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Ten, twelve
or sixteen.
Three sizes, described by the job they usually suit.
Three sizes, described by the job they usually suit.
Haul Off runs three sizes: 10, 12 and 16 cubic yards. A cubic yard is just a volume — picture a box a yard on every side — so a 10 cubic yard can holds roughly ten of those, and a 16 holds a little over half again as much. What matters more than the number is the kind of job it suits, and the honest guidance below is written that way on purpose. These are all driveway-scale cans. That is deliberate, and it is the useful thing about them: they fit where a big construction container will not, they do not need half the street, and they suit the jobs homeowners actually have. If your job genuinely needs a thirty or forty yard roll-off, Haul Off does not run those, and you will be told so rather than sold the wrong can. One important note: everything below describes the kind of job a size TYPICALLY suits. It is general guidance, not a quoted specification, and it is not a promise about weight or how long the can stays. Call or text and describe what you are clearing out — that two-minute conversation settles it properly.
Every photo here is real Haul Off work.
Haul Off is based in Bainbridge and drops cans across Decatur County and the surrounding southwest Georgia towns: Climax, Attapulgus, Brinson, Donalsonville, Cairo, Whigham, Colquitt, Camilla and Thomasville. Bainbridge sits close to the Florida line, so if you are just over the state line it is still worth asking — call and say where you are.
Tell us what you are clearing out and roughly how much of it there is — a room, a garage, a whole house, a roof — and you will be told which of the three cans fits. Quotes are free, and if your job genuinely needs something bigger than a 16 cubic yard you will be told that too.