A cleanout in one of Hamilton's lower-city rowhouses is a different logistics problem than one on the Mountain — narrower access, less room to stage a bin, sometimes laneway-only delivery. Either way, having the bin on-site beats a dozen trips hauling bags to the curb.
Bin There Dump That handles residential delivery across both sides of the escarpment, and plans placement around whichever access you've got.
Every bin includes a set rental period and tonnage allowance, with flat-rate pricing quoted up front — no surprise weight fees at pickup.
| Bin Size | Residential Rental | Residential Included | Contractor Rental | Contractor Included |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 Yard (9x6x2 ft) | 7 Days | 1 Metric Tonne | 14 Days | 1 Metric Tonne |
| 9 Yard (9x7x4 ft) | 7 Days | 1 Metric Tonne | 14 Days | 1 Metric Tonne |
| 12 Yard (10x8x4 ft) | 7 Days | 1.25 Metric Tonnes | 14 Days | 1 Metric Tonne |
| 14 Yard (11x8x4.5 ft) | 7 Days | 1.5 Metric Tonnes | 14 Days | 1 Metric Tonne |
| 20 Yard (11x8x6 ft) | 7 Days | 1.75 Metric Tonnes | 14 Days | 1.25 Metric Tonnes |
Residential rentals include 7 days on-site. Contractor rentals include 14 days on-site for longer job-site timelines. Tell us about your project when you request a quote and we'll recommend the right size.
The 4 or 9-yard fits most single-room jobs and tighter lower-city lots. Full-home or garage cleanouts usually need the 12 or 14-yard — tell us what you're clearing and we'll size it.
In most cases yes — tell us your access width when you request a quote and we'll confirm what fits.
7 days on-site as standard, or a 14-day contractor rental on request.
No — full-opening double rear doors mean you load from ground level.