Typical size: 15-yard
Kitchen Demolition Dumpster Rental
A kitchen gut usually makes more debris than any other room in the house. Cabinets, laminate counters, soffits, and drywall can all come out in a single day.
Demolition Dumpster Rental in Houston, TX In-Laws Dumpsters
We're the In-Laws you actually want around for the messy part.
Kitchen tear-outs, wall removals, and shed demos make a pile of drywall, cabinets, and lumber in an afternoon. Put a 10, 15, or 20-yard roll-off by the door and the debris goes straight out.
- Veteran Owned
- Family Operated
- 2 Tons Included
Demolition Jobs We Handle
Interior tear-outs and small structure demos across Houston
Bathroom Demolition Dumpster Rental
Tile set in a mortar bed is the catch on a bathroom gut. It is heavy, and mortar is a lot like concrete, so ask us before you load it.
Typical size: 10-yard
Shed Demolition Dumpster Rental
A wood shed comes apart into panels and framing that stack flat. Leave the slab where it is. Concrete cannot go in the dumpster.
Typical size: 10-yard
Deck Removal Dumpster Rental
Deck boards come up faster than most people expect. Cut joists to length before loading so they lie flat, and pull railings off in sections.
Typical size: 15-yardWhat Size Dumpster Do You Need for Demolition?
Pick by the rooms you are tearing out
A 15-yard dumpster handles most single-room demolitions, like a kitchen or a large bathroom. Multi-room remodels and whole-floor tear-outs need a 20-yard.
10
Yard
10-Yard Dumpster
Demolition job
One bathroom or a small shed
Rental length
3 or 7 days
Bathroom guts, small sheds, and closet tear-outs.
Book a 10-Yard
Fits most kitchens
15
Yard
15-Yard Dumpster
Demolition job
A kitchen or a mid-size deck
Rental length
3 or 7 days
Kitchen demos, deck removals, and single-room remodels.
Book a 15-Yard
20
Yard
20-Yard Dumpster
Demolition job
Several rooms or a full floor
Rental length
3 or 7 days
Multi-room remodels and whole-floor tear-outs.
Book a 20-YardDrywall is the heaviest thing most interior demos produce. It runs roughly 500 to 600 pounds per cubic yard, while framing lumber and wood scrap average about 200 to 350.
Load drywall flat on the floor of the box.
Demolition Dumpster Rental Pricing
Every rate includes 2 tons of disposal
Base Rates by Size
2 tons included with every rental| Size | 3-Day Rental | 7-Day Rental | Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10
Yard
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Starting at $375 | Starting at $425 | 2 tons |
| 15
Yard
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Starting at $425 | Starting at $475 | 2 tons |
| 20
Yard
|
Starting at $475 | Starting at $525 | 2 tons |
What Changes Your Price
Weight over 2 tons
The load weighs more than 2 tons at the scale.
$85 per additional ton
Extra days
You keep the dumpster past your 3-day or 7-day rental.
$25 per day
Delivery distance
Listed rates cover deliveries within 20 miles.
Call for a quoteDemo Day on the Calendar? Get the Dumpster First.
Book now so it is by the door before the first wall comes down.
Call Monday through Saturday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
281-862-8722
How Demolition Dumpster Rental Works
Three steps from booking to haul-off
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Pick a Size and Rental Length
Call or book online. Tell us which rooms you're tearing out and we'll match the dumpster to the job.
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Set It Close to the Door
Tell us when and where. A drop near the closest exterior door saves dozens of wheelbarrow trips through the house.
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Load Heavy First, Then Call
Lay drywall and heavy pieces down first, keep everything level with the top rail, and call when demo is done.
Monday through Saturday
8:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Why Houston Remodelers and DIYers Call Us
Dumpsters sized for real remodels
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Sizes That Fit a Driveway
We stick to 10, 15, and 20-yard dumpsters, the sizes that make sense next to a house in the middle of a remodel.
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A Full Week When Demo Runs Long
Demolition rarely goes to plan. The 7-day rental gives you breathing room when a wall hides a surprise.
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Saturday Demo Days
Plenty of homeowners do demo on weekends. We are available Monday through Saturday.
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Junk Removal Before Demo Starts
Old furniture in the way? Our junk removal team can clear it before the hammers come out.
What Can Go in a Demolition Dumpster?
Know before you load
Goes In
- Drywall and plaster
- Cabinets and laminate counters
- Framing lumber and trim
- Carpet, vinyl, and wood flooring
- Doors and windows
- Decking and fencing
Break it down flat to fit more.
Keep Out
- Hazardous materials Paints, household chemicals, and batteries
- Asbestos-containing materials Found in some older drywall compound, popcorn ceilings, and floor tile, and these need specialized removal
- Flammable substances Propane tanks, gasoline, and lighter fluid
- Concrete Slabs, blocks, and pieces from patio or driveway demolitions
- Bricks Old bricks from building demolitions and broken brick pieces
- Dirt Soil from excavation and fill dirt
- Explosive items Fireworks and ammunition
- Medical waste Sharps and contaminated materials
Not sure about something you are tearing out? Call before you load it.
281-862-8722Frequently Asked Questions About Demolition Dumpster Rental
Can concrete or brick from a demolition go in the dumpster?
No, concrete and brick cannot go in an In-Laws demolition dumpster, and neither can dirt. That includes patio slabs, block, and broken brick. Plan a separate disposal option for masonry before demo day so it does not hold up the rest of the job.
Do I need to test for asbestos before demolition?
Testing for asbestos before demolition is a smart step in older Houston homes. Joint compound, textured ceilings, and vinyl floor tiles from those years can contain it, and asbestos cannot go in the dumpster. A licensed inspector can test samples before work starts.
Can old windows and doors go in a demolition dumpster?
Old windows and doors can go in a demolition dumpster. Tape an X across large panes before carrying them out so any broken glass stays put, and lay doors flat along the bottom of the box.
Should I break down cabinets before loading?
Yes, breaking down cabinets before loading a demolition dumpster saves a lot of space. Whole cabinet boxes are mostly air. Pull the doors, knock the boxes flat, and lay them on top of the heavier debris.