Shingles are dense — a full tear-off on even a modest roof fills a bin with a lot more weight than the same volume of household junk or reno debris. Getting the right size on-site before the crew starts tearing off the old roof means you're not stuck with a half-loaded bin and a tarp full of shingles waiting on a second delivery.
Because roofing material is heavier per square foot than most other debris, tell us the rough size of the roof and how many layers are coming off when you book, so we can point you to the right bin and make sure it's placed somewhere the truck can access easily for pickup.
The bin sizes are the same, but shingles are heavier than most household or reno debris, so let us know the roof size and number of layers coming off so we can recommend the right fit.
A standard single-layer tear-off on an average-sized roof usually fits the 10-yard bin. Larger roofs or multi-layer tear-offs are a better match for the 15-yard.
As close to the work area as the driveway or street allows, so the crew isn't carrying shingles far to load the bin. Tell us the preferred spot when you book.
Yes, that's fine for a mixed job, but keep in mind shingles add weight quickly, so factor that in when deciding between the 10-yard and 15-yard bin.