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When a backyard shed or elevated deck has to come down, you need a container on site before the first swing of the sledgehammer. Our shed demolition dumpster rental Jonesboro AR service drops a 10 yard roll-off in your driveway or alley, so you can tear out framing, siding, and deck boards without a single trip to the landfill. We serve homeowners, landlords, and contractors across Craighead County with same-day and next-day delivery.
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Every shed and deck dumpster rental includes the container, delivery, pickup, and the dump fee for a standard load. Here is what you get, and what we handle separately so you know exactly what you are paying for.
A steel container with roughly 10 cubic yards of space, enough for a standard shed or deck teardown once the material is broken down. It fits in most Jonesboro driveways and sits low enough to load over the side with a wheelbarrow or by hand.
We drop the container on your schedule and pull it when you call. Delivery takes about 10 minutes, and we use a dumpster winch and hydraulic lift to set it down gently on plywood or a tarp so your driveway stays intact.
The quoted price covers disposal of a standard demolition load at a licensed facility. Treated lumber, deck boards, siding, and framing are all included. We tell you the per-ton overage rate upfront if your load runs heavy.
Most teardowns finish in a weekend. Your rental includes 7 days, which is enough time to pull the structure, load the debris, and call for pickup. Need more time? We extend by the day or week at a flat rate.
We bring plywood or plastic sheeting to protect your driveway and use tie-down straps and a tarp on the haul. If your placement spot is tight, we will help you find the best angle before we drop the container.
Before you start, we tell you what can and cannot go in the container. That includes prohibited items like tires, liquids, and propane tanks, plus tips on stacking heavy material low so you get the most space out of one load.
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Shed demolition dumpster rental Jonesboro AR is a roll-off container service that puts a steel box on your property before you tear down a shed, deck, or outbuilding, then hauls the debris away when the job is done. A typical 10 yard roll-off holds roughly 10 cubic yards, which is enough for a 10x12 shed or a 16x20 deck once the wood is broken down and stacked. We set the container on plywood or a tarp to protect your driveway, and we pick it up as soon as you call.
Most Jonesboro teardowns happen for one of three reasons: storm damage, rot, or a remodel that needs the space back. After a heavy spring, deck boards in Nettleton and Oak Grove cup and split, and shed floors rot through from ground moisture. Homeowners call us for affordable shed demolition dumpster rental Jonesboro AR because renting a container costs less than paying a crew to haul debris in a trailer. We deliver to 72401, 72404, and 72405 addresses daily.

Tell us what you are tearing down, where it sits, and when you want the container. A 10x12 shed usually needs one 10 yard roll-off. A 16x20 deck with railings and stairs may need two. We quote the whole job on the phone, including delivery, rental days, and dump fees, so there are no surprises.
Our driver arrives in a roll-off truck, backs to your placement spot, and uses a dumpster winch and hydraulic lift to set the steel container down on plywood or a tarp. The whole drop takes about 10 minutes. You get a walkthrough of the loading height and a reminder of what cannot go in.
Pull the siding, cut the framing with a pry bar and sledgehammer, and break the deck boards down to 4 foot lengths so they lay flat. Stack heavy material on the bottom and lighter debris on top. A wheelbarrow and hand truck cut your load time in half. Most homeowners finish a shed in one weekend with a helper.
When the container is full or the job is done, call or text us. We schedule pickup for the next business day, and often the same day if you call before noon. The driver pulls the container onto the truck, tarp and tie-down straps included, and hauls it to the landfill.
We leave the pad clean and ready for whatever comes next, whether that is a new shed, a patio, or grass seed. If you need a second container for the concrete pier footings, we can drop one on the same trip. You get a final weight ticket on request so you know exactly what you paid for.

Hauls the 10 yard container to your address and lifts it back onto the truck at pickup. Our trucks are sized to fit residential streets in Jonesboro without blocking traffic.
Eases the container down onto your driveway instead of dropping it. That single piece of equipment is the difference between a protected driveway and a cracked one.
Raises and lowers the container bed for a level set on uneven ground. Useful on sloped driveways in Hillcrest and Highland where a flat drop is not possible.
Laid under the container rails to spread the weight and protect asphalt or concrete. We bring it on every delivery, no extra charge.
Secure the load on the haul so debris does not blow out on the road. Required for DOT transportation compliance on every trip to the landfill.
The tools you will use most on a shed or deck teardown. We do not supply them, but we will tell you what size pry bar works best for nailed deck boards.
Every delivery and pickup follows OSHA safety compliance for load securement and container handling. That means no dropped containers, no unsecured loads, and no debris on the road between your driveway and the landfill.
All loads are disposed of under an Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) permit at a licensed facility. Treated lumber, shingles, and standard demolition debris are accepted; prohibited items are routed separately so your load is not rejected.
We coach you to stack heavy framing and concrete on the bottom and lighter siding on top. That keeps the load stable, maximizes the usable space in a 10 yard container, and helps you avoid an overweight dumpster fee.
Plywood or plastic sheeting goes down before the container, and the winch controls the descent. On steep or narrow drives, we place in the alley or street with a local permit for dumpster placement instead of risking damage.

