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15-Yard Dumpster Rental in Connecticut

The sweet spot — $547, 2,000 lbs included. Kitchen renos, multi-room demo, mixed-debris contractor work. Same-day from Stamford or West Haven yard when you call before 11 AM.

Includes 2,000 lbs disposal · 7-day rental window
  • 16,000+

    jobs completed

  • 4.99

    463 reviews

  • Family-owned

    since 2014 (12 years)

  • Licensed & insured

    in Connecticut & New York

Roll-off dumpster delivery in Fairfield County by Stamford Junk Pros

The 15-yard is the most-common rental for kitchen renovations in our service area. Slightly more capacity than a 10 with the same road-legal weight ceiling — the right call when you want a buffer over the 10-yard for mixed-debris kitchen, bath, or whole-room work. Here's what fits, why kitchen contractors usually pick 15 over 10, and when to step up to 20.

The 15-yard is the size most homeowners book when they call us "to be safe." It's also the size most contractors book without asking, because the math on going from 10 to 15 (about $100 more for ~50% more volume) almost always beats the cost of a swap-out mid-job.

What fits in a 15-yard

From actual jobs we've run:

  • Full kitchen demo — cabinets + countertops + flooring + drywall + backsplash + small appliances. The standard kitchen-reno load.
  • Bath + adjacent hall demo — primary bath gut plus the hallway floor / walls. Two-room contained demo.
  • Multi-room flooring tear-up — hardwood, tile, carpet across 2-3 rooms.
  • Larger shed and outbuilding teardowns — 12x16 to 14x20 wood-frame structures including floor, siding, and roof.
  • Mid-size deck removal — 200-400 sq ft single-level deck.
  • Bigger garage cleanouts — 2-car or detached structure with decade of accumulated junk.
  • Mixed renovation debris — drywall + framing + flooring from a sub-room or addition framing waste.
  • ~25-40 squares of asphalt roofing — with weight headroom over a 10-yard. Useful for medium-size tear-offs where you want one can instead of two 10s on rotation.

The pattern across these: mixed materials, not pure-heavy. Mixed loads hit volume before they hit weight on the 15-yard. Pure heavy loads still belong in a 10.

Why kitchen contractors pick 15 over 10

Kitchens generate mixed debris streams. The materials don't all behave the same way in a roll-off:

  • Cabinets — light and bulky. Volume-constrained. Take up a lot of can space per pound.
  • Flooring — heavy if tile, light if hardwood. Variable.
  • Countertops — very heavy if granite, stone, or concrete. Low volume per pound.
  • Drywall — light and bulky. Standard renovation waste.
  • Old appliances — awkward shapes; refrigerators / freezers / ACs / dehumidifiers have refrigerant rules ($50/each fee in a roll-off if loaded, refrigerant must be removed first by a certified tech).

The 15-yard handles the volume mix without running out of space, while still respecting weight limits on the heavy stuff (countertops, tile). Going from 10 to 15 buys roughly 50% more volume for under 25% more cost — the math works for contractors who don't want a swap-out mid-job. Swap-outs are operationally fine (we coordinate them same-day from Stamford yard before 11 AM, next-day otherwise), but the dead time during the swap is real on an active demo.

For pure heavy-debris jobs (concrete walkway tear-up, brick chimney teardown, asphalt shingle tear-off), the 10 is still the right call. Same weight ceiling on the 15 — you'd pay more for capacity you can't legally haul once it's loaded with heavy material.

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When to step up to 20

15 → 20 makes sense when:

  • The reno is whole-floor, not single-room. Multiple rooms of mixed debris compound past 12 cubic yards.
  • Volume estimate is over 12 cubic yards of light-to-medium debris.
  • The debris is mostly light bulky — insulation, ductwork, attic clearance, basement furniture.
  • You want one delivery instead of a 15 + swap. Multi-week projects benefit from one larger can over rotating two smaller ones, when weight isn't the constraint.

Don't go bigger than 15 for tear-offs, concrete demo, or any pure-heavy-debris job — same weight ceiling applies on the 20 and the 30/40. A 20-yard full of asphalt shingles or concrete is over the road-legal weight limit and physically can't be hauled back. We won't deliver the bigger cans for those loads. 10-yard or two 10-yards on rotation is the right tool.

