30-Yard Roll-Off Dumpster

The 30-yard is the workhorse size for bigger Erie projects. Choose it for a full kitchen-and-bath gut in a West Bayfront Victorian, a multi-room flooring tear-out, a two-story addition, or an estate cleanout in Glenwood where decades of furniture and boxes come out at once. Its 6-foot walls stay low enough to toss bags and boards over the side, while the 22-foot length gives contractors room to walk debris straight in. If your job produces bulky-but-light material — old cabinetry, framing lumber, siding, drywall — the 30-yard earns its space.

When the 30 is more than you need, step down. A single bathroom remodel or a garage clear-out in Little Italy usually fits a 20-yard, and a small deck teardown fits a 15. The trade-off runs the other way with heavy material: concrete, brick, dirt, and asphalt hit their weight allowance long before a 30-yard container looks full, so those loads belong in a smaller box rated for weight. Tell us the material when you call and we'll steer you to the size that keeps you from overpaying for air or blowing past a weight limit.

Placement matters more with a 30-yard because of its length. On the tighter lots around Frontier, Marvintown, and Kearsarge, we'll confirm you have roughly 60 feet of clear straight-line space for the truck to set it down and pull it back off. Most Erie driveways handle it fine; a sheet of plywood under the wheels protects softer or older asphalt. If the container sits on a city street in East Bayfront or near the Bayview blocks, check whether a permit is required, since Erie public-right-of-way rules can apply. We'll flag that when we book so nothing stalls on drop day.

Everything here follows one promise: dropped on time, priced upfront. You get a flat rate, a plain-English list of what goes in and what stays out, and a weight allowance stated before the truck rolls — not a surprise on the invoice. That's the difference between this and a vague 'call for quote' from a hauler who won't put a number on it until the dumpster's already in your yard.