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Purpose-built dumpsters for roofing contractors and homeowners replacing a roof. Higher weight limits handle heavy shingles, and we coordinate delivery to match your tear-off schedule.
Choose the right container based on your roof size and layers.
Roofing dumpster rentals typically run $450-$695 to $650-$995 live by size, and our reps quote roofers with DOUBLED tonnage up front (a roofing 20 is priced with 4 tons instead of 2), because shingles weigh more than anyone expects. We have seen a 10 yarder come back with 8 tons on it. Pricing includes delivery, pickup, and disposal.
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Commercial & National Accounts Specialist, Ultimate Dumpsters. To the roofing crews out there
Common questions about dumpster rentals for roofing projects.
A general rule: 1 square of roofing (100 sq ft) generates about 1 cubic yard of debris for a single layer. A 2,000 sq ft roof (20 squares) with one layer typically needs a 20-yard dumpster. Multi-layer tear-offs generate 2-3x more debris and may need a 30-yard.
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Yes. Asphalt shingles weigh approximately 250-400 lbs per square (100 sq ft). A typical roof tear-off can weigh 4,000-8,000 lbs depending on layers and roof size. Our roofing dumpsters include enhanced weight allowances to accommodate this.
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In many areas, yes. Asphalt shingles can be recycled into road paving material. We offer shingle recycling in markets where processing facilities are available. Ask about recycling options when you order.
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We place roofing dumpsters as close to the work area as possible, often right next to the house. This allows roofers to toss debris directly from the roof into the container, saving time and reducing cleanup.
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Roofing dumpsters should ideally contain only roofing materials to qualify for recycling. Mixing in general construction debris may disqualify the load from recycling programs and could affect pricing. Ask us about using a second container for non-roofing waste.
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