Dumpster Size Guide: Choosing 10, 20, 30 or 40 Yards
A practical breakdown of what fits in each roll-off size, with real project examples from South Florida homes and job sites.
Learn more →A room-by-room approach to sorting, donating and disposing when clearing a family home.
Work through paperwork, jewelry boxes, freezers and the backs of drawers first. Deeds, savings bonds, photographs and small valuables routinely surface in the least likely containers. Assign one sealed box for anything requiring family review.
Keep, donate, sell and dispose. Physically separate the piles into different rooms rather than different corners — mixed piles get re-sorted repeatedly, and re-sorting is what turns a weekend into three weekends.
Start with storage spaces: garage, attic, sheds and closets. They hold the highest volume of clearly disposable material, and clearing them creates staging room for sorting the living areas.
Paint, chemicals, propane, batteries and refrigerant appliances cannot go in the container. Medications should go to a pharmacy take-back. Documents with account numbers deserve shredding rather than a dumpster.
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Call (561) 537-3443 Request a QuoteA practical breakdown of what fits in each roll-off size, with real project examples from South Florida homes and job sites.
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