15 yard $450 includes 2 tons
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Yard Waste Dumpster Rental
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Brush, limbs and leaves fill a dumpster by bulk long before they get heavy, and MAC Dumpsters sizes yard cleanups with that in mind. A 15 yard at $450 handles most seasonal cleanups, and a 20 yard at $550 takes lot clearing, with 14 days and no delivery fee on either. Stumps and sod are accepted too. We're an owner-operated dumpster hauler based in Middle River, MD, serving Baltimore City and Baltimore, Harford and Anne Arundel counties.
- Owner-operated since 2023
- Our truck, our driver
- 5.0 on Google
- No delivery fee
Who's behind these yard cleanup containers?
MAC Dumpsters is a roll-off dumpster rental company in Middle River, MD, owned by Adam and Tara Graf and open since 2023. We rent 10, 15 and 20 yard containers to homeowners, landscapers and property owners in Baltimore City and Baltimore, Harford and Anne Arundel counties. All 12 of our containers are delivered by our own truck and driver. Our Google rating stands at 5.0.
Yard cleanup rental facts
20 yard $550 includes 3 tons
Book online- Branches, brush, leaves, grass, stumps and sod all accepted
- $125 per ton over the included weight
- We weigh the load at the landfill and bill any overage after the dump
- 14 calendar days from delivery, then $25 per day
- Code 3DAY: $50 off a rental of 3 days or less
- Set on any surface, including grass, outside Bel Air town limits
What a yard or land-clearing job produces
How much yard waste fits in a dumpster?
A 15 yard dumpster holds about six pickup truck loads of yard waste, and a 20 yard holds about eight. At MAC Dumpsters, that's enough for a full seasonal cleanup in the 15 yard, or a cleared lot in the 20. Branches take up more room when they're left whole, so cutting them down lets more fit.
15 yard for seasonal cleanups
The 15 yard roll-off is the size for a spring or fall cleanup, a hedge removal or the brush from a day of trimming. That's a bulk job, not a weight job, and the 2 tons included usually goes further than the space. The 4-foot walls keep tossing branches in easy.
20 yard for land clearing and big lots
The 20 yard dumpster fits clearing an overgrown lot, taking out a row of trees, or a big yard's worth of brush. Its 64-inch walls hold tall piles of limbs, and its 3 tons included give room for a few stumps or a sod job mixed in.
Estimates assume standard 33-gallon trash bags and a full-size pickup bed loaded level with the sides. Actual capacity depends on the material and how it's loaded. Included tonnage applies no matter how full the dumpster looks, and weight over it is billed per ton.
Book the size we recommend
Call (410) 205-5330 to talk through your debris
Storm limbs versus flood debris
Branches brought down by wind are yard waste. They're light and bulky, and they size like a trimming job. A storm that sends water into the house is a different load: soaked drywall, carpet and furniture that weigh much more for their size. If your storm cleanup is inside the house, our dumpsters for storm damage page sizes it for wet debris.
Placing a container near trees
The trees you're trimming are often the clearance problem. Our hook-lift truck typically needs 12 to 14 feet overhead, plus about 50 feet of straight-line room to back in and 10 to 12 feet of width. Low limbs over the drop spot can block the delivery, so trim those first or pick a clear spot. Call if it's tight.
The container can sit on grass, close to where you're working, anywhere except inside Bel Air town limits, where town code keeps dumpsters off grass and other pervious surfaces. On your own property, most areas we serve need no permit. A container on the street needs a right-of-way permit that you get yourself. More on spots and clearance is on our dumpster placement and clearance guide.
When to book a yard waste dumpster
Spring, from March through May, is when most yard cleanups happen, and fall brings the leaves. Book the container for the day the cutting starts, since the 14 days count from delivery. Load as you go, so brush doesn't get handled twice.
Cut branches to lie flat and keep the load level with the top of the container. Long limbs sticking up past the rim can fall onto the road, so an overfilled container may not be hauled until the extra comes off. A weekend cleanup done in 3 days or less can use code 3DAY for $50 off.
Yard waste dumpster pricing
A yard cleanup runs $450 for a 15 yard or $550 for a 20 yard, with delivery, pickup, 14 days and the included tonnage in the price. There's no delivery fee. Heavy loads of stumps or sod may add overage at $125 per ton, and days past day 14 are $25 each. See rates, tonnage and fees for everything we charge.
Why yard cleanups go with MAC
Stumps and sod don't need a second plan
Stumps and rolled sod ride in the same container as the brush and leaves. You pay for any weight over the included tons, and nothing else changes.
Set down close to the work
The container can go on the lawn, next to the brush pile, instead of out at the curb. That's fewer trips with a wheelbarrow.
Three days or less, $50 off
Finish the job in 3 days or less and code 3DAY takes $50 off. A Saturday of trimming with a Monday pickup fits inside it.
Yard cleanups across our delivery area
We deliver yard waste dumpsters to Baltimore City and across Baltimore, Harford and Anne Arundel counties, including Parkton, Kingsville, Forest Hill and Aberdeen. There's no delivery fee to any address in that area. Find your town on the towns on our delivery list.
Yard waste dumpster questions
Can I put tree stumps in a dumpster?
Yes, tree stumps are accepted in MAC Dumpsters containers. Stumps are heavy, especially with soil around the roots, so knock off as much dirt as you can. Any weight over the included tonnage is billed at $125 per ton.
Can you put grass clippings in a dumpster?
Yes. Grass clippings and leaves go in with the rest of your yard waste. Bag them or load them between branches so they don't blow out, and keep them dry when rain is coming, since wet clippings weigh more.
Can sod go in a roll-off dumpster?
Yes. Rolled sod is accepted, soil and all. Sod is heavy for its size, so a big lawn replacement can pass the included tons. Loose dirt on its own can't go in.
Should I cut branches before putting them in a dumpster?
Yes. Cut branches into shorter lengths so they lie flat. Whole limbs trap air and stick up past the top edge, which wastes space and can keep the container from being hauled until the load is level.
Can fence posts go in a dumpster?
Wood fence posts and rails can go in with your yard waste. Posts set in concrete are the catch: concrete can't go in a MAC Dumpsters container, so break the footing off or cut the post above it first.
Line up your yard cleanup container
Tell us what's coming out of the yard and whether stumps or sod are part of it, and we'll match the size. Book online, or call (410) 205-5330 to talk through your debris.
Book the size we recommend
Call (410) 205-5330 to talk through your debris
