Roofing work is messy, and debris piles up fast. Torn shingles, nails, underlayment, and wood scraps can quickly overwhelm a job site. With Haul Away Guy’s roofing dumpster rentals, cleanup stays simple, fast, and stress-free. We offer four dumpster sizes: 10, 15, 20, and 23 yards, so you always get the right dumpster for your roofing project. Whether you’re replacing a few squares or tearing off an entire roof, our containers handle heavy debris with ease. We deliver straight to your site, place it where it’s most convenient, and pick it up on time once you’re done.
To comply with local regulations and protect our equipment, a few materials can’t go in your roofing dumpster. These include:
When roofing work is done, all this mess has to go somewhere. A dumpster rental makes sure your worksite stays safe, clean, and clutter-free.
Renting a residential dumpster for your renovation debris can simplify the process and make cleanup a breeze. Here’s a list of renovation projects that can benefit from a dumpster rental, helping you keep things organized.
Furniture (sofas, tables, bed frames)
Mattresses and bedding
Appliances (refrigerators, ovens, washers)
Construction debris (wood, drywall, metal)
Yard waste (branches, clippings, bushes)
Clothing, toys, books, and clutter
Carpet, flooring, and rugs
Hot tubs, jacuzzis, and patio furniture
Playsets, swing sets, and auto parts
Storage unit cleanouts
Office furniture (desks, chairs)
Holiday decor and household goods
Sporting equipment, bikes, treadmills
Tools, sheds, windows, and more
Without a solid plan for roofing waste removal, the cleanup process can drag on, creating hazards and unnecessary stress. A dumpster rental keeps things under control, making roofing waste disposal quick, safe, and surprisingly simple.
Loose shingles, nails, and splintered wood can turn a worksite into an obstacle course. Instead of weaving through a minefield of hazards, toss everything straight into a dumpster as you go. A clutter-free site means fewer injuries, faster progress, and way less frustration for everyone on the job.
Running loads of debris to the dump is a massive time suck. Every trip eats into your workday, costs extra in fuel, and slows down progress. With a dumpster on-site, all that wasted time disappears. Just toss, move on, and let the rental company handle the heavy lifting when the job’s done.
Roofing debris isn’t just messy; it’s dense and heavy. Stacks of old shingles, soggy insulation, and bent flashing add up quickly, making disposal a nightmare without the right setup. A dumpster lets you offload everything in one go, so you're not stuck breaking your back, hauling overloaded trash cans, or wrecking your truck bed.
The last thing you need is a stack of surprise fees from multiple dump runs, fuel costs, and landfill charges. A dumpster rental provides a clear, upfront price, with drop-off, pickup, and disposal all included. No nickel-and-diming, no stress, just a straightforward way to handle the mess without blowing your budget.
12'L x 7.5'W x 3'H
1 ton of debris
3 days
7 days
14 days
Need it for longer? Let us know and we can add additional days for a nominal fee.
14'L x 7.5'W x 4'H
1.5 tons of debris
3 days
7 days
14 days
Need it for longer? Let us know and we can add additional days for a nominal fee.
14'L x 7.5'W x 5'H
2 tons of debris
3 days
7 days
14 days
Need it for longer? Let us know and we can add additional days for a nominal fee.
14'L x 7.5'W x 6'H
2 tons of debris
3 days
7 days
14 days
Need it for longer? Let us know and we can add additional days for a nominal fee.
There is a $35 surcharge per mattress or box spring.
$20 for each additional day.
$0.04 per pound over 2 tons to a maximum of 4.5 tons.
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Pick the dumpster size that fits your needs, then click "RENT NOW" to get started.
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Pick a delivery date that works for you. We offer same-day services, so you don’t have to wait long.
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Fill the dumpster with your old appliances and unwanted items. When you’re done, we’ll come to pick it up—easy and hassle-free!
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The right dumpster size depends on your roof size and the total roofing squares being removed. For most residential projects, a 20-yard or 23-yard dumpster works well to handle roofing shingles, underlayment, and other materials. If your roof has multiple layers or heavier materials like architectural shingles, you may need to go with a larger size container to avoid exceeding the weight limit.The right dumpster size depends on your roof size and the total roofing squares being removed. For most residential projects, a 20-yard or 23-yard dumpster works well to handle roofing shingles, underlayment, and other materials. If your roof has multiple layers or heavier materials like architectural shingles, you may need to go with a larger size container to avoid exceeding the weight limit.The right dumpster size depends on your roof size and the total roofing squares being removed. For most residential projects, a 20-yard or 23-yard dumpster works well to handle roofing shingles, underlayment, and other materials. If your roof has multiple layers or heavier materials like architectural shingles, you may need to go with a larger size container to avoid exceeding the weight limit.The right dumpster size depends on your roof size and the total roofing squares being removed. For most residential projects, a 20-yard or 23-yard dumpster works well to handle roofing shingles, underlayment, and other materials. If your roof has multiple layers or heavier materials like architectural shingles, you may need to go with a larger size container to avoid exceeding the weight limit.The right dumpster size depends on your roof size and the total roofing squares being removed. For most residential projects, a 20-yard or 23-yard dumpster works well to handle roofing shingles, underlayment, and other materials. If your roof has multiple layers or heavier materials like architectural shingles, you may need to go with a larger size container to avoid exceeding the weight limit.
No hidden costs, our transparent pricing includes delivery, pickup, and disposal. Extra fees only apply if you exceed the weight limit or toss in restricted items.
Weight limits vary by dumpster company and dumpster service, but roofing debris can add up fast. Standard dumpsters can usually handle about 2-4 tons, but heavier materials like multiple layers of shingles or tile roofing may require special consideration. We’ll guide you on the best rental sizes based on your roofing square footage to avoid overloading.
Architectural shingles are denser than standard three-tab shingles, so they add more weight per roofing square. While they take up about the same amount of space, they can quickly approach the weight limit for a standard dumpster. For roofing companies handling a roof tear with these materials, choosing a slightly larger dumpster can help avoid overage charges.
If you’re removing multiple layers of shingles, you’ll generate significantly more waste than a single-layer roof tear. A roof with two or three layers will weigh nearly twice or three times as much as a roof with one layer of common roofing materials. To stay within the right dumpster size, it’s crucial to consider the number of layers before choosing a rental.
While roofing shingles are the primary waste in a roofing job, you can also dispose of underlayment, nails, flashing, felt paper, and even some wood from decking repairs. However, some materials, like large storage containers, hazardous waste, or insulation, may not be allowed. If you’re unsure about a specific item, let us know, and we’ll confirm what’s accepted.
Rental periods vary depending on your project schedule, but we offer flexible options to accommodate roofing jobs of all sizes. If this is your first time renting a bin, we’ll help ensure you have plenty of time to complete your project without unnecessary stress. If you need an extension, we can work with you to arrange additional time.
For larger commercial projects covering thousands of square feet, a larger standard dumpster or multiple containers may be needed to handle heavy debris. Many roofing companies opt for a combination of smaller dumpsters placed at different points on the job site for easier waste removal solutions. If you’re tackling a major commercial job, we can help determine the best setup for your specific needs.