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Most renovation jobs in the GTA land on a 14-yard bin, and there is a good reason for it. It carries enough to get a kitchen, a bathroom or a roof off the property in one go, while still leaving somebody room to park behind it.
14 YardThe trade-off every homeowner makes is between having enough bin and still being able to live in the house while the work happens. Fourteen yards is where that balance usually sits. It is noticeably more capacity than the 10, without the length of the 20, so a second car can generally still get past and the neighbours do not spend three weeks looking at a wall of steel.
Cabinets, counters, tile, a tub and the drywall behind all of it.
Shingles are heavy for their bulk, so a mid-size bin suits them better than a large one.
Steady output over a few weeks rather than one big dump.
Old boards, railings, framing and fixtures from a single area.
Doing one of these? We have a guide for renovations or roof tear-offs.
This is the size that suits mixed renovation debris — the sort of load where no single material dominates:
Measured against the same yardstick as the rest of our range, the 14-yard swallows six to seven half-ton loads. In practice a single-storey roof tear-off or a full kitchen strip tends to land inside one bin, with a bit left over for whatever the crew finds behind the walls — and something always turns up behind the walls.
A 14-yard bin suits a standard single driveway, which is the main argument for it over the 20. It still needs room behind for the truck to roll it off and clear overhead space, but the margins are more forgiving. If the surface is new or recently sealed, mention it — boards under the rollers are a two-minute job on arrival and save an argument later.
Permits are the question we get most often, and the answer is simpler than people expect. A bin on your driveway needs no permit at all. Only street placement brings the municipality into it, so check with yours before booking if the driveway will not work — for Ajax addresses that is the Town of Ajax, and neighbouring municipalities each handle it their own way.
How long the bin can stay is best agreed at the outset rather than assumed — ask about rental length when you book, and the dates are settled before a single shingle comes off.
Whatever the size, dirt and soil, concrete, and brick or block have to go somewhere else. They are many times denser than renovation waste, and a bin loaded with them exceeds what it is rated to carry.
Not certain the 14 is the one? The sizes either side of it cover the jobs this one does not.
20 ydOur largest bin — built for full builds, demolition debris and major site clean-outs where volume matters.
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10 ydA versatile mid-size bin for medium renovations, landscaping and general construction clean-up.
See this binFor most single-storey GTA homes, yes, and it is the size we send out for roofing more than any other. Steep roofs, two layers of old shingles or a larger footprint can push it over, so describe the roof when you call rather than guessing from the square footage.
Around six to seven pickup-truck loads. The easiest way to picture it is a full kitchen — cabinets, counters, flooring and the drywall behind them — with room to spare.
Usually. A 14-yard bin is the largest size we would confidently put on a single driveway, and the deciding factor is normally the length of the driveway rather than its width. Tell us roughly how many cars park end to end and we can call it before the truck leaves.
Solid, level ground is what we need. Grass and soft gravel can rut badly under a loaded bin, especially after rain, so a driveway or a compacted pad is the safer choice. If neither exists, call and we will work out what is possible on site.
Not for a bin on your own driveway. Street placement is the only case that involves the municipality, and it is worth sorting before delivery day — in Ajax, through the Town of Ajax.
Rental length is worth settling at the booking stage rather than mid-job. Renovation schedules slip more than roofing ones do, so pin the dates down before the first wall comes out.
Send the details or call and we’ll price it flat and get it on your site.