For more on the volume / capacity trade-off at the next size up, see the 20-Yard Dumpster Rental page.

15-yard dumpster rental — up-front pricing

Up-front pricing. No zone pricing. Each size includes delivery, pickup, dumping, the 7-day rental window, and a weight allowance shown below. Standard add-ons disclosed up-front and confirmed at booking. Tap any size for the dedicated size guide.

Included in your base rate

  • Delivery and pickup
  • Dumping at licensed transfer station
  • 7-day rental window
  • Included weight per size (see size table)
  • No zone pricing or driveway surcharges across our service area

Standard add-ons (disclosed up-front)

  • Overweight: $0.10 per pound over the included cap
  • Extension day: $15 per day beyond the 7-day window
  • Tire (if loaded): $50 each
  • CFC appliance (refrigerator, freezer, AC, dehumidifier — if loaded): $50 each
  • Mattress or box spring (if loaded): $50 each

Add-on charges reflect actual transfer-station and disposal fees passed through to you — we don't mark up overweight, extra items, or disposal costs.

Final pricing confirmed at booking based on actual weight, rental length, and items loaded.

What can’t go in the dumpster
  • Paint, solvents, oil, household chemicals (route through CT DEEP hazardous waste)
  • Batteries — any kind, lithium especially
  • Asbestos-containing materials (specialized hauler required)
  • Tires (route to a tire dealer or pay $50/each disposal fee if loaded)
  • Medical waste
  • Liquids of any kind
  • Customer is responsible for re-routing prohibited items. See the full prohibited-items list for Connecticut.

What you see is what you book — no zone pricing, no driveway surcharges, no weekend delivery fees. Standard charges for overweight, extension days, and certain prohibited items disclosed above and confirmed at booking.

15-yard pricing — $547 flat

Same up-front pricing the rest of the site uses. The pricing table above pulls from our canonical pricing constant.

What's included in the $547 base rate:

  • Delivery and pickup to your CT or lower NY address
  • Dumping at a licensed transfer station that takes the material in your load
  • 7-day rental window from drop to pickup
  • 2,000 lbs (1 ton) included weight allowance
  • No zone pricing, no driveway surcharges

Cost-passthrough on overweight: $0.10 per pound over the 1-ton cap. Real transfer-station rate, not marked up. Mixed kitchen-reno debris usually stays within the cap; loads with significant stone countertops or tile can run over.

For the full pricing reference, see How Pricing Works.

Grizzly Bag dumpster service in Connecticut

Smaller jobs

Need something smaller? Try a Grizzly Bag.

Not every job needs a full roll-off dumpster. Our Grizzly Bags hold 8 cubic yards — perfect for kitchen demos, single-room cleanouts, deck debris, or yard waste.

  • No rental timeframe — fill on your schedule
  • No weight limit (restrictions apply)
  • Guaranteed flat-rate pricing — what you book is what you pay

We drop it off, you fill it on your timeline, we pick it up when you’re done.

Learn More About Grizzly Bags

Common 15-yard customers

Most-requested 15-yard customers in our service area:

  • Kitchen contractors across Fairfield County — Greenwich / Darien / New Canaan / Westport / Wilton kitchens are the highest-density 15-yard work in our dispatch logs.
  • Multi-room renovation crews — kitchen + bath, kitchen + mudroom, primary suite reconfigurations.
  • Homeowners doing whole-bath + kitchen combined work — single-can solution for combined demo waste.
  • Cleanouts with mixed heavy + light debris — estate jobs that include some furniture + some appliances + some renovation leftovers.
  • Mid-size additions — framing waste + drywall + insulation + flooring from an addition under ~400 sq ft.
  • Smaller commercial contractors — single-store retail interior work, restaurant decommissioning at the smaller end.

The pattern: mixed materials, multi-room scope, weight not the binding constraint.

Service area + delivery

Two-depot dispatch covers all of Connecticut and lower New York:

  • Stamford depot — Fairfield County (Greenwich through Newtown), Westchester County NY, Litchfield far-NW
  • West Haven yard — New Haven, Hartford, Litchfield closer-in, Middlesex County, lower New London shoreline

Same-day delivery on the 15-yard when you call before 11 AM and the size is on the lot. After 11 AM or on weekends, next-day is standard. Phones answered Mon–Fri 8 AM – 4 PM live, AI after-hours and weekends at (203) 219-8855.

