Dumpster rental in Modesto covers roll-off containers from 10 to 40 yards, delivered flat-price with no separate tonnage or fuel charge. Jenys Dumpster rental serves homeowners, roofers, and small remodel crews across Stanislaus County who need debris hauled off before a project can finish.

Dumpster rental in Modesto is a service that drops a roll-off container at your home or job site, leaves it for a set rental term while you load debris, then hauls it to the transfer station and returns the site swept clean.
Every service reflects the same meticulous attention to detail, whether it's a single job or a larger dumpster rental project across Modesto.

The 10-yard roll-off holds about 4 pickup-truck loads and is the flat $695 minimum. It fits a single-room remodel, a bathroom gut, or a small garage cleanout, and its short 12-to-14-foot footprint slides onto the narrow older driveways common around Graceada Park and Rose Park. Because the sidewall is low, it is the practical choice for heavy inert debris like broken concrete, tile, and brick where weight caps out before volume does.
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The 15-yard container ($750) bridges the gap between a small cleanout and a full remodel, holding roughly 6 pickup loads. It suits mid-size kitchen work, flooring tear-outs, deck removals, and mixed household debris where a 10-yard would fill before the job is done but a 20-yard is more bin than the project needs. It keeps a tighter footprint than a 20-yard while adding about half again the capacity.
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The 20-yard roll-off ($795) holds about 8 pickup loads and is the common choice for roofing tear-offs and multi-room renovations. Its low sidewall makes loading shingles, drywall, and bagged debris easier than a taller bin, and it remains short enough to fit most two-car driveways. For a standard single-layer asphalt shingle roof under about 2,500 square feet, a 20-yard is usually the right call.
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The 30-yard container ($895) holds roughly 12 pickup loads and handles whole-home renovations, large additions, and steady construction debris. It needs clear driveway or street frontage of about 22 feet plus room for the truck to lift and set, so placement is confirmed before drop-off. It is the workhorse size for a gut remodel that runs framing, drywall, flooring, and fixtures out of the same bin over several weeks.
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The 40-yard roll-off ($995) is the largest, holding about 16 pickup loads for major demolition, commercial cleanouts, and estate-scale clearing. Bulky, light debris such as cabinetry, insulation, and packaging fills the volume best; dense loads like concrete are better split across smaller bins by weight to stay within road limits. It is the size for a project generating a full container every few days.
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Same-day and next-day drop-off is available across Modesto when the daily schedule allows, and a full bin can be swapped for an empty one on active job sites so a crew never stops to wait on a haul. On a multi-phase remodel or a busy tear-off week, a swap-out keeps material moving instead of piling in the yard. Delivery windows are given as a real time range, not an all-day wait.
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Residential roll-offs cover home cleanouts, garage clearing, yard and storm debris, and remodel waste. Driveway placement is planned to protect the surface and keep the container clear of the sidewalk on tighter Modesto lots, and boards can be set under the wheels on request to spread the load on older concrete. This is the everyday choice for a homeowner clearing a decade of stored items or finishing a weekend demolition.
Get a quote →Construction and demolition dumpsters take framing, drywall, roofing, and mixed job-site debris for contractors and small crews. Flat pricing keeps the bid clean with no surprise tonnage line at the end, which matters when you quoted the homeowner a fixed number weeks ago. Standard and long-term terms cover both a quick tear-off and a staged build.
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If you are clearing one bathroom, a small kitchen, or a garage, a 10-yard container ($695) or a 15-yard ($750) handles the debris and still fits on a standard Modesto driveway. If you are running a full-home renovation or a roof tear-off, a 20-yard ($795) or 30-yard ($895) carries the shingles, lath, and framing without a second trip. Heavy demolition, large additions, and commercial cleanouts fit a 40-yard ($995).
The trade-off is straightforward: bigger bins cost more and need more driveway or street frontage, while a smaller bin saves space but fills fast on dense debris like roofing or concrete. Roofing and concrete are heavy, so a partly filled 20-yard often weighs more than a stuffed 10-yard of household junk; for tear-offs and slab breakouts, choose the container by weight capacity, not by how much empty space is left on top. A useful rule of thumb: a 10-yard is a single-room scope, a 20-yard is a whole-floor scope, and a 30 or 40-yard is a whole-house scope.
For heavy inert material like dirt, brick, and concrete, most of that weight belongs in a 10-yard even when the bin looks half empty, because a full roll-off of clean concrete can exceed a truck's legal road weight long before it reaches the rim.
Every project gets a firm, written price after an on-site visit. Ranges below for orientation.
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Modesto's older core neighborhoods around Graceada Park, La Loma, and the streets near the Modesto Arch and McHenry Mansion have narrow frontages and short driveways, so a 10 or 15-yard bin often places better than a long 30-yard, and the crew will say so rather than upsell a container that will not fit. In newer Pelandale-area and Village One subdivisions, HOA rules and tight cul-de-sacs shape where a container can legally sit and for how long, so placement is confirmed before the truck rolls to avoid a fine or a blocked turnaround. Central Valley summer heat is its own factor near Tuolumne River Regional Park and the Airport Neighborhood; organic yard debris and food waste break down and draw pests fast in triple-digit stretches, which is why a prompt pickup window matters more here than in cooler climates. Downtown work near the Gallo Center for the Arts, the State Theatre, and the streets feeding Modesto Junior College runs into curb parking and limited frontage, so street placement there is where an encroachment permit question most often comes up. For roof tear-offs across the older College Area bungalows and the ranch homes near John Thurman Field, shingle weight is the deciding factor, not roof footprint, so the size recommendation is built around layers and square footage together.