20-Yard Dumpster Rental

The 20-yard is the size to choose when a 10-yard feels tight and a 30-yard feels like paying for air. Its low 4-to-5-foot walls let you walk debris up a ramp or toss it over the side, which matters on a driveway job in Riverdale or a back-lot cleanout off Kanis in West Little Rock. Picture the footprint: about 22 feet long and 8 feet wide, the length of a single-car driveway plus a little. That fits most Little Rock lots, but on the narrow driveways and street-parked blocks around Stifft Station and the Quapaw Quarter, measure your clearance and tell us on the call so the driver spots it right the first time.

Pick the 20-yard for a mid-size renovation: a bathroom-and-kitchen remodel, a single-layer roof tear-off on a ranch home, flooring pulled from a whole floor, or a serious garage and estate cleanout. If you're only clearing one room or a small deck, the 10-yard usually saves you money. If you're tearing off a two-story roof or gutting a large home in Chenal Valley, step up to the 30-yard so you don't pay for a second haul. The trade-off is simple, a 20-yard costs more than a 10-yard but keeps a mid-size job to one bin and one flat price.

Weight is where surprise fees usually hide, so we quote the cap up front. Heavy loads like roofing shingles, concrete, or dirt hit the weight limit long before the bin looks full, that's normal for dense material, not a trick. Tell us it's a roof or a concrete tear-out and we'll set the right cap and price so nothing stacks on later. Mixed remodel debris and household junk almost never come close to the limit on a 20-yard.

We protect your driveway. Ask for boards under the wheels and the roll-off sets down clean on concrete or pavers in The Heights, Capitol View, or Otter Creek without gouging. For flat lots and paved pads the bin drops level and stays put. That's the whole promise on this size: one bin that fits the mid-size job, a flat price you hear before it leaves the yard, and a clean pickup when you're done.