Dumpster Sizes

40 Yard Dumpster Rental in Live Oak & North Florida

Starting at $595 · 22' L × 7.5' W × 8' H · 2.5 tons of household debris included · 3-day rental

The 40-yard is the biggest can on the road — built for volume. TPO tear-offs, commercial cleanouts, and demolition debris that would take three trips in anything smaller go out in one pull.

Great for

Large demolition projects
TPO roof tear-offs
Bulky, lightweight materials such as insulation
Commercial cleanouts
Multi-unit renovations

Dimensions & capacity

The 40-yard measures 22' L × 7.5' W × 8' H and holds 40 cubic yards of debris. Like every Muckpro can, it has rear swing doors so you can walk debris in with a dolly or wheelbarrow instead of lifting it over the side.

Loading tips

Honest note: the 8-foot sides make hand-loading tough for homeowners — this can is happiest with machine loading or the rear swing doors and a ramp of debris. If you're loading by hand, tell us; a 30-yard or two smaller cans is often the better call.

Weight guidance

Includes 2.5 tons of household debris; additional weight is $95 per ton. The 40 shines with bulky, lightweight material — insulation, TPO membrane, packaging — where you max out volume long before weight.

40-yard FAQs

Is a 40-yard right for a homeowner?

Sometimes — but the 8-foot walls are hard to load by hand. For most residential projects a 20 or 30 with a swap is easier. We'll give you a straight answer when you book.

What does a 40-yard dumpster cost?

Starting at $595 inside Live Oak city limits, including a 3-day rental and 2.5 tons of household debris. Commercial jobs are quoted by project.

How much room does delivery need?

About 60 feet of straight clearance and 20+ feet of overhead — watch for low wires and branches. Send a photo of the spot and we'll confirm before we roll.

Can I get more than one?

Yes — multi-can and swap-out service is standard for commercial jobs. Set a schedule once and your site never waits.

Compare sizes: 15 yard · 20 yard · 30 yard — or see full pricing. Available across North Florida, including Live Oak, Lake City, Gainesville, and 29 more communities.