Dumpster Rental Prices in Colorado

Dumpster rental prices in Colorado depend on size, rental length, weight, and delivery distance. This guide lists published market ranges by size and city, with sources and dates.

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Quick answer

How much does it cost to rent a dumpster in Colorado? Published Colorado ranges run $250 to $995 by size. A 10-yard bin typically runs $300 to $500, and a 20-yard bin typically runs $400 to $560. The national average was $586 for a 10-yard bin in October 2026, per Dumpsters.com. It was $679 for a 20-yard bin, $809 for a 30-yard bin, and $906 for a 40-yard bin. Our exact price is confirmed when you book.

Dumpster rental prices by size

The table below lists published market ranges, not our prices. Our exact price is confirmed when you book. National averages come from Dumpsters.com, October 2026. Colorado ranges come from haulers who publish their rates, checked November 14, 2026.

SizeNational averageColorado published rangeSources
10-yard$586$250 to $660All American (Colorado Springs, from $300, 3-day); Bin There Dump That (Colorado Springs, $379, 7-day); Dumpster Rental Dogs (Colorado Springs, $380 to $480, 14-day)
15-yard$600$300 to $750Mo's Hauling (Denver, $300 for 3 days, $365 for 7 days); Dumpster Rental Dogs (Aurora, $440 to $520, 14-day); Dumpster Diverz (Greeley, $400, 15-day)
20-yard$679$330 to $815HBS Trash (Denver, $330 to $500, 14-day, 3 tons); All American (Colorado Springs, $400, 7-day); Dumpster Rental Dogs (Denver, $495 to $565, 14-day)
30-yard$809$345 to $895HBS Trash (Denver, $345 to $550, 14-day, 3 tons); Dumpster Rental Dogs (Denver, $535 to $635; Colorado Springs, $530 to $585); All American (Colorado Springs, $550, 7-day)
40-yard$906$550 to $995All American (Colorado Springs, $650, 7-day); Dumpster Rental Dogs (Aurora, $695 to $700, 14-day); Prime Dumpster (Fort Collins, $699 to $899, 5-day); ZTERS (Denver, $710 to $820, 10-day)

The national range across all sizes was $329 to $1,583 in 2026, per Dumpsters.com. Colorado prices sit below the national average in most cases. That is good news for renters here.

Dumpsters.com lists a national average near $600 for a 15-yard bin in 2026. A 15-yard rental usually lands between the 10-yard and 20-yard figures.

Prices by Colorado city

Price varies by city. Delivery distance, landfill fees, and local demand all play a part. Ranges below come from published sources dated November 2026.

CityPublished rangeSource
Denver$324 to $820Hometown Dumpster Rental, HBS Trash, Dumpster Rental Dogs, ZTERS
Colorado Springs$260 to $695All American Dumpster, Bin There Dump That, Dumpster Rental Dogs, Dumpster Champs
Aurora$321 to $950Dumpster Rental Dogs, ZTERS, Hometown Dumpster Rental, Dumpster Rentals US
Fort Collins$349 to $975Prime Dumpster, ZTERS, Dumpsters.com ($465 to $975, avg $689), Skyline Roll-Off
Pueblo$450 to $795Dumpster Rentals US, Springs and Pueblo ladder (no Pueblo local hauler publishes a price list)
Greeley$300 to $1,081Dumpster Diverz, 1020 Roll Off, Hometown Dumpster Rental, Dumpsters.com ($445 to $1,081, avg $658)
Boulder$381 to $681Hometown Dumpster Rental (few published rates in Boulder)

Denver and Colorado Springs have the most published prices, because local haulers there list rates on their sites. Smaller cities have fewer published rates. No Lakewood hauler publishes a price list, so use the Denver metro ranges there. Ask for a quote at booking for an exact figure in your city.

What changes the price

Size is the biggest factor. A 40-yard bin costs more than a 10-yard bin, because it holds more and weighs more at the landfill. Rental length is next. Most rentals run 7 to 14 days, with 7 days the most common term.

