The $50 jump to a 15-yard buys you a full extra ton of weight allowance.
Should you get a 10-yard or a 15-yard?
This is the most common sizing question we get from Longview homeowners, and the honest answer is: if you are asking, you probably want the 15-yard.
The 15-yard is $429 — only $50 more than the 10-yard at $379. For that $50, you get an extra 5 cubic yards of capacity (about one more pickup load), a full additional ton of weight allowance, and peace of mind that you will not fill the container before your project is done.
A second 10-yard delivery — when the first one fills up mid-project — costs another $379 plus coordination time. The $50 step-up to a 15-yard is the cheaper insurance by a wide margin.
Choose the 10-yard when: you know the project is small (one room, one garage, a weekend of yard trimming), your debris is light (no shingles, no concrete, no soil), and you have done this before and know the volume.
Choose the 15-yard when: you are unsure, the project could grow, or you have any heavy material mixed in with general debris.
10-yard delivery in Longview
We deliver 10-yard containers across all five Longview ZIP codes — 75601, 75602, 75603, 75604, and 75605 — plus White Oak, Hallsville, and surrounding Gregg County. Most orders go out next business day. Call before 10 AM for same-day delivery on in-stock containers.
Our driver calls on approach, places the container exactly where you direct (we confirm the drop spot at booking), photographs placement, and texts you confirmation with the photo. You do not need to be home.
When your project is done — or anytime before your 7 days expire — call or text (903) 555-0192 during business hours (Mon–Sat, 7 AM–6 PM) and we add you to the next pickup route. Most containers are gone within 24 hours — you do not need to be on-site. One invoice matching your original $379 quote.
How to book a 10-yard dumpster in Longview
Booking takes about five minutes, and you do not need to be home for delivery. Here is exactly how it works.
- Tell us the job and your ZIP code — Call or text (903) 555-0192 Monday through Saturday, 7 AM to 6 PM. Tell us what you are clearing and whether you are in 75601, 75602, 75603, 75604, or 75605.
- Confirm the drop spot — Pick the flat, clear patch where the container goes. A 10-yard is 12 feet long and 8 feet wide, and our truck needs a straight approach.
- Get delivery next business day, or same day — Most orders go out the next business day. Call before 10 AM to ask about same-day delivery on in-stock containers. The driver texts a photo of the placed container, and you do not need to be home.
- Load it, then call or text for pickup — Fill to the top edge only, never above the walls. Call or text when you are done, or before day seven, and we add you to the next pickup route, usually within 24 hours.
How long is a 10-yard dumpster, and what fits in it?
A 10-yard dumpster is 12 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 3.5 feet tall. The low walls make it the easiest container to load by hand, and at roughly four pickup truck loads it is the right size for a garage cleanout, a bathroom remodel, or the brush from a couple of downed trees. A standard couch, about seven feet long, lies flat inside with room to spare; very large sectionals are easier in a 15-yard.
The 1-ton included weight is the number to plan around. Furniture and brush rarely come close, but a single load of tile or shingles can. If you are not sure, ask us before booking. Mattresses carry a $15 to $25 surcharge each, and appliances with refrigerant carry a $25 to $50 EPA removal fee, both quoted up front.
10-yard dumpster vs. City of Longview bulky pickup
The City of Longview offers residential bulky item pickup up to four times a year, limited to eight cubic yards per pickup. Furniture, lawn equipment, and large brush go free; appliances, carpet, mattresses, construction materials, and demolition waste carry an added fee. The city does not collect roofing, sheetrock, ceramic tile, concrete, fencing, dirt, or refrigerant-containing appliances, and it does not take materials from contractor work. To schedule a city pickup, call the Sanitation Department at 903-237-1250.
A 10-yard container is a little bigger than the city’s eight-cubic-yard cap, stays on your property for seven days, and accepts the materials the city will not. For a one-time furniture haul, the city program may be all you need. For a remodel or a full garage purge, the dumpster is the practical answer. Source: City of Longview bulky item collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a 10-yard dumpster cost in Longview, TX?
A 10-yard dumpster costs $379 flat rate in Longview. Delivery, 7-day rental, pickup, and TCEQ-compliant disposal are all included. Overweight charges are $75 per ton over the 1-ton limit. Extended rental runs $7 to $10 per additional day.
How big is a 10-yard dumpster?
A 10-yard dumpster measures 12 feet long by 8 feet wide by 3.5 feet tall. It holds approximately 4 full-size pickup truck loads of debris. It is the smallest and lowest-profile roll-off container available.
Will a 10-yard dumpster fit in my driveway?
Yes. At 12 feet long and 8 feet wide, a 10-yard fits any standard Longview driveway — even narrow older driveways in 75601 and 75602 neighborhoods. It sits below most fence lines and leaves room to walk around it.
Can I put furniture in a 10-yard dumpster?
Yes. Load large items through the rear swinging door first, then stack lighter debris on top and around. A 10-yard handles a garage full of old furniture, boxes, and miscellaneous junk. Mattresses carry a $15 to $25 surcharge for separate handling.
Can I put roofing shingles in a 10-yard dumpster?
How long can I keep a 10-yard dumpster?
Standard rental is 7 days. Extended rental costs $7 to $10 per additional day with no maximum. Call before your 7 days expire to extend on the same terms — no redelivery fee.
How long is a 10-yard dumpster?
A 10-yard dumpster is 12 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 3.5 feet tall. It holds about four pickup truck loads and includes 1 ton of weight at $379 flat rate in Longview.
Will a couch fit in a 10-yard dumpster?
Yes. A standard sofa is about seven feet long and fits flat in the 12-foot container. Oversized sectionals are easier to load in a 15-yard dumpster.
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