Dumpster Rental Colorado Springs

Dumpster rental Colorado Springs covers the whole city, from Briargate in the north to Fountain in the south. You pick a size, pick your dates, and book online. We drop the dumpster on your driveway, and we haul it away when you call us. No phone tag. No guesswork on price.

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Quick answer

Colorado Springs is our home hub city, so delivery runs daily across El Paso County. A 10-yard dumpster starts near $300 for a 3-day rental, based on published local prices. A 20-yard dumpster runs near $350 for a short rental. Most jobs use a 20-yard dumpster for 7 days. Book online and your exact price is confirmed before you pay.

Dumpster rental Colorado Springs prices by size

The table below shows published market prices in Colorado Springs, checked November 14, 2026. These are ranges from local haulers, not our prices. Our exact price is confirmed when you book.

SizeMarket rangeRental daysIncluded tonsExtra day
10-yard$300-$4803-14 days1-3 tons$15-$25 per day
15-yard$350-$5507 days1.5-3 tons$15-$25 per day
20-yard$350-$6793-14 days2-4 tons$15-$25 per day
30-yard$530-$8097-14 days3-5 tons$15-$25 per day
40-yard$650-$9067-14 days4-6 tons$15-$25 per day

Sources: All American Dumpster lists a 10-yard dumpster from $300 for 3 days. Its 20-yard dumpster runs $350. Extra days cost $25 per day. Overage costs $65 per ton. Bin There Dump That, flat rates from $339. Dumpster Rental Dogs, 10-yard $380-$480 and 30-yard $530-$585, 14 days, $85 per ton overage, $15 per day, about a $95 delivery fee. National averages from Dumpsters.com, October 2026: 10-yard $586, 20-yard $679, 30-yard $809, 40-yard $906. The 15-yard range uses the local 10-yard and 20-yard prices as its bounds. The 40-yard range uses the national average as its top end. Overage fees in Colorado Springs run $65 to $85 per ton with these haulers. The national norm is $40 to $100 per ton.

Short rentals cost less per day but give you less time. A 3-day rental suits a fast cleanout. A 7-day rental suits a remodel with a crew on site. A 14-day rental suits a big job with slow debris. Pick the rental length that fits your job, not the cheapest headline price. Extra days are cheap, but a rushed job costs more in stress than it saves in cash.

Watch for fees that hide outside the headline price. Delivery fees, tonnage overage, and extra days are the three that surprise people most. Ask for the full bill before you book: size price, delivery fee, included tons, overage per ton, and extra day price. We confirm all five before you pay. That is how you avoid price shock at pickup.

What size fits your job in Colorado Springs?

Most Colorado Springs jobs need a 10-yard, 20-yard, or 30-yard dumpster. Small jobs take the 10-yard. Most remodels take the 20-yard. Whole-house cleanouts take the 30-yard. Use the size guide below, then check your size with the free estimator.

  • 10-yard dumpster: small cleanout, one room, small bathroom, or heavy debris like concrete and dirt. About 3 pickup loads. About 50 to 70 bags.
  • 15-yard dumpster: mid-size cleanout, two-room remodel, or new flooring through a house. About 4 to 5 pickup loads. About 80 to 100 bags.
  • 20-yard dumpster: the most rented size in Colorado Springs. Kitchen remodel, multi-room cleanout, flooring, or roofing tear-off. About 6 pickup loads. About 110 to 130 bags.
  • 30-yard dumpster: whole-house cleanout, major renovation, or large construction debris. About 9 pickup loads. About 170 to 190 bags. Not for heavy debris.
  • 40-yard dumpster: major demolition or large light bulky debris. About 12 pickup loads. About 230 to 250 bags. Never for concrete, dirt, or brick.

Still picking a size? Use the dumpster size calculator. It asks about your job in Briargate, the Powers corridor, or Falcon. Then it points to the right size in under a minute. Compare sizes in the full Colorado prices guide too.

Heavy debris changes the choice. Concrete, dirt, brick, and tile are heavy. They fill a small dumpster by weight long before they fill it by space. A 10-yard dumpster is the right call for a concrete patio tear-out in Briargate or a dirt job in Falcon. A 30-yard or 40-yard dumpster full of concrete would break the weight limit and cost you a big overage fee. Read the weight limits guide before you load heavy material.

Local facts for Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs is the second largest city in Colorado, with 478,961 people in the 2020 Census. It sits in El Paso County at the foot of Pikes Peak. The city mixes old homes, new suburbs, and military housing. That mix drives the dumpster jobs here: remodels in old homes, cleanouts in new suburbs, and roofing work after hail.

We serve these areas: Briargate, Broadmoor, Old Colorado City, the Powers corridor, Falcon, Security-Widefield, Fountain, and Monument. Manitou Springs sits just west of the city, and we serve it too. It has its own town rules for street placement. ZIP codes we cover include 80903, 80906, 80907, 80909, 80910, 80911, 80915, 80917, 80918, 80919, 80920, 80921, 80922, 80923, 80924, 80925, 80926, and 80929.

Housing stock shapes the job. Old Colorado City and the Broadmoor area hold older homes with small lots and tight driveways. A 10-yard or 15-yard dumpster fits those lots best. Briargate and the Powers corridor hold newer homes with wide concrete driveways. A 20-yard or 30-yard dumpster fits those driveways with room to spare. Falcon and the east side hold newer builds on larger lots, where a 30-yard dumpster is easy to place. Tell us your street and lot type when you book, and we match the size to the space.

