Whole-Home Cleanouts
Clear an entire house of furniture, junk, and accumulated belongings in a single container.

Our most-rented container and the default choice for most projects — the ideal balance of capacity, cost, and driveway-friendly size.
If we had to recommend a single dumpster for the widest range of projects, it would be the 20 yard — and the numbers back that up. It's the container Stockbridge homeowners and contractors request more than any other, because it hits the exact spot where capacity, price, and footprint all line up.
At roughly 22 feet long and four and a half feet tall, the 20 yard holds about six pickup-truck loads — plenty for a whole-home cleanout, a full roof tear-off, a large room remodel, or a serious decluttering before a move. Yet it still fits on a typical residential driveway and loads easily thanks to its manageable height. You get big-project capacity without big-project awkwardness.
It's also the most forgiving size to guess with. If you're genuinely unsure how much debris you'll produce, the 20 yard is the safe bet: large enough that most projects finish in one container, without the wasted space (and cost) of jumping straight to a 30 or 40.
| Detail | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 20 cubic yards |
| Holds about | ≈ 6 pickup truck loads |
| Typical length | 22 ft |
| Typical width | 8 ft |
| Typical height | 4.5 ft |
| Included weight | up to ~3 tons (call to confirm) |
Dimensions are typical and can vary slightly by container. We'll confirm exact size and weight allowance when you book.
The everyday champion — big enough for major jobs, easy enough for any driveway.
Clear an entire house of furniture, junk, and accumulated belongings in a single container.
Handles most residential re-roofs — enough capacity for the shingles without exceeding weight on a standard job.
Kitchen and multi-room renovations that produce a healthy mix of heavy and bulky debris.
Downsizing or relocating? Toss everything that shouldn't make the trip, all at once.
The 20 yard takes a broad mix of debris — the reason it fits so many projects.
Keep out: paint, chemicals, fuels, asbestos, tires, batteries, and refrigerant appliances — these need special handling.
Dropping to a 15 yard can save a little for mid-size jobs, but for anything approaching a full-home scale, the 20's extra room is usually worth it.
For large renovations, new construction, or high-volume commercial cleanouts, step up to the 30 or 40 yard. They share the 20's footprint but stand taller, giving you far more volume for lightweight, bulky debris without taking up more ground space.
It balances everything: enough capacity for whole-home cleanouts, roofing, and remodels, a price most budgets handle, and a footprint that fits standard driveways. For most projects, it's simply the right-sized default.
For most residential re-roofs, yes. Shingles are heavy, so we'll confirm the roof's size and layers to ensure you stay within the weight allowance, but the 20 yard is the go-to roofing container.
Pricing is flat and depends on your rental length and load weight. Because it's our most common size, we quote it constantly — call (470) 878-2988 for a fast, exact number.
Yes, in the vast majority of cases. At about 22 feet long it fits standard driveways, and its lower height makes loading easy. We'll confirm clearance on delivery and protect your surface with boards.
Call now for a flat rate and fast delivery anywhere in the Stockbridge area.
(470) 878-2988