How much is it to rent a dump trailer depends on the size you book and how many days you keep it. AMD publishes day and week rates on the live inventory pages. Those numbers are the rental price for the trailer itself. They are not dump fees, not a crew to load it, and not a per-ton hauling rate.
If you searched for dump trailer hauling rates, read this distinction first. A hauling rate is what a trucking company charges to take debris away. AMD rents you the trailer. You supply the tow vehicle, the labor, and the dump-site ticket. The prices below are rental rates only, and they can change—confirm them when you reserve. They are not a quote to haul the load for you.
Current dump trailer rental rates
These figures are the rates published on AMD’s dump inventory pages. If a page and this article ever disagree, the inventory page for the unit you book wins.
| Trailer | Daily | Weekly | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5×10 Big Tex dump | $100 | $550 | 5×10 dump |
| 7×14 Texas Pride dump | $150 | $950 | 7×14 dump |
Both units are also listed under dump trailers on the trailer rental inventory. A one-day cleanout usually follows the daily line. A job that runs most of a week often costs less on the weekly line than on seven daily charges—ask which cutoff applies to your dates instead of assuming.
What changes the price you actually pay
Size is the first lever. The compact 5×10 is the lower daily rate. The 7×14 is built to a 14,000 lb GVWR with dual 7,000 lb axles, so it costs more per day and needs a stronger tow vehicle. Weight details live on how much a dump trailer weighs. Do not book the larger trailer only because the price looks manageable if the truck cannot tow it.
Rental length is the second lever. Daily rates fit a Saturday haul. Multi-day roofing, concrete, or dirt jobs should be priced on the weekly line before you stack extra days. Extra days beyond what you reserved are quoted at booking or when you call to extend—do not assume the daily rate simply repeats without asking.
What you haul changes which trailer you need, not a hidden surcharge listed here. Dense loads—concrete, wet soil, a full shingle tear-off—belong in the larger dump, and they still have to stay inside that unit’s ratings. Light brush may fit the 5×10. Overloading is not a billing trick; it is how people bend axles and get turned around at the scale.
Tow-vehicle readiness is the cost people forget. Both AMD dumps list a 2-5/16 inch hitch. If your truck has a 2-inch ball, you need the right ball before pickup, plus a brake controller and straps or chains that are already in the truck. Those are your costs, not line items on the rental page. See ball and hitch sizes if you are matching hardware.
Hauling rates vs rental rates
Search results mix two businesses. A dump trailer hauling rate usually means someone else drives, loads or meets you, and bills by the hour, the ton, or the load. That is not this rental. AMD’s published $100 and $150 daily figures are for the trailer sitting on your hitch. Landfill fees, transfer-station minimums, and any extra time you spend in line are separate, and they vary by the facility you choose.
If you wanted a box delivered and picked up later, that is the dumpster drop-off path, not the dump-trailer day rate. If you are a roofing crew making your own dump runs, the trailer rental is the match—see roofing dump trailer sizing before you pick 5×10 or 7×14.
What is not included
The rate does not include delivery to a jobsite unless a staff member quotes that separately. Do not assume a forklift, a loading crew, or a fuel charge is bundled. Accessories, if you need them, are quoted when you book. Sales tax, if it applies at checkout, is not baked into the inventory day rate you see on the trailer page—ask when you reserve so the total is not a surprise.
Damage, late return, and an overloaded trailer are the usual ways a simple day rate grows. Bring the trailer back the way you picked it up, inside the reservation window, and within the ratings on the VIN plate. If the job runs long, call (469) 972-8824 before the return time instead of hoping the next customer’s slot will absorb it.
Weekend demand is the other reason to call before you assume the inventory price is available on the day you want. A listed $100 or $150 rate does not hold a trailer. The reservation does. If the 7×14 is out, the 5×10 is not a free substitute for a heavy load just because it is cheaper. Wait for the larger unit or split the work into more trips only if the smaller trailer’s ratings still cover each load.
Contractors who rent every week should still re-check the inventory page each time. A weekly line that looked right in the spring can be a different number later, and a job that used to fit a day can turn into a week once dump-site lines and weather are real. Price the rental from the current page, then add the dump fee you already know from the facility you use. Those two numbers together are the cost of the haul. Neither one is a national “hauling rate.”
How to get today’s number
Inventory pages are the source for the listed day and week rates. For a date range that is not a clean day or week, use the reservation form or call. Tell us the trailer size, the dates, and what you are hauling. We will confirm whether that unit is the right one and what the current rate is for those dates. A partial week is quoted—do not multiply the daily rate yourself and assume that total is final.
Pickup and return are at 5168 Baxter Well Rd, McKinney, TX 75071. Yard access is 24 hours once the reservation is in place. Trailers are not picked up at the Allen office. If you are still choosing a size, start with the weight guide and the two inventory pages above rather than guessing from a national average price.
FAQ
How much is a dump trailer per day?
On the current inventory pages, the 5×10 Big Tex lists $100 per day and the 7×14 Texas Pride lists $150 per day. Confirm before you book; rates change.
Is the weekly rate just seven times the daily rate?
No. The listed weekly figures are $550 for the 5×10 and $950 for the 7×14, which is less than seven daily charges. Ask which line fits your dates.
Do you charge by the ton to haul my debris?
No. These are trailer rental rates. You tow the trailer and pay the dump site yourself.
What hitch do I need?
Both dumps list a 2-5/16 inch ball. Match it exactly.