We prioritize storm calls and can often deliver the same day. Our driver sets the container away from the damaged structure so you can pull it down safely, and we haul the debris before it becomes a bigger hazard. The unsafe structure is gone in a weekend, the yard is clear, and there is no debris left for the next storm to scatter.
We drop a 10 yard roll-off and walk you through breaking the boards down flat. Treated lumber is heavy, so we stack tips help you keep the load under the weight limit and avoid an overage fee. The old deck is gone in two days, the pad is clean, and the new deck framing can start on schedule.
We coordinate delivery around your turnover window, drop the container in the alley, and pull it before the next move-in. The whole job stays invisible to the incoming tenants. The hazard is removed, the property passes inspection, and the unit is ready to lease without a debris pile in the photos.
We set one container for the shed contents and schedule a second for the structure itself. You clear the inside first, then tear down, all with the same company and one invoice. The family clears the property in a single week instead of making repeated trips to the landfill.
Jonesboro sits in Craighead County, and the local climate drives most of the teardown work we see. Summers hit the mid-90s with high humidity, which warps untreated deck boards and rots shed floors fast. Spring storms roll through and take out older outbuildings in one wind event. The housing stock matters too: a lot of properties in Downtown Jonesboro, Hillcrest, and Nettleton have sheds and decks built 20 to 30 years ago with treated lumber that is now failing. When you book a deck demolition dumpster for old wood in Jonesboro Arkansas, we size the container to the structure, not a generic guess. We also know which streets have low limbs, narrow alleys, or soft ground after rain, so the drop goes smoothly. If your property sits in 72401 or 72404, we can usually deliver the same day you call. We pull the container as soon as you are done, so the debris is not sitting in your yard through the next rain.
Older homes with narrow driveways and alley access. We often place containers in the alley with a permit rather than risk a tight driveway drop.
Heavy clay soil that stays soft after rain. We use plywood under the container rails to keep the roll-off from sinking on wet ground.
Larger lots with long driveways and mature trees. Low limbs are common, so our drivers check clearance before backing in with the roll-off truck.
A mix of older sheds and newer decks. Storm damage calls spike here after spring wind events, and we prioritize those deliveries.
Sloped driveways that need a level set. The hydraulic lift lets us set the container flat even when the grade is not.
Untreated wood warps and shed floors rot faster, so teardowns often reveal more damage than expected. We size the container for the full structure, not just what is visible from outside.
Damaged sheds and decks become unsafe fast. We prioritize storm debris calls and can often deliver a container the same day to get the hazard off your property.
Containers can sink on soft ground after rain. We bring plywood or plastic sheeting on every delivery to spread the load and keep the container level.
Treated lumber and deck boards from that era are heavy and often full of nails. We coach you on breaking boards down flat so one 10 yard container handles the whole job.
A 10x12 shed behind a Nettleton home had a rotted floor and a roof sagging from storm damage. The homeowner had been stacking debris beside it for months, and the pile was drawing pests and complaints.
We dropped a 10 yard roll-off on a Friday, the homeowner tore the shed down Saturday and Sunday, and we hauled the full container Monday morning. The pad was clean and ready for grass seed by Monday afternoon.
Maintenance: Keep the pad clear of stored items and check for standing water after rain. If you rebuild, set the new shed on a gravel or concrete pad to keep the floor dry.
A 16x20 elevated deck in Valley View had cupped boards, loose railings, and pier footings that were cracking. The homeowner needed it gone before the new deck framing could start the following week.
One 10 yard container took the deck boards and railings; a second heavy debris load took the concrete footings. Both were hauled within five days, and the new framing started on time with a clean pad.
Maintenance: Seal the new deck boards every two to three years and check the footings for cracks each spring. Keeping water away from the piers is the single biggest thing you can do.
A Downtown Jonesboro rental had a shed leaning against the fence, full of old tools and junk left by a previous tenant. The property manager needed it gone before the next move-in and before the inspection.
We placed a container in the alley on a Tuesday, cleared the shed contents and structure by Thursday, and pulled the load Friday. The property passed inspection and was listed with no debris in the photos.
Maintenance: Keep the alley placement clear and schedule a quick walkthrough after each tenant moves out. Small piles turn into full sheds faster than most landlords expect.
A shed or deck teardown goes sideways fast when there is nowhere to put the debris. These are the problems we hear on the phone every week, and how we fix them.
A rotting pile of shed framing and deck boards draws pests, kills the grass under it, and can trigger a neighborhood code complaint if it sits too long. We drop a 10 yard roll-off before you start, so every board goes straight into the container. When the job is done, one call and the whole pile disappears. No trailer trips, no pile in the yard, no code letter in the mailbox.
Deck pier footings and shed slabs are dense. Load them into a standard container and you can blow past the weight limit, which triggers a per-ton overage charge at the landfill. We ask about concrete before we quote. If you have more than a few footings, we route them to a heavy debris container or a separate load so your standard roll-off stays under the limit. You know the overage rate before we haul.
A loaded 10 yard roll-off weighs several tons. Dropped hard on asphalt in July heat, it can leave ruts or cracks that cost more to fix than the rental itself. Our drivers set plywood or plastic sheeting under the rails and ease the container down with the winch instead of dropping it. If your driveway is steep or narrow, we place in the alley or on the street with a local permit for dumpster placement.
A full container sitting in the driveway for a week blocks the garage, annoys the neighbors, and keeps you paying for days you do not need. Call before noon and we aim to pull the container the same day. We run pickup routes through Jonesboro six days a week, and we will text you a window so you are not waiting around. Most loads are gone within 24 hours of your call.
$325 - $650 depending on structure size, load weight, and rental length
Pricing for a shed demolition dumpster rental in Jonesboro, Arkansas depends on the size of the structure, the weight of the load, and how long you keep the container. In 2026, most residential teardowns run $325 to $550 for a 10 yard roll-off with a 7 day rental and the dump fee included. Deck jobs with concrete footings or heavy treated lumber can run higher because of weight. We quote the whole job on the phone, so you know the number before the truck shows up. No fuel surcharges, no hidden fees, no surprise overage charges after the haul.
One container and one haul beats six trips to the landfill with a pickup bed. You save the fuel, the dump fees, and a full day of driving. We quote the whole job upfront so the number you hear on the phone is the number you pay.
A 10 yard roll-off handles most sheds and decks. Larger outbuildings or a shed-plus-deck combo may need a 20 yard box or a second container, which raises the price but saves you a second delivery fee.
Treated lumber, shingles, and concrete are heavy. Standard demolition debris is included in the quoted price; if your load runs over the weight limit, we tell you the per-ton overage rate before we haul so there is no surprise.
Your quote includes 7 days. Most teardowns finish in a weekend. If you need the container longer, we extend by the day or week at a flat rate, and long-term rentals get a monthly discount.
A straight driveway drop is the simplest. Steep, narrow, or alley placements take more time and sometimes a local permit for dumpster placement, which can add a small fee.
Tires, liquids, propane tanks, and electronics cannot go in a standard demolition load. We route them separately, and that may add a handling fee depending on the item and quantity.
Jonesboro addresses inside 72401, 72404, and 72405 are standard. Outlying Craighead County locations may carry a small trip charge, which we quote upfront on the phone.

