Roofing Debris Bin Rental
Shingles are one of the heaviest common debris types a bin sees — a full tear-off on an average home adds up fast, and it's denser than drywall or household junk of the same volume. That's why sizing matters more here than on most jobs.
For most single-layer tear-offs the 10-yard bin does the job; if you're removing multiple layers of shingles or tearing off a larger roof, the 15-yard gives you the room to avoid overfilling. Talk to us about your roof size before booking so we can point you at the right bin.
- Sized for asphalt shingle tear-off and underlayment
- 15-yard recommended for multi-layer tear-offs or larger roofs
- Keeps nails and debris off the lawn and driveway during the job
- Flat pricing with no hidden weight fees for standard roofing loads
What it costs in Kitchener
- 10-Yard Bin: $150 + HST — delivery, pickup, and 2-week rental included
- 15-Yard Bin (most popular for roofing): $175 + HST — delivery, pickup, and 2-week rental included
Roofing Debris Bin Rental FAQs
Do shingles need a different bin than other debris?
Not a different bin, but sizing matters more — shingles are dense, so a bin that looks half-full by volume can already be near its practical capacity. We can help you pick the right size before you book.
How many bundles of shingles fit in a 10-yard bin?
Roughly enough for a single-layer tear-off on an average-size roof. For anything bigger or multi-layer, the 15-yard is the safer choice.
Can roofing debris and other construction waste go in the same bin?
Yes, you can combine roofing debris with general construction waste from the same job as long as you stay within the bin's practical fill line.
How fast can you get a bin out for a roofing job?
Same-day delivery is usually available if you book early in the day, which works well around a roofing crew's schedule.