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10-Yard Dumpster Rental in Nashville, TN

Dimensions, weight limits, what fits, and what Nashville operators actually charge for a 10-yard roll-off dumpster rental.

Updated May 202622 local operators$285–$4057–10 day standard
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10-Yard Dumpster: Fast Facts

Price in Nashville$285–$405
Dimensions (approx)12 ft × 8 ft × 3.5 ft
Capacity~3 pickup truck loads
Weight limit2 tons included
Standard rental period7–10 days (extensions $10–$20/day)
Best forSingle-room cleanout, small garage clear-out, furniture removal, attic cleanout

What Fits in a 10-Yard Dumpster?

A 10-yard holds the contents of a small room or garage — furniture, boxes, carpet, or drywall from one room. About 3 pickup truck loads.

Is a 10-Yard Right for Your Nashville Project?

Right for Nashville homeowners doing a seasonal cleanout, small bathroom update, or estate clear-out. If your project covers more than one room or involves roofing debris, step up to a 20-yard.

What Nashville Operators Charge for a 10-Yard

Nashville prices for a 10-yard dumpster range $285–$405 for a standard 7–10 day rental. Key factors:

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a 10-yard dumpster cost in Nashville TN?

A 10-yard dumpster in Nashville typically costs $285–$405 for a standard 7–10 day rental including delivery and pickup. Prices are higher during storm season (March–May) and may include delivery surcharges for areas outside Davidson County.

What can I put in a 10-yard dumpster in Nashville?

A 10-yard holds the contents of a small room or garage — furniture, boxes, carpet, or drywall from one room. About 3 pickup truck loads. Prohibited items in Nashville include: hazardous materials, paint, asbestos, tires, batteries, and electronics. Confirm with your operator before loading anything you're unsure about.

Do I need a permit for a 10-yard dumpster in Nashville?

Only if the dumpster is placed on a public street or right-of-way. Driveway placement requires no permit. Street placement requires a ROW Encroachment Permit from Metro Nashville Public Works — and unlike many cities, most Nashville operators will not pull this permit for you.