Skip to content
⚑ Ask About Delivery TimingπŸ“ž (619) 720-4511
Haul'n Off Dumpster Rentals
Free Quote
πŸ“ž Call Now: (619) 720-4511
Family-Owned Β· San Diego County

20 Yard Dumpster Rental in San Diego

The 20-yard is Haul'n Off's workhorse for larger general-debris jobs.

Get a Free Quote100% Free Β· No Obligation

By submitting, you agree that Haul’n Off may contact you about your request. Estimates are non-binding, and submitting this form does not confirm service, pricing, availability, delivery, pickup, or permit status. Privacy Policy.

Prefer to talk? (619) 720-4511

  • $675 starting rate
  • 2 tons included
  • 1 day included

Remodel, roofing, and larger-cleanout size

20 Yard Dumpster Rental

Use it for roofing, kitchen and bath remodels, contractor debris, and larger cleanouts. It is 11 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 6 feet high. The $675 starting rate includes delivery, pickup, 2 tons, and 1 day.

$675 starting rate Β· 2 tons included Β· 1 day included

$675
Starting price
2 tons
Included weight
1 day
Included rental
11'L Γ— 8'W Γ— 6'H
Dimensions
Empty red roll-off dumpster beside neatly staged tile and remodeling materials at a home renovationSize Fit

Use the 20-yard when a small job becomes a real remodel load.

The 20-yard can fit roofing shingles after weight review. It also works for kitchen or bath demo, cabinets, counters, drywall, flooring, contractor debris, and larger cleanouts.

It holds 20 cubic yards and includes 2 tons, but volume and weight are different. Tell us the material and rough amount so a dense load is not mistaken for a bulky light load.

  • βœ“Roofing tear-offs after material and weight review
  • βœ“Kitchen and bathroom remodel debris
  • βœ“Cabinets, counters, drywall, and flooring
  • βœ“Larger household or multi-room cleanouts
Red roll-off dumpster in a measured driveway with cones marking the access pathDimensions

Get 20 cubic yards in an 11-foot container.

Haul'n Off lists the 20-yard at 11 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 6 feet high. Its footprint is close to the 15-yard, but the taller walls add volume.

The truck still needs a clear approach and overhead room. Choose a flat, firm spot, move parked cars, and share gates, slopes, soft ground, roof eaves, branches, wires, or tight turns before delivery.

  • βœ“Container footprint: 11 ft Γ— 8 ft
  • βœ“Container height: 6 ft
  • βœ“Clear the truck approach before delivery
  • βœ“Confirm overhead and gate clearance
Work gloves, clipboard, and service paperwork being reviewed before deliveryIncluded Terms

Use the starting rate as the baseline.

The $675 starting rate includes delivery, pickup, 2 tons, and 1 day for an approved general-debris load. General-debris weight above the included amount is $165 per ton.

A separate 3% processing fee applies to all card payments. Approved appliances are $75 each. Extra time requires approval and is subject to availability; the published extra-day fee is $95. The written quote controls the job terms.

Red roll-off dumpster beside sorted lumber, drywall, and remodeling debrisMaterial Rules

Keep roofing and remodel debris separate from heavy clean fill.

Common debris includes roofing shingles after review, wood, drywall, flooring, cabinets, counters, and furniture. Other household or job-site debris may fit if the written quote allows it.

Keep out concrete, dirt, asphalt, brick, block, stone, pavers, and tile. Those dense materials need a reviewed lowboy plan. Also keep out paint, solvents, chemicals, fuel, and motor oil. Do not load batteries, pressurized tanks, tires, asbestos, medical waste, or other hazardous material.

  • βœ“Review roofing type and amount before booking
  • βœ“No concrete, dirt, asphalt, brick, stone, pavers, or tile
  • βœ“No liquids, paint, chemicals, fuel, or motor oil
  • βœ“Ask before loading appliances or an uncertain item
Red roll-off dumpster on an open driveway beside neatly staged remodeling materialsPlacement and Loading

Leave room to place it, then load it evenly.

Pick a flat, firm drop spot and keep the delivery path clear. The container is 6 feet high, so plan how workers will place debris without climbing on the sides or throwing material into an unsafe area.

Put flat and bulky items in first, spread dense debris across the floor, and keep everything at or below the top rail. Do not move the dumpster. If the load changes from the quoted material, stop and call.

