Container Sizes Across Queen Anne County
Six roll-off sizes serve Queen Anne County. Every container is 8ft wide, so what changes between them is length, depth and the weight allowance:
- 10 yard: 14ft L x 8ft W x 3.5ft H, holds roughly 3 pickup loads
- 12 yard: 14ft L x 8ft W x 4ft H, holds roughly 4 pickup loads
- 15 yard: 16ft L x 8ft W x 4ft H, holds roughly 5 pickup loads
- 20 yard: 22ft L x 8ft W x 4.5ft H, holds roughly 6 pickup loads
- 30 yard: 22ft L x 8ft W x 6ft H, holds roughly 9 pickup loads
- 40 yard: 22ft L x 8ft W x 8ft H, holds roughly 12 pickup loads
Full dimensions are in the roll-off dumpster sizes guide.
| Dumpster Size | Dimensions | Included weight with rental (overage charged separately) |
|---|---|---|
| 10-yard dumpster | 10ft x 8ft x 4ft | 1 ton or 2,000 pounds |
| 12-yard dumpster | 12ft x 8ft x 4ft | 1 ton or 2,000 pounds |
| 15-yard dumpster | 15ft x 8ft x 4ft | 1 ton or 2,000 pounds |
| 20-yard dumpster | 22ft x 8ft x 4ft | 2 ton or 4,000 pounds |
| 30-yard dumpster | 22ft x 8ft x 6ft | 2 ton or 4,000 pounds |
| 40-yard dumpster | 22ft x 8ft x 8ft | 4 ton or 8,000 pounds |
Queen Anne County Pricing
Roll-off pricing in Queen Anne County runs from $490 to $895: the 10-yard at $490 to $540, the 12-yard at $490 to $540, the 15-yard at $490 to $590, the 20-yard at $590 to $640, the 30-yard at $590 to $690 and the 40-yard at $795 to $895.
Three things move a Queen Anne County quote inside those bands: container size, debris type and rental length. The standard rental is 10 days and extensions are charged per day. The tonnage above is included rather than added afterwards, and overage is billed per ton only if you pass it. Concrete, brick, soil and roofing shingles weigh far more per cubic yard than household junk, which is why a 15-yard of plaster can outweigh a 30-yard of furniture.
| Dumpster Size | Availability Status | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| 10-yard dumpster | Available | $490 – $540 |
| 12-yard dumpster | Available | $490 – $540 |
| 15-yard dumpster | Available | $490 – $590 |
| 20-yard dumpster | Available | $590 – $640 |
| 30-yard dumpster | Available | $590 – $690 |
| 40-yard dumpster | Available | $795 – $895 |
Matching a Container to the Job
What the job produces decides the size, not the size of the property. Typical Queen Anne County jobs and what they cost:
- Garage, attic or basement clearout: 10 or 12 yard at $490 to $540, one ton covers most household loads
- Kitchen or bathroom remodel: 15 yard at $490 to $590, cabinets, tile and subfloor fill it quickly
- Roof tear-off: 20 yard at $590 to $640. One square of asphalt shingles weighs roughly 250 lbs, so a 20-square roof runs about 2.5 tons
- Whole-house renovation: 30 yard at $590 to $690, plaster and lath push the weight up faster than volume suggests
- New construction or demolition: 40 yard at $795 to $895 on scheduled swap-outs so framing offcuts never stop the crew
- Concrete, brick or soil: a dedicated 10 yard heavy-debris container, because 10 cubic yards of concrete weighs around 20 tons
Dumpster Rental in Centreville, Stevensville and Queen Anne’s County
Queen Anne’s County keeps containers moving through Centreville, Stevensville, Grasonville, Chester and Queenstown: Kent Island home projects, shore-property cleanouts, and construction across the Eastern Shore. A 10 or 15-yard roll-off handles a garage or attic, while 20 and 30-yard containers take on full renovations and demolition debris.
Delivery, pickup, disposal and the weight allowance are all in one flat price, with same-day and next-day service across the county. Tell us the town and the job and we will confirm the size and a drop-off window.
Delivery and Placement in Queen Anne County
A roll-off truck needs a clear approach to set a container down. Before delivery, check the spot has:
- 10ft of width for the container and the truck body
- 23ft of straight-line length so the box can roll off the bed
- 14ft of overhead clearance, which rules out low branches, carport roofs and some utility lines
Fill to the top rail and no higher. A container loaded above the rim cannot legally be tarped or hauled, so an overfilled box means a return trip. On block paving or fresh asphalt we lay boards under the rails at no charge.
What You Can Put In
Accepted in Queen Anne County: household junk, construction and demolition debris, timber, drywall, metal, furniture, non-refrigerant appliances, roofing shingles and yard waste. Not accepted: hazardous liquids, tyres, asbestos, and appliances containing refrigerant. Concrete, brick, block and soil are accepted but must go in a dedicated heavy-debris container rather than a mixed load. The full list is in our accepted materials guide.
Permits in Queen Anne County
No permit is needed for a container on private property anywhere in Queen Anne County, driveways included. Street placement is set by the individual municipality rather than the county, so the rule depends on where you are: Barclay, Centreville, Chester, Church Hill and Crumpton each set their own right-of-way rules and processing times. Confirm with the local office before your delivery date and we will position the container to whatever they specify.
Communities We Serve in Queen Anne County
We deliver to 12 communities across Queen Anne County: Barclay, Centreville, Chester, Church Hill, Crumpton, Grasonville, Ingleside, Price, Queen Anne, Queenstown, Stevensville and Sudlersville. Each has its own page with local delivery notes and pricing.
Get a Quote for Queen Anne County
Use the form at the top of this page or call 267-394-7733. Tell us the town, the material and the rough volume, and we will confirm the container size, the included tonnage, the total price and a delivery slot.
