Quarter load
About 4.1 cubic yards
Proposed standard-junk range
Our pricing approach starts with the space your items take in our dump trailer. Weight, material and access help determine the final quote.
Our planned trailer is 7 feet wide × 16 feet long, with 4-foot walls—about 16.6 cubic yards of geometric space.
Use the photo for a sense of scale and the diagrams to compare load sizes. The diagrams show the bed from above, filled to wall height.

Compare the bed space below, then request a quote for your items.
An estimate only: item shape and packing affect usable space. Dense debris may reach the legal weight limit before the bed is full. We confirm the load and price with you.
About 4.1 cubic yards
Proposed standard-junk range
About 8.3 cubic yards
Proposed standard-junk range
About 12.4 cubic yards
Proposed standard-junk range
About 16.6 cubic yards
Proposed standard-junk range
Small pickup / single-item starting range to consider: $100–$150. Item size, handling and location affect the quote. Dense materials are not priced using these standard-junk tiers.
These dimensions work out to roughly 16.6 cubic yards of geometric space. Usable volume depends on the actual interior dimensions and how items fit.
Space is only one limit. Heavy loads can reach legal payload capacity well before the trailer is full.
Concrete, dirt, tile, roofing and similar heavy debris need a separate quote. Any weight allowance and additional weight charges must be agreed before loading, within the equipment's legal limits.
Tell us about flights of stairs, long carry distances, disassembly, tight spaces and unusually heavy items so the quote reflects the work.
Some appliances and regulated materials need special handling. Larger jobs may require additional trips. We review these details with you before confirming a price.
Tell us what needs to go. Let's make a plan.