20 Yard Dumpster Rental in Odessa, TX

The 20 yard is Kelly Bros Dumpster Rental's most-booked size across Odessa and the wider Permian Basin, at roughly 22 ft long by 7.5 ft wide by 4.5 ft tall and holding about 6 pickup-truck loads. It's the size that covers a whole-house cleanout, a larger remodel spanning multiple rooms, a roofing job up to roughly 50 squares, or a landscaping project without the customer having to guess whether they're under- or over-sizing.

Weight allowance runs 3–4 tons, which handles most residential debris mixes comfortably — a genuine benefit in a region where roofing and landscaping jobs often follow the same windy stretch, roughly late February through mid-July, that brings hail, blowing dust, and the occasional tornado to Ector County. Call (432) 237-3426 and describe your project, and we'll confirm the 20 yard is the right fit.

Best Fit: Whole-House Cleanouts and Larger Remodels

When a project spans more than a room or two — a full house cleanout ahead of a sale, or a remodel touching several rooms at once — the 20 yard's 6-pickup-truck-load capacity is usually the right call without paying for space you won't use. See our residential dumpster rental and estate cleanout pages for how we size those jobs.

Roofing Up to About 50 Squares

The 20 yard is our standard recommendation for a full re-roof on most Odessa homes, generally up to around 50 squares of asphalt shingle. Beyond that, or for a multi-layer tear-off, the weight can climb fast — check our roofing dumpster rental page or call us so we can confirm the right size before delivery.

20 Yard vs. 30 Yard

If your project is closer to a full new-build's worth of debris, a commercial cleanout, or a demolition rather than a single home's remodel or cleanout, the 30 yard gives you meaningfully more capacity and a higher weight allowance. Unsure which fits your job? Call (432) 237-3426 and describe the scope — this is what we help customers figure out every day.

What Doesn't Fit and Weight Considerations

The 3–4 ton allowance covers most whole-house and remodel debris comfortably, but a full roof tear-off or a landscaping job heavy on soil and sod can approach that ceiling — let us know the mix when you book. Lead-acid batteries are barred from landfill disposal under 30 TAC § 330.15, and Texas Water Code § 7.185 makes knowingly disposing of one improperly a Class A misdemeanor, so those go to a battery retailer instead. Whole tires need to be cut or shredded before landfill disposal and belong at a tire retailer, not the box. Asbestos is never permitted in any container, and requires a licensed abatement contractor. See our what can go in a dumpster in Texas guide for the full list.