  • βœ“Flat, firm placement surface
  • βœ“Clear gates, vehicles, branches, and wires
  • βœ“Spread weight instead of making one high pile
  • βœ“Nothing above or outside the top rail
Four red roll-off dumpsters in different heights and capacities lined up for comparisonCompare Sizes

Compare the 20-yard with the 15 and 30 before booking.

Choose the 15-yard for a smaller, lighter, contained project with 1 ton included. Choose the 20-yard when roofing, cabinets, counters, drywall, more rooms, or a larger cleanout needs added volume and 2 tons included.

Move to the 30-yard when the project needs much more bulky volume or a longer included rental window. The 30-yard is 18 feet long, so check placement and truck access before moving up.

  • βœ“15-yard: compact, light general-debris jobs
  • βœ“20-yard: roofing, remodels, contractor debris, larger cleanouts
  • βœ“30-yard: large-volume projects with a longer included window
  • βœ“10-yard lowboy: clean heavy material only
Traffic cones surrounding protective boards in a public curbside placement areaSan Diego Planning

Check placement and project paperwork early.

If the bin will sit in a City of San Diego street or public right-of-way, review the current permit steps before delivery. Other cities and county areas may use different rules.

A City of San Diego building or demo permit may also trigger debris rules. You may need to use approved sites and keep weight slips and closeout records. The dumpster quote does not replace the project permit or recycling plan.

  • βœ“Private property still needs owner approval and safe access
  • βœ“Public-space placement may need a permit
  • βœ“Permitted C&D work may require recycling records
  • βœ“Keep weight tickets and disposal records when required
Project plans, tape measure, and notes reviewed beside a clear placement areaQuote Next Steps

Send the job facts that change the size and price.

Share the address, project type, full debris list, rough amount, requested dates, and exact placement spot. For roofing, include the roof type and estimated area or number of layers. Add photos when the pile or access is hard to describe.

Haul'n Off will check the size, material, and access. We also check the route, bin availability, and current schedule before we confirm timing. Review the written quote before loading.

  • βœ“List all debris, including roofing type
  • βœ“Share the address and requested dates
  • βœ“Show the drop spot and truck approach
  • βœ“Read the written quote before loading
FAQ

Questions about 20 yard dumpster rental

How much is a 20-yard dumpster in San Diego?+
The 20-yard starts at $675. The starting rate includes delivery, pickup, 2 tons, and 1 day for an approved general-debris load. General-debris overage is $165 per ton above the included weight. A separate 3% processing fee applies to all card payments. The written quote controls.
What projects fit a 20-yard dumpster?+
Common projects include roofing after material and weight review. The 20-yard also fits kitchen and bath remodels, contractor debris, cabinets, counters, drywall, flooring, and larger cleanouts.
What are the 20-yard dumpster dimensions?+
Haul'n Off lists the 20-yard at 11 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 6 feet high. The truck needs a longer clear approach and overhead room for delivery and pickup.
Will a 20-yard dumpster fit in my driveway?+
It can work at many homes if the surface and truck approach are firm, level, wide, and clear. Measure gates and narrow points, move vehicles, and share slopes, wires, branches, roof eaves, soft ground, or tight turns before delivery.
Can roofing shingles go in a 20-yard dumpster?+
Roofing shingles may be accepted after the roofing type, amount, and weight are reviewed. Include the roof area or number of layers in the quote request, and follow the written quote.
Can concrete or dirt go in a 20-yard dumpster?+
No. Do not put concrete, dirt, asphalt, brick, block, stone, pavers, or tile in the 20-yard general-debris dumpster. A reviewed clean heavy-material load may use the 10-yard lowboy.
Should I rent a 15, 20, or 30-yard dumpster?+
Choose the 15-yard for a small, light job. Choose the 20-yard for roofing, remodel debris, contractor debris, or a larger cleanout. Choose the 30-yard for much more bulky volume or a longer included rental window. Material, weight, placement, and access can change the choice.
Do I need a permit for a 20-yard dumpster in San Diego?+
A public street, sidewalk, alley, or right-of-way may need approval or a permit. Check with the authority that controls the spot. City of San Diego customers should review the current storage-container or dumpster permit steps. Permitted building or demo work may also have recycling and record rules.
Ready?

Get the right dumpster for your job.

Call, quote, or book online. We will confirm size, access, material rules, and availability before delivery.

Page updated