Bin rental in Kingston
A 14-yard bin dropped where you want it, kept for about a week, and hauled away when you call. Cleanouts, renovations and roofing jobs, loaded on your own schedule instead of ours.
- 14 cubic yards
- About a week, longer if you need it
- Driveways and job sites
- Dropped off and picked up
One trailer, four sizes of job
The bin is a 14-yard dump trailer. It holds roughly four to five pickup-truck loads, which in practice means a quarter of it is a couple of bulky items, half is a bedroom or a bathroom reno, three quarters is a garage or a torn-down deck, and a full load is a basement or an estate.
Because it is a trailer rather than a roll-off, it goes into places a roll-off cannot — tighter driveways, narrower laneways, spots with a tree in the way — and it comes back out without leaving marks on your surface. Tell Brock about the access when you book and he will tell you honestly whether it will work.
The load-size slider on the homepage is there to help you picture how much fits before you call. Every job still gets priced on the phone, because access, weight and what is actually in the pile all move the number.
Bin, or should we just take it?
Take the bin if you are working through a project over several days, if the pile grows as you go, or if you want to keep the cost down by loading it yourself.
Book a pickup if it is already piled up, if it is heavy, if it lives in a basement, or if you would rather not spend the weekend carrying it.
Homes or businesses — pick your side
A driveway bin for a weekend renovation and a job-site bin that gets swapped three times are booked differently.
Residential bin rental
A bin in your driveway for a renovation, a spring cleanout, a roofing job or a deck coming down. Fill it across the week.
Bin rental for homesCommercial & job-site bins
Bins on site for contractors, roofers and property managers, swapped as they fill for as long as the job runs.
Bin rental for businessWhat can go in the bin
Load it up
- Household junk and furniture
- Renovation and demolition debris
- Roofing shingles and underlay
- Drywall, lumber and flooring
- Old cabinetry and fixtures
- Yard waste, brush and old fencing
- Deck and shed material
- Garage, basement and shed contents
- Cardboard and packaging
- Scrap metal
Keep it out
- Propane tanks and pressurised cylinders
- Paint, oil, solvents and chemicals
- Tires — a licensed depot takes these
- Anything flammable or toxic
- Asbestos and hazardous building material
- Some electronics — ask first
How a rental works
- Say what the job is and whereRenovation, cleanout, roof, yard. Brock needs the address and rough access to price it.
- Bin arrives where you askedDriveway, laneway, job site. Positioned so you can actually load it, not just so it fits.
- Fill it on your scheduleAbout a week is standard. Longer or shorter if you say so when you book.
- Call and it goesThe crew comes back for it. Recyclables get sorted out of the load before the rest is disposed of.
The rest of what we do
Bins get dropped in
Kingston is home base and most of the route sits inside the city, but the truck runs west through Loyalist Township, north into South Frontenac, east to Gananoque and across on the ferry to Wolfe Island.
Bin rental questions we get a lot
What size bin do I get?
One size: a 14-yard bin. It holds about the same as four to five pickup-truck loads. Most single rooms or garages fill a quarter to a half of it, and a full basement or estate cleanout can fill the whole thing.
Is this the same as a dumpster rental?
Yes — different word, same job. The bin is a 14-yard dump trailer that gets dropped where you want it, sits on your driveway or job site while you load it, and gets hauled away when you call. If you have been searching for a dumpster rental in Kingston, this is it.
How long do I get to keep the bin?
Most rentals run about a week, which covers a typical weekend renovation or cleanout with room to spare. Need it longer or shorter? Say so when you book and Brock works around your timeline.
Will it fit in my driveway?
In most Kingston driveways, yes. It is a trailer rather than a roll-off, which means it goes into tighter spots and comes back out without tearing up the surface. Tell Brock about a narrow lane, a low branch or a steep slope when you book and he will tell you straight if it works.
What can I put in it?
Household junk, furniture, renovation debris, roofing material, yard waste, flooring, drywall, lumber. What cannot go in is the same short list as everything else: no propane, paint, oil, solvents, tires or anything flammable or toxic.
What does a bin rental cost?
It depends on how long you need it, where it is going and what ends up in it — weight matters as much as volume, which is why a bin full of roofing shingles is not priced like a bin full of boxes. Describe the job and Brock gives you a number on the call.
Do you drop the bin off and pick it up?
Yes, both ends. It arrives where you asked, and when you call to say it is full the crew comes back for it. You never have to move it or tow anything.
Bin rental or junk removal — which is cheaper?
Renting the bin is cheaper because you are doing the lifting. Junk removal costs more because the crew does it. If you have the time and the back for it, take the bin; if you have neither, book the pickup.
Get a price on a bin
Tell Brock what the job is, where it is and roughly how long you need it. Most quotes take a few minutes.
- All payment types accepted
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