Roofing Debris Bin Rental in Hamilton
Shingles are deceptively heavy — a full tear-off on an average-sized roof fills a bin faster than most people expect, and the material sits denser than a typical cleanout load. That's worth knowing before you book so you order the right size the first time.
We deliver early so the bin is on-site and ready before the crew starts tearing off, keeping shingles and old flashing off the lawn and driveway and out of the way of foot traffic.
- Handles asphalt shingles, underlayment, flashing and roofing debris
- Delivered ahead of tear-off day so the crew isn't waiting on us
- Denser material than household junk — ask us about sizing if you're doing a full roof
- Flat price with delivery and pickup included either way
What it costs in Hamilton
- 10-Yard Bin: $150 + HST — fits a smaller roof section or partial tear-off
- 15-Yard Bin (most popular): $175 + HST — the better fit for a full single-layer roof tear-off
- Both sizes include delivery, pickup and a 2-week rental period
- Roofing material is heavier than household waste — mention your roof size when booking so we can set expectations on load
Roofing Debris Bin Rental FAQs
Is a 10-yard bin big enough for a full roof tear-off?
It depends on the size of the roof and how many layers of shingles are coming off. For most single-layer tear-offs on an average home, the 15-yard is the safer choice — tell us the roof size when you book and we'll help you pick.
Why do shingles fill a bin faster than regular junk?
Shingles are dense and heavy compared to household debris, so a bin that looks half-empty by volume can already be carrying a lot of weight. That's normal for roofing jobs.
Can nails and flashing go in with the shingles?
Yes, standard roofing debris including flashing and nails can go in with the shingles.
What if I'm doing a two-layer tear-off?
Let us know when booking — a double-layer tear-off produces significantly more material and we'll help you plan for the right bin size or a second bin.