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Dumpsters Built for Roofing Projects
Roofing shingles are heavy. Really heavy. You can't just throw them in any old dumpster and hope for the best.
Our roofing dumpsters are built to handle the weight. Load them up with shingles, underlayment, flashing, and all the other junk from a tear-off, and we'll haul it away.
What Goes in Roofing Dumpsters
- Asphalt shingles
- Underlayment and tar paper
- Flashing and drip edge
- Roofing nails
- Wood shingles
- Damaged plywood or sheathing
- Vents and ridge caps
- Packaging materials
What Size Roofing Dumpster?
Most residential roofing projects need a 20 yard dumpster. Here's the breakdown:
- 15 yard: Small roof (garage, shed, small house)
- 20 yard: Average residential roof (most common)
- 30 yard: Large house or commercial roof
- 40 yard: Major commercial roofing project
Keep in mind: if you're tearing off multiple layers of shingles, you might need a bigger dumpster or a second one. Let us know what you're working with and we'll help you pick the right size.
Fast Delivery and Pickup
Roofing crews work fast. We get that. Call us in the morning and we'll usually have a dumpster on your site by afternoon.
Done with your tear-off? Call us for a pickup and we'll get it out of your way so you can start putting the new roof on.
Weight Limits
Shingles are heavy, so there are weight limits. We'll let you know what you're allowed based on the size you rent.
If you go over, there's an extra charge per ton, but we'll warn you before you get close. We're not trying to surprise you with fees.