Permits are simple here. A dumpster on your own driveway needs no permit. A dumpster on a public street or sidewalk needs a Land Use Review revocable permit from the City of Colorado Springs. Call 719-385-5905 to ask about your street. Keep the dumpster on the driveway when you can. It skips the permit, skips the wait, and keeps the street clear for your neighbors. See the full Colorado permit guide for the steps.

Debris from Colorado Springs goes to the Colorado Springs Landfill or the Midway Landfill in the Fountain area. Both take household and construction debris. Hazardous items do not go in a dumpster. Paint, chemicals, tires, batteries, and appliances with freon need a separate drop-off. El Paso County runs household hazardous waste days for those items. Check the county schedule before your rental starts.

HOA rules matter in Briargate, the Powers corridor, and Falcon. Many HOAs limit how long a dumpster can sit in view and where it can sit. Most allow 7 days. Some ask for a note before delivery. Check your HOA rules before you book, and tell us the limit. We plan pickup inside your HOA window so you avoid a fine.

Driveways in Colorado Springs are mostly concrete, with older asphalt in Old Colorado City and parts of the south side. Concrete holds a loaded dumpster well when boards sit under the rails. Asphalt softens in summer heat, so boards matter even more on hot days. We place boards under the rails on every driveway drop. Read will a dumpster damage my driveway for the full checklist.

Hail drives roofing jobs here. After a hail storm, roofers work street by street through Briargate and the east side. A 20-yard dumpster fits most single-layer roof tear-offs. A 30-yard dumpster fits a large roof or a two-layer tear-off. Book early after a storm, because trucks fill fast. Our roofing dumpster service covers shingles, underlayment, and flashing.

Services we deliver in Colorado Springs

Every service below runs in Colorado Springs with the same booking flow. Pick the service that matches your job, then pick your size and dates.

How delivery and pickup work in Colorado Springs

Book in three quick steps on the booking page. Pick a size first. Then pick a delivery date and rental days. Then add your address and phone number. We ring you to confirm the size, the dates, and the exact price. The booking page takes no payment.

Delivery day is simple. Clear the driveway spot before the truck arrives. The truck needs about 10.5 feet of width and 60 feet of straight clearance. It also needs 25 to 30 feet of clear space above for the lift. Move cars, low branches, and basketball hoops out of the way. The driver sets boards under the rails, sets the dumpster down, and checks the spot with you.

Load it right and you dodge extra fees. Fill the dumpster level with the top edge. Never fill above it. Put heavy material at the bottom. Put light material on top. Keep paint, chemicals, tires, batteries, and hazardous waste out. El Paso County runs drop-off days for those items. Never mix concrete with household junk in a big dumpster. Unsure about an item? Check what can go in a dumpster or call us first.

Pickup is one call away. Ring or message us when the dumpster is full. We book pickup, usually the next business day. Keep the area clear so the truck can hook the dumpster and go. Move cars away from it on pickup day. We haul it to the Colorado Springs Landfill, and your job is done.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a permit for a dumpster on my driveway in Colorado Springs?

No. A dumpster on your own driveway needs no city permit in Colorado Springs. A permit is only needed when the dumpster sits on a public street or sidewalk. That is a Land Use Review revocable permit from the City of Colorado Springs, phone 719-385-5905.

What size dumpster fits a kitchen remodel in Colorado Springs?

A 20-yard dumpster fits most kitchen remodels in Colorado Springs. It holds about 6 pickup loads and 110 to 130 bags. It takes cabinets, flooring, drywall, and old fixtures. Pick a 10-yard dumpster instead if you only tear out a small kitchen with light debris.

How much does a 20-yard dumpster cost in Colorado Springs?

Published market prices put a 20-yard dumpster near $350 for a short rental in Colorado Springs. The source is All American Dumpster, checked November 14, 2026. The national average for a 20-yard dumpster was $679 in October 2026, per Dumpsters.com. Your exact price is confirmed when you book.

Will a dumpster damage my driveway in Colorado Springs?

A dumpster can scuff or crack a weak driveway. Boards go under the rails on every driveway drop in Colorado Springs. Concrete driveways in Briargate and the Powers corridor hold up well with boards. Older asphalt in Old Colorado City needs extra care, so tell us about cracks before delivery.

Can I put a dumpster on the street in Old Colorado City or Manitou Springs?

Yes, but only with a Land Use Review revocable permit from the City of Colorado Springs, phone 719-385-5905. Streets in Old Colorado City are narrow. Manitou Springs has its own town rules. Check with the town before you place a dumpster there. Keep the driveway as your first choice.

What items can I not put in a dumpster in Colorado Springs?

You cannot load paint, chemicals, tires, batteries, appliances with freon, or hazardous waste. El Paso County runs household hazardous waste drop-off days for those items. Ask us before you load anything wet, heavy, or odd, and we will point you to the right place.

How fast can I get a dumpster in Falcon or Fountain?

Falcon and Fountain sit inside our Colorado Springs service area, so next-day delivery is the normal plan. Same-day delivery is possible when you book early and a truck is free. Book online or call [PHONE] and we confirm your delivery window the same day.

Dumpster rental near Colorado Springs

We also serve the cities around Colorado Springs. Each city has its own page with local prices, permits, and delivery facts.

The service areas page lists all 79 cities we serve.

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Ready to clear the garage in Briargate or tear out the kitchen on the Powers corridor? Pick your size and dates, then book online in minutes. Or call us and we book it with you. Your exact price is confirmed before you pay.

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Last updated: November 14, 2026. Prices shown are published market ranges with sources cited. Our exact prices are confirmed at booking.