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Phoenix, AZ · 7 companies in this table

40 yard dumpster rental in Phoenix

7 Phoenix companies post a price for exactly a 40 yard dumpster: $300 to $794, with a middle price of $639.

Most of these prices include 7 days (4 of the 7 that state a rental period).

Every posted 40 yard price in Phoenix

Lowest posted price first. Each row is one company's own price with its own rental days, tons and overage charge; a note marks terms that differ from what most prices here include. A price labelled "Starting price" is posted by the company as one, so a quote can come in higher.

Posted 40 yard dumpster prices in the Phoenix area, lowest first
Company Posted price Rental days Tons included Overage per ton Seen Source
AAA Roll Off Rentals
  • 0 tons included; most here include 4 tons
$300 7 days 0 tons $75 a ton 13 Oct 2026 booking.aaarolloffrentals.com
redbox+ Dumpsters of Phoenix/East Valley $515 7 days 4 tons not stated 11 Oct 2026 redboxplus.com
Trash Daddy Dumpster Rentals
  • 14 days included; most here include 7 days
$599Starting price 14 days not stated not stated 11 Oct 2026 trashdaddydumpsters.com
Waste Removal USA
Broker: books another company's dumpster
  • 1 ton included; most here include 4 tons
$639 7 days 1 ton $99 a ton 13 Oct 2026 wasteremovalusa.com
Junk Rescue - Junk Removal & Dumpster Rental
  • 14 days included; most here include 7 days
$650 14 days 4 tons not stated 11 Oct 2026 junkrescueaz.com
Zona Dumpster Rentals
  • 14 days included; most here include 7 days
$650 14 days 4 tons $85 a ton 11 Oct 2026 zonadumpsterrentalsaz.com
Discount Dumpster
Broker: books another company's dumpster
$794 7 days 4 tons not stated 11 Oct 2026 discountdumpsterco.com

What a 40 yard price includes in Phoenix

Figures about the 7 prices posted for exactly 40 yards. A price is never adjusted to match another's terms.

Rental days
7 to 14 days7 days at 4 of 7
Tons included
0 to 4 tons4 tons at 4 of 61 not stated
Overage per ton
$75 to $99 a tonstated by 3 of 7
One kind of debris only
None
Brokers in the table
2 brokersBook another company's dumpster

AAA Roll Off Rentals posts the lowest 40 yard price, $300, with 7 days, 0 tons, overage $75 a ton. Discount Dumpster posts the highest 40 yard price, $794, with 7 days, 4 tons, overage not stated. 5 rows carry a note in the table because their rental days or tons differ from what most prices here include, so those prices are not the same deal as the rest.

4 prices do not state an overage charge per ton. Ask before you book what each extra ton costs, since that is what most often raises a bill above the posted price.

What a 40 yard dumpster suits

A 40 yard dumpster is the largest common roll-off. It fits commercial cleanouts, large demolition and bulky, light debris: furniture, cabinets, cardboard, packaging or yard trimmings.

It is a poor fit for heavy debris. It needs the most space to set down, and a load of shingles or concrete in a box this size goes far past the tons included.

Among Phoenix prices at exactly 40 yards that state a weight allowance, the allowance runs 0 to 4 tons, most often 4 tons (4 of 6).

7 of the 31 Phoenix companies with posted prices post a 40 yard price.

  • Commercial cleanout
  • Large demolition
  • Bulky, light debris
  • Big yard cleanup

One size down or up, at the same companies

The gap between one company's own posted prices at two sizes, for companies that post both. Terms can change with the size, so check each row.

Down to 30 yard

Of the 2 companies that post both a 30 yard and a 40 yard price, the 30 yard costs $64 to $75 less. Of the 2 companies that state a weight allowance at both sizes, 2 include more tons with the 40 yard.

Every 30 yard price in Phoenix

More Phoenix prices

Every company in the Phoenix area, including the 26 with no posted price, is on the Phoenix dumpster rental page. The cost guide covers what raises a bill across sizes.

Sources

Every price on this page is the company's own posted price, from its website or its own price tool, with the date we saw it.