Shingles are heavy, and a tear-off — whether on a Woodstock subdivision home or a larger rural roofline — fills a bin's tonnage allowance faster than the equivalent volume of household debris. Sizing the bin right up front keeps the crew from stalling mid-tear-off.
Bin There Dump That delivers roofing bins across Woodstock and Oxford County, positioned close to the work area whether the property is in town or out on a larger lot.
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.
Most full tear-offs on an average home suit the 12, 14, or 20-yard bin. Tell us your roof size and layer count and we'll recommend the right fit.
Shingles are dense relative to their volume, so a bin that looks far from full by volume can already be close to its tonnage limit.
Yes, a 14-day contractor rental is available on every bin size.
Yes, standard roofing debris including flashing and nails can go in with the shingles.