20 Yard Dumpster Rental in Spartanburg, SC

The 20 yard dumpster is the size most Spartanburg homeowners land on for a project that's genuinely bigger than a single room — a full roof tear-off, a whole-home cleanout, or a kitchen remodel that includes cabinets, flooring and old appliances. It's large enough to handle real volume without stepping up to a job-site-scale container.

We deliver this size across the Upstate, from in-town Spartanburg out to the rural and farm properties toward Woodruff and Pacolet, where a 20 yarder often clears an old outbuilding, a storm-damaged section of fence line, or years of accumulated debris on a larger piece of land. At 22 ft long, it needs a bit more room than our smaller sizes, but it still sits comfortably on most driveways and gravel pads.

Call (864) 754-6073 and we'll confirm this is the right size for your job, or see how it stacks up against our other roll-offs on the dumpster sizes page.

At 22 ft long, 8 ft wide and 4.5 ft deep, a 20 yard container holds about 6–8 pickup-truck loads with 3–4 tons of disposal weight included. That's enough for a full roof tear-off on an average Spartanburg home, a whole-home cleanout ahead of a sale, or a kitchen and bathroom remodel done at the same time.

It's also a common choice for small commercial cleanouts, office decluttering, and larger yard or storm-debris jobs, like clearing a section of land near Croft State Park or hauling away limbs and brush after an Upstate ice storm. The added length makes it a better fit for job sites where crews are loading throughout the day rather than a single weekend cleanout.

One caveat: for dense material like concrete, brick, dirt or a full multi-layer roof tear-off, weight fills up before the container looks full — those heavier jobs are often better served by a lower-profile size loaded to weight rather than volume. Call (864) 754-6073 and describe the material and we'll confirm the right fit.

Step down from the 15 yard dumpster and you lose 2–3 pickup-truck loads of capacity — fine for a garage cleanout, tight for a whole-home job. If your project is a full roof, a whole-home cleanout, or a combined kitchen-and-bath remodel, the 20 yard is almost always the better starting point.

Step up to the 30 yard dumpster and you gain a couple more feet of depth and roughly 3–4 more pickup-truck loads — the size most new construction, major additions and large estate cleanouts actually need. If you're demolishing a structure, gutting an entire house, or running a job site that will fill more than one 20 yarder anyway, the 30 saves you a swap.

For most residential projects — a roof, a whole-home cleanout, a full remodel — the 20 yard is our most-booked size for good reason. If you're not sure, our roofing sizing guide covers the roof scenario specifically, or call (864) 754-6073 and we'll walk through it with you.

Roofing shingles are heavy, so a roof tear-off is one of the few jobs where weight — not volume — usually determines whether a 20 yard container is enough. A single-layer tear-off on an average Spartanburg home typically fits within the 3–4 ton allowance, but a second or third layer of old shingles can push a larger roof past that limit even though the container still looks like it has room.

Before you book, it helps to know roughly how many squares of roofing you're removing and how many layers are coming off. Steep-pitch roofs and homes with dimensional shingles also tend to weigh more per square than a simple ranch with three-tab shingles.

Our roofing tear-off sizing guide breaks this down further, including when to size up to a 30 yard. When in doubt, call (864) 754-6073 and tell us the roof size and layer count — we'll size it based on weight, not just volume, so you're not caught off guard by an overage.