Memphis Dumpster Rental

Coast to Coast Disposal serves homeowners clearing a house in Midtown, roofing contractors working Germantown tear-offs, and property managers turning over units in East Memphis. The container size and the price are confirmed before delivery.

What Are the Key Facts About Coast to Coast Disposal in Memphis?

• CompanyCoast to Coast Disposal
• Local phone(901) 389-2474
• Office5330 S Third St, Memphis, TN 38109
• County servedShelby County, Tennessee
• Roll-off sizes10, 20, 30, and 40 yard
• Founded2014, woman-owned
• Pricing modelFlat rate, quoted before delivery
• Permit neededOnly for street or sidewalk placement
• Typical deliverySame day or next day, subject to availability

How Does Dumpster Rental Work in Memphis and Shelby County?

Memphis is the county seat of Shelby County and sits on the Mississippi River at the corner of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas. Coast to Coast Disposal trucks run out of South Third Street along Interstate 40, Interstate 55, and the Interstate 240 loop.

Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation rules govern how solid waste, construction debris, and demolition waste are disposed of [1]. Coast to Coast Disposal handles hauling and disposal after pickup.

DeSoto County, Mississippi addresses are handled by the Coast to Coast Disposal Southaven branch at (901) 300-9806.

What Size Dumpster Do You Need?

A 40 yard container holds roughly four times what a 10 yard container holds.

Which size fits a Memphis home project?

A 20 yard roll-off fits most Memphis home cleanouts and remodels. It measures 22 feet long by 8 feet wide, fits a standard two-car driveway, and has 4 foot walls that are low enough to load bulky items over the side.

A 10 yard container suits a single room, a garage, or a small roof. A 30 or 40 yard container suits debris that is bulky rather than heavy, such as framing lumber, cabinetry, and demolition material.

Dense debris such as concrete, brick, dirt, and roofing shingles belongs in a smaller container, because weight becomes the limit before volume does.

For help choosing, see what size dumpster you need in Memphis, or call (901) 389-2474 for a free size recommendation.

How Much Space Does a Dumpster Delivery Need?

A roll-off delivery needs the container footprint plus room for the truck to back in and tilt the container off the bed. The approach should be straight, with overhead clearance free of low branches, power lines, and carport overhangs.

Container	Length	Width	Height
10 yard roll-off	11.5 ft	8 ft	4 ft
20 yard roll-off	22 ft	8 ft	4 ft
30 yard roll-off	22 ft	8 ft	6 ft
40 yard roll-off	22 ft	8 ft	8 ft

Share the driveway slope, gate width, and any overhead obstruction when booking. If a site cannot take the requested size, Coast to Coast Disposal says so before delivery.

What Dumpster Services Are Available in Memphis?

• Construction Dumpster RentalHeavy-duty containers for framing waste, drywall, and demolition debris.
• Roofing Dumpster RentalContainers matched to shingle weight for Memphis tear-offs.
• Concrete Dumpster RentalDedicated containers for concrete, brick, and block.
• House CleanoutsRight-sized containers for garage, attic, and whole-house cleanouts.
• Estate CleanoutsContainers for clearing a family home before a sale or move.
• Home RenovationContainers for kitchen, bath, and whole-home remodels.
• Yard WasteContainers for branches, brush, and landscaping debris.
• Same-Day DeliverySubject to availability. Call early for an afternoon drop.

Does Coast to Coast Disposal Serve Memphis Businesses and Contractors?

Coast to Coast Disposal provides 20, 30, and 40 yard roll-offs for Shelby County general contractors, roofers, and property managers. See commercial dumpster rental in Downtown Memphis and construction dumpster rental across the Memphis metro, or call (901) 389-2474 to set up a recurring job-site account.

How Much Does Dumpster Rental Cost in Memphis?

Coast to Coast Disposal uses flat-rate pricing in Memphis. One quote covers delivery, the rental period, pickup, and disposal up to the included weight. Debris over the included weight is billed per ton.

What determines the price of a Memphis dumpster rental?

• Container size. Larger containers cost more per rental.
• Waste type. Dense material such as concrete, dirt, brick, and shingles is priced differently from mixed debris and household junk.
• Rental period. Standard periods cover most projects, and extensions are available.
• Placement. Street placement adds a city permit step, and difficult access can affect scheduling.

For more detail, see the Memphis dumpster rental cost guide and how long you can keep a rental dumpster in Memphis. Call (901) 389-2474 with the project details to get a firm number before anything is scheduled.

Is a dumpster or junk removal better for a Memphis cleanout?

A dumpster suits a project where the debris is loaded over several days. Junk removal suits a few large items that a crew can carry out in one visit. See dumpster rental vs. junk removal in Memphis for a side-by-side comparison.

What Can and Cannot Go in the Dumpster?

Accepted materials

Most construction and demolition debris, renovation waste, household junk, furniture, appliances without refrigerant, roofing materials, and yard waste are accepted in a standard roll-off container.

Prohibited materials

Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation rules keep hazardous materials out of ordinary solid waste [1]. Paint, solvents, chemicals, pesticides, tires, asbestos, electronics, batteries, medical waste, and liquids cannot go in the dumpster. Appliances containing refrigerant require separate handling.

Materials that need a dedicated container

Concrete, brick, block, asphalt, and dirt are heavy enough to need their own container. Roofing shingles can go in a standard roll-off. Name the material when booking so the right container and truck are assigned.

For the full list, see what you can put in a dumpster in Memphis.

Do You Need a Dumpster Permit in Memphis?

Not on private property. A dumpster that sits entirely on a driveway, yard, or private job site needs no permit.

A right-of-way permit is required when the dumpster sits on a public street or sidewalk inside Memphis city limits. The City of Memphis Division of Engineering handles right-of-way permits [2]. Apply before scheduling delivery.

Germantown, Collierville, and Bartlett are separate cities with their own permit processes, and many HOA communities set their own placement limits. See the Memphis dumpster permit guide for details.

Where Does Coast to Coast Disposal Deliver Around Memphis?

• Midtown Memphis
• East Memphis
• Whitehaven
• Raleigh
• Frayser
• Wolfchase
• Germantown
• Collierville
• Bartlett
• Lakeland
• Arlington
• Millington
• West Memphis, AR

Also serving: Cordova, Downtown Memphis, South Memphis, North Memphis, and communities throughout Shelby County.

How Do You Rent a Dumpster in Memphis?

See the full guide to renting a dumpster in Memphis, or follow these four steps:

1. Call (901) 389-2474. Describe the project to get a size recommendation and a flat-rate quote.
2. Confirm and schedule. Approve the quote and pick a delivery window.
3. Load the container. Fill it during the rental period, following weight and material guidelines.
4. Call for pickup. Coast to Coast Disposal retrieves the container and handles compliant disposal [1].

Frequently Asked Questions

More Resources

• Construction Dumpster Rental
• Roll-Off Dumpster Rental
• What Size Dumpster Do I Need?
• Dumpster Rental FAQs
• Contact Us

References

1. Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Solid Waste Program
2. City of Memphis, Division of Engineering

Written by the team at Coast to Coast Disposal, founded in 2014 by Julie Cronen and Kim Jenkins. Last updated: September 2026.