30-Yard Roll-Off Dumpster Rental

If the dumpster is placed entirely on your private property — your driveway, for example — no permit is typically required. If it needs to sit on a public street or sidewalk in Fort Worth or a surrounding DFW city, a right-of-way permit may be required by your municipality. Sundance can advise on local requirements and, in many cases, help coordinate the permit process so you don't have to navigate city paperwork on your own.

Residential roll-off dumpsters accept a wide range of materials: construction debris (drywall, lumber, flooring), roofing shingles and decking, household furniture and appliances, yard waste and landscaping debris, concrete and brick, and general junk from cleanouts. If you're unsure about a specific material, give us a call before loading — it's much easier to clarify upfront than to deal with a flagged load at the landfill.

Prohibited items include hazardous waste (paint, solvents, chemicals), tires, batteries, asbestos-containing materials, medical waste, and any liquids. These require specialized disposal that a standard roll-off can't accommodate. We're happy to point you toward the right resources for prohibited materials — Tarrant County has designated drop-off programs for many of them.

Yes. Our drivers are experienced at driveway placement and assess the surface during delivery. For added protection, we offer boards or planks placed under the container to distribute weight and minimize contact with your driveway surface. This is especially recommended for stamped concrete, pavers, or older asphalt driveways.

We deliver an open-top container to your property on the date you choose. You fill it at your own pace during your rental period. When you're ready — or when the rental period ends — we come back and haul it away. Disposal fees, delivery, pickup, and your included weight allowance are all factored into your upfront quote. No surprise charges on pickup day.

Standard rentals include a 7-day window, which covers most home renovation and cleanout projects. Need more time? Extensions are available — just call before your rental period ends. For larger construction projects, we can structure a longer rental period upfront. We don't penalize you for needing a few extra days; real projects don't always run on schedule.

Each rental includes a weight allowance — typically 2 to 4 tons depending on container size. Heavy materials like concrete, dirt, and brick add up fast and can max out the weight limit before the container looks even half full. If your project is primarily heavy debris, let us know when you book. We'll advise on the most cost-effective approach and help you avoid overage fees.

Overages are charged by the ton at a rate disclosed upfront in your rental agreement. We don't hide this — we'd rather you know the rate before you start loading than be surprised at pickup. If you're concerned about weight, call us before the pickup and we can discuss options like a swap-out or a partial haul.

Yes, but with caveats. Concrete, dirt, rock, and brick are accepted, but they are extremely heavy. A 10-yard container filled entirely with concrete can easily exceed the weight limit of a 40-yard container. For projects involving primarily heavy materials, we typically recommend smaller containers loaded partially, or a haul-and-return arrangement. Describe your debris mix when you call and we'll structure it correctly.

Yes. If you fill your container before the project wraps up, we can schedule a pickup and drop off a fresh container so your crew doesn't have to stop working. This is common on roofing and larger renovation projects. Just call when the container is getting full and we'll coordinate the swap around your timeline.

A standard residential roof tear-off typically fits in a 20-yard dumpster. Larger homes, steep-pitch roofs with multiple shingle layers, or roofing combined with additional renovation debris may require a 30-yard. If you're a roofing contractor managing multiple jobs, we offer contractor account pricing and coordinated scheduling. Call and we'll size it based on your square footage.

Sundance quotes a flat, all-in price upfront — delivery, pickup, disposal fees, and your included weight allowance are all factored in before you commit. The price you're quoted is the price you pay, assuming you stay within the weight limit and rental period. We don't itemize to hide surcharges; the quote is the number.

No hidden fees. The two situations that generate additional charges are: (1) exceeding the weight allowance — overages are charged by the ton at a rate disclosed in your rental agreement, and (2) keeping the container beyond the rental period — daily extension rates are also disclosed upfront. Both are avoidable with a quick call to us if your project is running heavy or long.

No. The quote we give you includes everything — we don't add fuel surcharges, environmental fees, or administrative fees on top of the base price after the fact. This is one of the most common complaints people have with large national waste haulers, and it's one of the reasons clients switch to Sundance.