Roofing Dumpster Rental
A single-layer shingle tear-off on most single-family homes fits our 10 yard dumpster ($375) — shingles are dense, so the can fills by weight before volume. Two layers, or a roof plus other demo debris, and our 20 yard dumpster ($525) is the safer call. Both include 2 tons; past that it's $120 a ton for the weight you actually use.
Rather talk it through? Request a dumpster quote and we'll call you back.
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Both sizes
10 Yard Dumpster
$375
14'L x 7.5'W x 3'H · about 3 pickup loads
- Included days
- 2
- Each extra day
- $20
- Included weight
- 2 tons
- Over the weight
- $120/ton, prorated
- Delivery within 20 road mi
- Included
20 Yard Dumpster
$525
16'L x 7.5'W x 5'H · about 6 pickup loads
- Included days
- 2
- Each extra day
- $20
- Included weight
- 2 tons
- Over the weight
- $120/ton, prorated
- Delivery within 20 road mi
- Included
Our call on size
Roof tear-off, one layer
10 yard — $375
Shingles hit weight before volume. Keep the load level with the top.
Torn between the two? What size dumpster do I need?
Load it level
Shingles are heavy, so bigger is not automatically better. Keep the load level with the top of the can.
Size it before you book
Tell us the square count and the number of layers and we'll size it honestly — that's the whole conversation for a roof.
Weight, billed honestly
Each rental includes 2 tons. Go over and it's $120 per ton, billed for the weight you actually use — half a ton over is $60, not $120.
Delivery
Delivery is included within 20 road miles of our Marshall yard. Past that ring a delivery fee is added, shown on your total before you book — every town's page has its own terms.
Questions
Roofing Dumpster Rental, answered.
Yes. Shingles are dense - a single-layer tear-off on most houses fills our 10 yard dumpster by weight before volume, so tell us the square count and the layers and we will size it honestly.
Tell us what needs to go.
Free estimate, no obligation, and an exact price before anything moves.