Services · Berks County, PA
Every service below is the same simple deal: the right size, a flat quote with included tons and days stated up front, boards under the container, and one phone number that answers. Prices referenced are typical Berks County ranges — your exact quote is confirmed on the call.
Every rental on this page is one of two decisions. If you know the project — a roof, a kitchen, an estate — start with the job pages: they carry the sizing math and the debris rules for that kind of work. If you know the pile, start with the sizes: five boxes from ten to forty yards, each with its honest specialty. Both paths end at the same place — one flat quote with included tons and days stated before you commit.
Not sure which path fits? Call and describe the project in one sentence — the debris type and where it's sitting usually settle the size before the second sentence. The advice is free, and occasionally it talks people out of renting from us at all, when a junk-removal truck or a borough bulk day is honestly the better tool.
Heavy debris and small jobs: concrete, dirt, brick and shingles, plus single bathrooms and garage cleanouts. The smallest footprint we run — fourteen feet — which makes it the Reading rowhome answer, and the only box rated for a full load of dense material.
The in-between size for flooring, single-room remodels and medium cleanouts. When a 10 would mean two hauls and a 20 won't fit the driveway or the budget, the 15 is the honest middle — about four to five pickup loads.
The most-rented size in Berks County: kitchens, roofs and whole-home cleanouts. Six pickup loads of room, walls low enough to load over, and the page most of our callers land on first — for good reason.
Construction, additions and estate cleanouts with serious volume. Nine pickup loads and six-foot walls — the size contractors step up to when a project outgrows the 20: whole homes, big additions, full-property turns.
Maximum volume for commercial and demolition projects: new construction, warehouse and retail cleanouts, large tear-outs. Light, bulky debris only — weight rules it out for concrete, dirt or shingles, and we'll say so before you book it.
Jobsite roll-offs, swap-outs and multi-box sites for contractors. Sized for framing, drywall and tear-out debris, with turnaround that keeps crews working instead of waiting on a full box — the page carries the jobsite placement and debris rules.
Dedicated 10-yard loads for concrete, dirt, brick and asphalt — priced by weight and done right, with the ten-ton ceiling explained in plain numbers. No mixing, no surprises at the scale: the yards-to-tons math is on the page.
Tear-off sizing by squares and layers, placed where your crew actually works. The page does the shingle-weight arithmetic most rental pages skip — including when a second layer turns a 20-yard job into a swap-out plan.
Room-by-room sizing for kitchen, bath and whole-floor remodels — including the plaster-and-lath weight that surprises people in Reading's older housing stock. Cabinets, counters, flooring, tile and tubs, matched to the box each room really needs.
Unhurried, respectful cleanout support for families and executors: realistic timelines, 20-versus-30 guidance, and what to keep out of the box. Built for a job nobody wanted, paced so nobody has to rush it.
Foreclosure, eviction and rental turnovers for landlords and property managers: whole-property sizing, fast turns between tenants, and repeat-property arrangements for portfolios across Berks County. Trash-out debris rules are spelled out on the page.
Garage, basement, attic and moving cleanouts, plus yard-waste guidance for the seasonal pile. Furniture, boxes, decades of accumulation — and the honest note on when a single bulky item is a junk-removal job instead.
The short version — full math on the size guide, full money on the pricing page.
| Size | Dimensions | Pickup loads | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 yard | 14′ × 7.5′ × 3.5′ | ~3 | Concrete, dirt, shingles, bath remodel, garage |
| 15 yard | 16′ × 7.5′ × 4.5′ | ~4–5 | Flooring, one-room remodels, medium cleanouts |
| 20 yard | 22′ × 7.5′ × 4.5′ | ~6 | Kitchens, roofing, whole-home cleanouts |
| 30 yard | 22′ × 7.5′ × 6′ | ~9 | Construction, additions, estate cleanouts |
| 40 yard | 22′ × 7.5′ × 8′ | ~12 | Commercial and demolition volume |
Tell us the job, the town and the debris. You get a flat quote with included tons and days stated plainly.
We place the container on boards to protect your driveway. Street placement in Reading needs a city permit — we'll walk you through it.
Load at your pace during the rental period. Need more time? Extra days are simple — just call before the period ends.
One call and it's gone, swept up behind us. Weight and disposal handled, receipt documented.
Boards under the container, on every drop. A flat quote with included tons and days stated, on every job. Honest sizing advice — including talking you out of the bigger box — on every call. That's the whole business model: the rental itself is a commodity, so the service has to be the difference.
Every page above ends the same way — with the phone number. That's deliberate. Dumpster rental is a conversation business: the right box depends on your debris, your driveway and your deadline, and two minutes on the phone settles what twenty minutes of guessing won't.
If the job is commercial — a jobsite, a store fit-out, a portfolio of rental properties — say so when you call. Swap schedules and multi-box arrangements are quoted differently from one-off household rentals, and getting that structure right at the start is where the real savings are.
Not sure which size? Call and describe the job — we'll size it honestly.