30 Yard Dumpster Rental in Simpsonville, SC

Once a project moves past a single house’s worth of debris — a full home renovation, a commercial space getting cleared out, or a new-construction site generating framing offcuts and packaging by the dumpster load — the 30 yard is usually where we land. At 22 ft long by 7.5 ft wide by 6 ft tall, it holds about 9 pickup-truck loads, enough to carry a bigger job from start to finish in one drop-off rather than scheduling a swap partway through.

Weight allowance sits at 4–5 tons, which gives you real room for a mixed load of construction debris, old furniture, and general renovation waste before weight becomes the limiting factor. It’s a bigger footprint than our mid-size containers, so we’ll ask about your driveway or lot before delivery to confirm it fits comfortably. Call (864) 432-6521 and tell us about the project and we’ll get you sized right the first time.

Built for Bigger Jobs

A 30 yard earns its size on jobs where a smaller container would mean a callback for a second load — a whole-house renovation, a commercial cleanout, or a new-construction site where debris keeps coming as the build progresses. It’s a common choice for contractors who’d rather keep one container on site for the duration of a job than coordinate multiple swaps. See our construction dumpster rental and commercial dumpster rental pages for more on how we handle ongoing job-site debris.

30 Yard vs. 40 Yard — Which Way to Go

The 30 yard covers most whole-house and commercial jobs, but a couple of situations call for stepping up to the 40 yard instead: a major demolition, a large construction site with heavy ongoing volume, or a commercial fit-out generating debris faster than a single 30 yard can absorb. If your project is contained to one property and one phase of work, the 30 yard is usually the right call. Our size guide covers the full lineup, or call (864) 432-6521 and describe the scope.

What Doesn’t Fit / Weight Considerations

The 4–5 ton weight allowance handles a mixed renovation or construction load well, but a load heavy on concrete, brick, tile, or roofing material can hit that ceiling before the box fills up — if that’s a large share of what’s coming out, mention it when you book so we can confirm the 30 yard is still the right size rather than the concrete & heavy debris service handling it separately. Whole tires are banned from South Carolina landfills outright under S.C. Code § 44-96-170, with a $2 fee at time of sale or disposal, and belong at a registered tire retailer instead. Lead-acid batteries are banned under § 44-96-180 and go to a battery retailer or recycler. Major appliances fall under the state’s “white goods” landfill ban, § 44-96-200. Electronics and TVs have been banned from South Carolina landfills statewide since July 2011 — a genuine legal prohibition, not a courtesy request. Asbestos, paint, fuel, and other chemicals never go in any size container. Full list in our what can go in a dumpster in South Carolina guide.

Typical Rental Period

A 30 yard typically stays out for a standard rental period, which fits most whole-house or commercial timelines. Construction and renovation jobs run long more often than not, so if you need it on site longer than planned, call us and we’ll extend the rental rather than force a rushed pickup mid-project.