For the full town-by-town coverage, see Service Area.

15-yard customers — what they say

Filtered from our review corpus for 15-yard, kitchen, renovation, demo, and cleanout mentions.

  • A
    They are very helpful. They brought me a 10-yard dumpster for a demo project.

    Steve T. · Stratford, CT

    HomeAdvisor / AngiMay 2025

  • A
    Kind and easy service!! Staff was very helpful in figuring out what we needed for a small renovation job. Drop off and pick up of dumpster was easy and seamless!!

    Kristen P. · Norwalk, CT

    HomeAdvisor / AngiSep 2023

  • A
    Best dumpster rental experience! This is the company you want to rent from—! When they say owner operated it means they pick up the phone, they call you back, they do the right thing! Made my garage cleanup and unpacking so much easier! Who knew a dumpster could be so empowering!!!

    Nancy M. · Old Greenwich, CT

    HomeAdvisor / AngiJun 2023

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15-yard dumpster rental FAQs

Will a full kitchen demo fit in a 15-yard?
Almost always yes. Cabinets + countertops + flooring + drywall + backsplash + small appliances all fit cleanly with buffer. The exception is a high-end primary kitchen with granite or stone countertops + tile floor + cast-iron appliances — that's a heavy load and you might hit the 2-ton weight cap before the volume cap. For high-end stone-and-tile kitchens, mention the materials at booking; we sometimes recommend two 10-yards on rotation instead so the heavy stuff goes in one and the cabinets / drywall in the other.
What's the weight limit on a 15-yard?
2,000 lbs (1 ton) included in the $547 base rate. Anything over the cap is $0.10 per pound — the actual transfer-station rate, passed through with no markup. The 15-yard's volume capacity is bigger than the 10's, but the road-legal weight ceiling is the same: ~4-6 tons of heavy material maximum. That's why we don't recommend the 15 over the 10 for pure heavy debris (concrete, brick, asphalt shingles) — same weight ceiling, more capacity you can't legally haul.
How long can I keep a 15-yard?
Seven days included. $15 per day past day 7 if you need extra time. Call before the rental window closes — we'd rather know in advance and update the dispatch board than scramble for pickup-day coordination once a truck is already routed.
Can I put heavy debris in a 15-yard?
Some, but not as the primary load. The 15-yard's 1-ton included weight covers mixed renovation debris with some heavy material in the mix (a partial bath gut with tile, some old plaster pieces from a wall removal). For pure heavy debris — full concrete walkway tear-up, brick chimney teardown, asphalt shingle tear-off — book a 10-yard instead. The 10 is the only size sized correctly for the road-legal weight ceiling on heavy material. The 15 has the same weight ceiling but more volume you'd pay for and can't fill with weight.
15-yard or 10-yard for my project?
10-yard if your project is heavy debris (concrete, brick, shingles, dirt) or contained single-room work (small bath, half-garage cleanout, single shed teardown). 15-yard if your project is mixed-debris renovation (kitchen, multi-room, attic + basement combined cleanout) or you want a 50% volume buffer over the 10 for under 25% more cost. The decision shape: density-limited → 10. Volume-limited → 15. Most kitchen contractors pick 15 even when the math says a 10 might fit, because running out of capacity mid-demo is more painful than the $100 step-up.
What's the driveway footprint for a 15-yard?
15-yard cans are 16 feet long, 7.5 feet wide, 4.5 feet high. Slightly longer and taller than the 10-yard, same width. Most CT residential driveways accommodate it. The truck needs about 22 feet of vertical clearance and a straight-line approach. Tight Stamford / Greenwich coastal driveways and narrow downtown blocks sometimes can't host the 15 — in those cases the 10 is the right call. If you're not sure, snap a photo of the driveway entrance and text it to (203) 219-8855 before booking.

Book a 15-yard

Call (203) 219-8855 or send a quote request. Same-day delivery when you call before 11 AM. Phones answered Mon–Fri 8 AM – 4 PM live, AI after-hours and weekends.