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Roofing shingles are heavy, so choosing a bin requires considering both debris volume and weight. Junk It® offers several dumpster sizes, with availability and recommended options varying by project and postal code.
| Bin Size | Dimensions | Capacity (Pick-Up Loads) | Ideal Use |
| 8 Yard Dumpster | 12’ x 5.5’ x 3.5’ | 🛻 3–3.5 loads | Smaller roof repairs, limited shingle removal, and roofing cleanup |
| 10 Yard Dumpster | 12’ x 6’ x 4’ | 🛻 4 loads | Smaller roof tear-offs and heavier roofing debris |
| 14 Yard Dumpster | 12’ x 7’ x 4.5’ | 🛻 5.5 loads | Roof replacements and moderate shingle loads |
| 20 Yard Dumpster | 14’ x 8’ x 8’ | 🛻 8 loads | Larger roofing projects where debris weight remains within applicable limits |
Some roofing projects also involve wood or other building materials. When the job creates a broader mix of waste, construction debris bin rentals may be more appropriate. Projects involving additional home improvements can also use renovation dumpster rentals.
Larger projects that extend beyond roofing may require construction dumpster rentals for broader jobsite disposal.
Asbestos may be found in some older roofing products, especially on homes built or renovated before the 1990s.
It cannot be confirmed by appearance alone, so suspect shingles, tiles, mastics, or roofing felts should be tested by a qualified professional before disposal. Asbestos-containing material is not accepted in a standard roofing bin.
Hot tar, tar buckets, roof coatings, sealants, adhesives, solvents, and liquid roofing products should not be placed in a roofing shingle bin. These materials may require separate disposal.
Solar panels, skylights, glass panels, and broken glass are not standard roofing shingle debris. Ask Junk It® before loading these items so the team can confirm the right disposal option.
Soil, concrete, brick, gravel, stone, sand, and clean fill require a dedicated soil and concrete dumpster rental. These materials should not be mixed with roofing shingles or general roofing debris.
Batteries, electronics, fluorescent bulbs, food waste, medical waste, sharps, propane tanks, chemicals, fuels, oils, and hazardous materials are not accepted in roofing bins.
Metal flashing, roofing nails, and small approved roofing scraps are usually fine when they are part of a roofing debris load. If you are unsure about a material, check with Junk It® before loading.
Junk It® provides roofing crews and property owners with a straightforward way to coordinate debris removal around roof repairs and replacements.
Since 2002, Junk It® has supplied bins for contractor projects, renovations, property cleanups, and other disposal needs.
Enter your postal code before booking to see your local roofing bin rate. Your rental includes delivery, scheduled pickup, disposal of accepted roofing debris, and 1,000 kg of accepted material in the price.
When access allows, bin placement can be planned around the property and work area so crews have a practical location for loading removed roofing material.
Coordinate delivery with the start of your roofing work and pickup with your project timeline and local availability.
Select your bin, enter your postal code, and complete your rental online to automatically save $15.
Commercial billing supports roofers, contractors, property managers, restoration companies, and other customers managing ongoing project work.
Move vehicles, trailers, equipment, and building supplies before delivery so the truck has an open route to the requested placement area.
Consider where shingles will come off the roof and how crews will move debris to the bin. Clear instructions can help position it conveniently while maintaining necessary property access.
Junk It® uses protective boards during placement to help reduce direct contact between the bin and suitable paved surfaces.
You don't need to remain on-site for delivery when the placement area is accessible and you've provided clear instructions during booking.
Junk It® roofing bin pricing depends on your location, bin size, and applicable disposal requirements. Enter your postal code online to view your local rate before booking.
Consider the roof size, number of layers being removed, and type of roofing material. Choose an appropriate bin, enter your postal code, and book online to save $15.
Arrange for your bin to arrive around the start of the roofing project. Same-day dumpster rental or next-day delivery may be available depending on your location and schedule.
Place accepted shingles and roofing debris in the bin as tear-off and repair work progresses. Keep restricted materials and materials requiring separate disposal out of the load.
Junk It® returns for the bin at the end of your scheduled rental period. You do not need to call or be on-site for pickup.
Approved asphalt shingles can be loaded into an appropriate roofing bin. Because shingles are heavy, provide accurate information about your roofing project when choosing a bin.
The number of roofing squares that fit in a bin depends on the shingle type, number of layers, and total load weight. Shingles are dense, so the right bin is not based on volume alone.
If you know the roof size and how many layers are coming off, Junk It® can help you choose an appropriate bin.
If the bin is loaded beyond the included weight or safe hauling limits, additional charges or service adjustments may apply.
Roofing shingles can get heavy fast, so it is important to choose the right bin and avoid adding unrelated heavy material.
Some roofing shingles may be recycled where local facilities and material conditions allow. Recycling depends on the type of shingles, contamination, disposal rules, and available processing options in the service area. Ask Junk It® if shingle recycling is available for your project.
That depends on the materials and applicable disposal requirements. If your project includes wood, drywall, or other building waste, confirm whether it can be combined before loading. Broader mixed loads may be better suited to construction debris bin rentals.
The right size depends on the roof area, number of shingle layers, material type, and expected weight. Because shingles are dense, a larger dumpster is not automatically the right option. Compare available dumpster sizes before booking.
Yes, roofing bins can be used for approved debris from complete tear-offs. The appropriate bin will depend on how much material the roof produces and the expected load weight.
Many projects benefit from having the bin in place when tear-off work begins. This gives the crew a designated loading point instead of allowing removed shingles to accumulate around the property.
Concrete and other heavy clean-fill materials require separate handling and should not be mixed with general roofing debris. Review soil and concrete dumpster rentals for those materials.
Roofing shingle bin rentals start from $369 for an 8 yard bin. The exact cost depends on your postal code, the bin size available in your area, and the weight of the roofing debris.
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