A lot of Kingston's older homes are still on their original kitchens and bathrooms, and once a reno starts, the debris adds up fast — cabinets, drywall, old flooring, tile, and trim all coming out within the first few days. A bin parked on-site means the crew keeps working instead of hauling loads to the dump mid-job.
Both sizes handle standard renovation debris. The 15-yard is the better fit if you're gutting more than one room or expect a full skid of drywall and flooring, since it gives you more room before you're stacking material above the fill line.
Yes, both are common in renovation loads. Just keep the fill level with the top of the bin so it can be hauled safely.
Most kitchen or bathroom gut renos fit comfortably in the 15-yard bin. If you're only doing a smaller update, like new flooring or a vanity swap, the 10-yard is usually enough.
The rental includes a full 2 weeks, which covers most single-room renovations. If you need more time, reach out before it's up and we'll do what we can to extend it.
Yes. Tell us where on the property you want it placed — driveway, side yard, or street — and we'll place it there for easy access during the reno.