Starting price
The price before we check the address, debris, timing, and access.
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Compare starting prices, included weight and days, overage, extra time, debris rules, set-down area, and truck access before you choose.
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The lowest starting price is not always the lowest total. Compare the debris, estimated volume and weight, dumpster size, included days, set-down area, address, and pickup plan before delivery.
Haul'n Off lists starting prices for five dumpster sizes. Use them to compare companies, but make sure every quote covers the same size, debris, weight, days, address, and access.
Dumpster starting prices
These starting prices include the weight and days shown below. Your address, access, debris, overage, permits, and extra time can change the final price.

| Container | Starting | Included weight | Included time | Open size details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15 Yard Dumpstergeneral debris | $560 | 1 ton included | 1 day included | Details → |
| 20 Yard Dumpstergeneral debris | $675 | 2 tons included | 1 day included | Details → |
| 30 Yard Dumpstergeneral debris | $900 | 3 tons included | 7 days included | Details → |
| 40 Yard Dumpstergeneral debris | $975 | 3 tons included | 7 days included | Details → |
| 10 Yard Lowboyconcrete, dirt, asphalt | $771 | Clean heavy material only | 5 days included | Details → |
General-debris overage is $165 per ton above the included weight. A separate 3% fee applies to all card payments. Approved appliances cost $75 each and must be approved before loading. Ask us to confirm extra days and cost in writing.

Total-price formula
The starting price matters, but the size, debris, weight, days, and access decide the final value.
The price before we check the address, debris, timing, and access.
One to three tons for the general-debris lineup, depending on size.
One, five, or seven days included depending on the container.
Confirms the address, debris, placement, schedule, and terms for your job.
Keep the 3% card-payment fee separate from starting prices. Also compare overage, the $75 approved-appliance fee, extra time, permits, and difficult access.
Check the address, debris, placement, schedule, pickup, and price in writing.
Six quote terms
Compare the same size, or ask why we recommend a different one. A smaller dumpster can cost more if you need a swap, second haul, or overweight load.
Ask how many tons are included and how overage is measured. General-debris overage is listed at $165 per ton above the included allowance.
The 15 and 20 yard sizes include one day, the 30 and 40 yard sizes include seven days, and the lowboy includes five days. No extension-day fee is listed. Ask us for a written quote for extra time before the included days end; approval depends on dumpster and pickup availability.
Household junk, remodel debris, and roofing can go in a general-debris dumpster after the material list is confirmed. Concrete, dirt, asphalt, brick, stone, and tile do not. Tell us the exact heavy material; an approved clean load may use the 10 yard lowboy.
Private-property placement is usually simpler. Street, sidewalk, alley, gate, slope, overhead-clearance, HOA, and public right-of-way conditions need advance review.
Compare the 3% card-payment fee, $75 fee for each approved appliance, $165 general-debris overage, extra-time price, permit responsibility, material restrictions, pickup terms, and other conditions in writing.


Starting prices
These are starting prices. Your written quote confirms the final price and terms for your job.
Address, material, included weight, schedule, access, placement, permits, overage, and approved extensions can change the final total.

Concrete, dirt, asphalt, brick, stone, and tile can overload a general-debris roll-off before it looks full. Keep them separate and tell us the exact material. An approved clean heavy-material load may use the 10 Yard Lowboy, which starts at $771.
Quote-preparation checklist
Related planning pages
See our price guides for budget, timing, and service questions.
Open page →Compare all five starting prices, included weight and days, then estimate a total from the numbers you know.
Open page →Compare the full lineup, dimensions, included weight, rental days, debris rules, and starting prices.
Open page →Measure your dirt in cubic yards, estimate the number of lowboy loads, and ask us for a written price.
Open page →Use right-sizing, weight, material, placement, and timing to control preventable costs.
Open page →Start with our lowest San Diego general-debris price, then check size, weight, debris, time, and access.
Open page →See all five starting prices, included weight and days, and what can change your final quote.
Open page →Plan the included rental period, extensions, placement, and pickup for a defined project window.
Open page →Review size selection, placement, loading, material, timing, and delivery requirements.
Open page →Ask us to review concrete, dirt, asphalt, brick, stone, or tile. An approved clean heavy-material load may use the 10 yard lowboy.
Open page →Compare dimensions and volume to find a dumpster that can hold your load.
Open page →Check your service area and send the exact ZIP when you request a quote.
Open page →Call, email, or send the project details if you need help before completing the quote form.
Open page →Best-price dumpster rental FAQs
The best price is the full price for the dumpster your job needs. Compare the debris, estimated weight and volume, dumpster size, included days, set-down area, address, and pickup plan. A lower starting price can cost more if you need a swap, go overweight, mix the wrong debris, keep the dumpster longer, or cannot take delivery.
Prices start at $560 for 15 yards, $675 for 20 yards, $900 for 30 yards, $975 for 40 yards, and $771 for the 10 yard lowboy. Your final price depends on the address, debris, size, included weight and days, access, permits, and other job details. A separate 3% processing fee applies to all card payments. Approved appliances cost $75 each and must be approved before loading.
The 15 yard dumpster has the lowest general-debris starting price at $560. It includes one ton and one day. The lowest total still depends on the size, weight, rental time, and debris. A separate 3% processing fee applies to all card payments.
Compare the same dumpster size, included weight, rental days, debris, address, set-down area, $165 general-debris overage, 3% card-payment fee, $75 approved-appliance fee, extra-time price, permit responsibility, pickup terms, and material restrictions. If the job details differ, the top-line prices do not compare.
The 15 yard includes one ton and one day. The 20 yard includes two tons and one day. The 30 and 40 yard dumpsters each include three tons and seven days. The 10 yard lowboy includes five days for an approved clean heavy-material load; the written quote controls what is approved. The 3% card-payment fee and any $75 approved-appliance fee are separate.
General-debris weight over the included amount costs $165 per ton. Ask us to confirm extra days and cost in writing before the included days end. A separate 3% processing fee applies to all card payments.
No. Concrete, dirt, asphalt, brick, stone, and tile do not go in the lowest-priced general-debris dumpster. Keep the material separate and tell us exactly what it is. An approved clean heavy-material load may use the 10 yard lowboy.
No. Haul'n Off does not offer a lowest-price guarantee or price-match promise on this page. We list starting prices and ask for your job details before giving you a final quote.