Weight matters more than most people expect. Every rental includes a set tonnage. A 10-yard bin usually includes 1 to 3 tons. A 20-yard bin usually includes 2 to 4 tons. A 30-yard bin usually includes 3 to 5 tons. A 40-yard bin usually includes 4 to 6 tons.

Delivery distance matters too. A job far from the hauler yard costs more to reach. Debris type matters as well. Heavy debris like concrete costs more per ton than light household waste.

Fees to watch for

Overage is the fee that surprises people most. Go over the included weight and you pay per ton. In Colorado, overage typically runs $40 to $100 per ton. Published rates include $65 per ton at All American Dumpster and $70 per ton at Mo's Hauling. HBS Trash charges $75 per ton. Dumpster Rental Dogs charges $85 per ton in Colorado Springs and $95 per ton in Denver and Aurora.

Extra days typically run $10 to $25 per day. HBS Trash charges $5 per extra day. All American Dumpster charges $25 per extra day. Dumpster Rental Dogs charges $15 per extra day in Colorado Springs. Pick the right rental length at booking to avoid the daily charge.

Delivery fees may apply on remote jobs. Dumpster Rental Dogs lists a delivery fee of about $50 on some Denver and Aurora jobs when it is shown as its own line. Most haulers include delivery in the flat rate. Ask at booking whether delivery is included in your quote.

An overfilled bin can draw a fee too. Keep the load level with the top rail. A banned item in the load can draw a landfill fine. Do not load hazardous waste, paint, chemicals, tires, batteries, or asbestos.

How to get your exact price

Published ranges help you plan. Your exact price depends on your size, your city, your rental length, and your debris type. The only way to get an exact figure is to ask at booking.

Use the dumpster size calculator first. Pick your job and your debris type, and it will match you to a size. Then book online and tell us the size, the dates, and the address.

We confirm your exact price before you pay. No payment is taken on the booking page.

Compare like with like when you shop around. Check the included tonnage, the rental days, the overage rate, and the extra-day rate.

Dumpster rental in Colorado cities

We list dumpster prices for the whole of Colorado. These are the eight largest cities we serve, and each one has its own local page.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to rent a dumpster in Colorado?

Published Colorado ranges run $250 to $995 by size. A 10-yard bin typically runs $300 to $500, and a 20-yard bin typically runs $400 to $560. The national average was $586 for a 10-yard bin in October 2026, per Dumpsters.com. It was $679 for a 20-yard bin, $809 for a 30-yard bin, and $906 for a 40-yard bin. Our exact price is confirmed when you book.

What is the cheapest dumpster size in Colorado?

The 10-yard bin is the cheapest. Published Colorado prices for a 10-yard bin run $250 to $660. A typical local price is $300 to $500. It fits small cleanouts and heavy debris.

Why do dumpster prices vary by city?

Delivery distance, landfill fees, and local demand all vary by city. Denver and Colorado Springs have the most published prices because local haulers there list rates. Smaller cities have fewer published rates, so ask for a quote at booking.

What fees are added on top of the rental price?

Overage fees run $40 to $100 per ton in Colorado when you pass the included weight. Extra days run $10 to $25 per day. A delivery fee of about $50 applies on some Denver and Aurora jobs. It applies only when it is listed as its own line. An overfilled bin or a banned item can also draw a fee.

How much is the overage fee per ton in Colorado?

Overage typically runs $40 to $100 per ton in Colorado. Published rates include $65 per ton at All American Dumpster and $70 per ton at Mo's Hauling. HBS Trash charges $75 per ton. Dumpster Rental Dogs charges $85 per ton in Colorado Springs and $95 per ton in Denver and Aurora.

How long can I keep a dumpster for the quoted price?

Most jobs use a 7 to 14 day rental, with 7 days the most common term. Extra days typically cost $10 to $25 per day. Choose your rental length at booking and extend early if the job runs long.

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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.