Roofing Bin Rental in Fort St. John, BC
Roofing bins for homeowners and roofing contractors in Fort St. John and Charlie Lake, Taylor, Baldonnel and Montney. Asphalt shingles, torch-on and tar membrane, underlay, flashing and old sheathing. One bin for a house, or several for multi-unit and commercial roofs.
Roofing Bin Sizes
| Bin | Typical roof |
|---|---|
| 10 yard | Garages, sheds, small homes (one layer) |
| 20 yard | Typical single-family homes |
| 30 yard roofing bin | Larger homes, two layers, multi-family and commercial jobs |
30 yard is the maximum we recommend for heavy roofing. Shingles and torch-on are heavy, and a fully loaded 40 yard bin would exceed truck weight limits.
Commercial & Multi-Bin Roofing Jobs
For a large tear-off, a 30 yard bin typically holds roughly 2,500–3,000 sq ft of torch-on, depending on layers and how it's loaded. Call with the roof size, material and site address and we'll quote the number of bins and swaps for the job.
What Can Go in a Roofing Bin
- Asphalt shingles (all layers)
- Torch-on and tar membrane
- Underlay, felt and ice-and-water shield
- Flashing, vents and gutters
- Damaged sheathing and plywood
Keep out: asbestos-containing materials, paint and solvent cans, and propane cylinders.
Get a Bin Quote
Tell us the bin size (or what you're throwing out), your address or neighbourhood, and when you need it. We'll get back to you quickly with availability and a price.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size bin do I need for my roof?
Most single-family homes in Fort St. John fit in a 20 yard bin. Two layers or a large roof may need a 30 yard bin. Give us the square footage and layers and we'll confirm.
Can you place the bin close to the house?
Yes. We can put it as close as access allows so your crew can throw debris straight off the roof. Tell us about overhead wires and trees.
Do you work with roofing contractors?
Yes. We supply bins for contractors on residential and commercial jobs, including multiple bins and quick swaps.
Is torch-on accepted?
Yes. Torch-on and tar membrane are accepted. They're heavy, so we'll size the bin to stay within weight limits.