We have handled shed and deck teardowns across Craighead County for years, from single backyard sheds in Fairview to multi-unit rental property cleanouts near Downtown Jonesboro. Our drivers know which streets in Nettleton and Highland have low-hanging limbs, narrow alleys, or soft ground after rain, and they know how to place a container without cracking your driveway. Every load is hauled under a state-issued waste hauler license and disposed of in line with Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) permit rules. We keep 10 yard roll-off dumpsters, dumpster lids, and dumpster wheels in stock so you are not waiting on a truck from Little Rock.

I tore out a 12x16 shed behind my house and had no idea where the debris was going. Called these guys at 9 a.m., had a 10 yard container in the driveway by 2 p.m. the same day. Loaded it over the weekend, called Monday, gone by Tuesday. Price was exactly what they quoted on the phone. No surprises.
We had a rental with a deck that was falling apart and a shed full of junk. They dropped one container for the deck and scheduled a second for the shed contents the next morning. Both loads hauled off in under a week. The tenants never complained about the containers blocking anything.
I run a small remodeling crew and use these guys for every teardown. They know how to set a container on a driveway without cracking it, and they pick up when they say they will. Last job was a shed and deck combo in Oak Grove, two containers, both gone in five days. That is why I keep calling.
Most shed teardowns run $325 to $550 for a 10 yard roll-off, including delivery, a 7 day rental, and the dump fee. Deck jobs with concrete footings or heavy treated lumber can run higher because of weight. In 2026, typical pricing in this area lands in that range. Call us with your address and what you are tearing down, and we quote the whole job on the phone.
A 10 yard roll-off handles a shed up to about 12x16 feet once you break the walls and roof down flat. Bigger outbuildings, or a shed plus a deck in the same cleanup, usually need two containers or a 20 yard box. Stack heavy framing on the bottom and lighter siding on top to get the most out of one load.
Yes, when you call before 10 a.m. and we have a truck in your area. We run routes through 72401, 72404, and 72405 six days a week, so same-day delivery is realistic for most Jonesboro addresses. If we cannot make it the same day, we book you for the next morning and hold the container.
Yes. Deck boards, railings, stairs, and treated framing all go in the container. Break long boards down to 4 foot lengths so they lay flat and do not bridge the top. Keep concrete pier footings in a separate load if you have more than a few, since concrete is heavy and can push you over the weight limit fast.
Not seeing your question? Our local team can help you understand urgency, scheduling and what to expect.
Ask the local teamCall us at +13272273305 or send an email and we will quote your 10 yard container the same day. Our phone line is open 24/7 for storm calls, and standard delivery runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday with weekend drops on request. Tell us the load type and the address, and we will confirm the drop window before we hang up.