Published September 30, 2026 · Updated September 30, 2026
A 20-yard dumpster handles most single-suite office cleanouts in Miami, and a 30-yard covers a full floor or a warehouse clearout, sized by square footage and how much furniture or racking comes out, as of 2026. Electronics need a separate pickup, and most buildings require a scheduled delivery window. We rent 20 and 30 yard dumpsters across Miami-Dade and Broward.
| Space | Size | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Small office suite (under 2,000 sq ft) | 20 yard | Cubicles, desks, carpet tile and light drywall fit with room to spare |
| Full floor or large suite | 30 yard, or a 20 yard with a swap-out | Workstations, ceiling tile and demising wall debris add up fast |
| Warehouse or light industrial unit | 30 yard, sized by weight | Racking, pallets and shrink-wrapped inventory get heavy before the box looks full |
| Retail buildout or small storefront | 20 yard | Fixtures, shelving and flooring, similar to a residential remodel |
A cleanout that spans several days, clearing one department at a time, or a warehouse being emptied ahead of a new tenant's build-out, fills a container faster than a single office suite. Instead of a bigger box, we schedule swap-outs: the full container leaves and an empty one drops in the same visit, timed around the building's hours. See our guide to scheduled dumpster swap-outs for how that works on an active job.
A 20 yard covers most single-suite cleanouts under about 2,000 square feet: desks, cubicles, carpet tile and some drywall. A full floor or a suite with walls coming down usually needs a 30 yard, or a 20 yard with a scheduled swap-out.
Not in the general container. Electronics need a certified e-waste recycler, partly for the hardware and partly for the data on old drives. We can arrange a separate pickup alongside the dumpster; tell us how many workstations or servers are involved when you book.
Yes. Most office and retail cleanouts need the container out of the way of other tenants during business hours, so early morning, evening and weekend delivery is standard for this kind of job.
Yes. Downtown and Brickell buildings usually require a certificate of insurance and a reserved freight elevator or dock window; tell us the building's requirements and timeline and we work the delivery around them.
We size those jobs by weight, not just square footage. Racking, pallets and shrink-wrapped inventory get heavy fast, so tell us what's coming out and we'll size the container, or schedule a swap-out, accordingly.
No, if the container sits in a parking lot, loading dock or other space on the property. A permit is only needed if it has to sit in a public street or right-of-way; see our [Miami dumpster permit guide](/blog/dumpster-permit-miami) for details.
Call or text a photo of your junk to (305) 986-0692. We estimate it straight, you decide.
