Sizes, weight limits and published fees
In brief: Dump IT LLC publishes four roll-off sizes with included weights of 2 to 5 tons, a $65-per-ton overage rate, a seven-day window and $10-per-day extensions. It does not publish a base rental price on its home page.
What fees and limits does the company publish?
On 9 November 2026 the official home page published four container sizes for its Indianapolis service, each with exterior dimensions, an included weight allowance and a list of example jobs.[1] It also published two dollar figures that apply after the included package: $65 per ton when a load exceeds the included allowance, and $10 per day to extend a rental beyond the standard window of up to seven days.[1] Those are the only specific prices this wiki treats as the company’s own published terms. They can change; confirm them when you book.
| Size | Dimensions (L × W × H) | Included tons | Overage | Example uses on the site |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15-yard | 18' × 8' × 4' | 2 | $65/ton | Small cleanouts, single-room remodels, garage or basement decluttering, small landscaping |
| 20-yard | 18' × 8' × 5' | 3 | $65/ton | Whole-home cleanouts, roofing tear-offs, deck removals, larger remodels |
| 30-yard | 22' × 8' × 6' | 4 | $65/ton | Major construction, additions, large-scale remodel debris |
| 40-yard | 22' × 8' × 7' | 5 | $65/ton | Commercial jobs, large demolition, heavy accumulations |
The company advises that when a customer is between sizes, it is usually cheaper to size up slightly than to pay for a second haul.[1] That is a company recommendation, not a formal guarantee that a larger container will always cost less in every situation, because a larger box can also invite a heavier load and an overage charge.
Why is there no base price on this page?
The home page does not list a flat rental price for a 15-, 20-, 30- or 40-yard container.[1] A blog-style guide on the same domain discusses industry-wide ranges, including a statement that dumpster rental pricing often falls between $200 and $800 for residential projects with an average around $380 for a seven-day rental, attributed generally to waste-management companies.[2] That article also quotes generic size ranges used by national brands and mentions other companies by name in a formula section.[2] This wiki treats those figures as general industry discussion, not as Dump IT LLC’s own rate card, and does not reprint them as the firm’s prices.
The honest way to get a base price is to call (317) 253-3100 or use the official booking path and describe the address, the material and the size.[1] Ask whether the quote includes delivery, pickup, the included tons, taxes, and any fuel, environmental or permit pass-through charges. If the container will sit in a public street, ask who obtains the city permit and whether that fee is in the quote.[3][4]
How do weight limits change the bill?
Roll-off pricing is often a combination of a base rental, which this company does not publish on its home page, plus an overage rate, which it does publish at $65 per ton.[1] Heavy materials such as dirt, concrete, brick or shingles can reach a weight cap before the box looks full. Light, bulky items such as furniture or trimmed brush can fill the volume before they approach the included tons. The included allowances rise with size — 2, 3, 4 and 5 tons — but a 15-yard box loaded with dense debris can still go over two tons.[1]
The official site says the company will explain the weight limits for the chosen size at booking so there are no surprises.[1] Customers can reduce surprise overages by keeping dense materials out of a mixed household load, or by asking whether a dedicated heavy-material load has a different rule. This wiki cannot quote a special concrete or dirt rate because the company does not publish one on the pages reviewed.
Common questions
What prices does Dump IT LLC actually publish?
As of 9 November 2026: $65 per ton over the included weight, and $10 per day to extend beyond the standard period of up to seven days. No base rental price is listed on the home page.
How long is a standard rental?
The company says each rental includes a period of up to seven days, with additional days available at $10 per day.
Further reading
Sources and notes
- ^ a b c d e f g h Dumpster Rentals Indianapolis Metro Area (home page). Dump IT LLC (dumpitin.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
- ^ a b How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Dumpster? Pricing Guide. Dump IT LLC (dumpitin.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
- ^ Right-of-Way Permits. City of Indianapolis, Department of Business and Neighborhood Services. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
- ^ License and Permit Fees (updated 5 January 2026). City of Indianapolis, Department of Business and Neighborhood Services. Retrieved 9 November 2026.