40 Yard Dumpster: Size, Capacity and Price
A 40 yard dumpster costs a median of $623 — most companies list between $500 and $750. It measures 22′ × 8′ × 8′ and holds about 12 pickup truck loads.
What a 40 yard is for
It suits commercial demolition, large construction jobs, and bulky light debris. Most commonly rented for commercial demolition, large construction, industrial cleanout and siding or roofing on a big building.
What a 40 yard costs by state
| State | Median | Typical range | Sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| California | $600 | $225 – $840 | 17 |
| Florida | $600 | $592 – $895 | 8 |
| Indiana | $628 | $615 – $700 | 12 |
| Missouri | $548 | $539 – $550 | 10 |
| New York | $580 | $390 – $660 | 9 |
| Ohio | $635 | $615 – $675 | 17 |
| Pennsylvania | $599 | $575 – $800 | 11 |
| Texas | $695 | $629 – $700 | 13 |
States with at least 8 published prices at this size. All states.
Questions
- How much does a 40 yard dumpster cost?
- The median published price for a 40 yard dumpster is $623, with most companies between $500 and $750. Based on 198 companies' own published rates.
- What are the dimensions of a 40 yard dumpster?
- Roughly 22 feet long, 8 feet wide and 8 feet high. It needs about 32 feet of clearance to be delivered and about 23 feet of overhead room for the truck to tip it.
- What fits in a 40 yard dumpster?
- About 12 pickup truck loads — commercial demolition, large construction jobs, and bulky light debris.
- How much weight can a 40 yard dumpster hold?
- Physically more than your allowance covers. Rentals typically include 2 tons, and overage is billed by the ton at a median of $80. Heavy material like concrete, dirt or shingles hits the limit long before the container looks full.