Your dumpster. Not the neighborhood’s.

An open dumpster in a visible spot fills up fast, and not always with your stuff. Passersby toss in bags, neighbors sneak in a mattress, and suddenly the container you paid for is full of everyone else’s junk. Our covered 30 yard fixes that with a hinged mesh cover: open it to load, close it to keep everyone else out.

It is also the answer when the rules require it. Most HOA communities ask for covered containers, and plenty of downtown and commercial locations do too. If your HOA, property manager, or city block has a cover requirement, this is the unit that satisfies it without a fight.

Need the standard open-top instead? See the 30 yard construction dumpster or all dumpster sizes.

Where the cover earns its keep.

• HOA communities: most HOA rules require containers to be covered. This unit meets the requirement, so your project keeps moving instead of waiting on a variance.
• Downtown locations: visible spots with foot traffic are where open dumpsters mysteriously fill overnight. The cover ends that.
• Busy work sites: multiple crews and subs around means your dumpster becomes everyone’s dumpster. Keep your capacity for your own debris.
• Neighborhoods: a dumpster on the street is an invitation. The cover keeps your rental yours until pickup day.
• Property managers and apartments: cleanouts and turns in shared spaces where residents love a free place to dump.