
ROOFING DUMPSTER RENTAL
A simpler way to handle roofing tear-offs
Roof tear-offs move fast, and debris piles up quickly. A roll-off dumpster gives your crew one place for shingles, underlayment, damaged wood, packaging, and other approved roofing debris so the jobsite stays clean. We can handle many types of roofing tear-offs, with a great selection of bins for any size of job.
We also prioritize your job as if it was our own, we understand the container needs to arrive when expected, be easy to load, and move out of the way when the job is ready for pickup or a swap. We focus on responsive scheduling, practical dumpster sizing, and straightforward disposal planning so the dumpster does not become another jobsite problem.
5 Days Included
The first five rental days are included. Delivery day is not counted as day one, and the bin can be kept onsite for as long as needed
Walk-In Loading
Our roll-offs have the lowest walk-in loading floor height of any provider. At just 10 inches off the ground this makes for easier loading
Fast Scheduling
Next-day delivery is available for many projects; same-day may be available depending on timing and location
(253) 220-7228

ROOFING DEBRIS
Common materials from a roof tear-off
Roofing jobs can produce a mix of dense and bulky material. Tell us what you expect to remove so we can confirm the right container and disposal requirements before delivery.
Shingles & Underlayment
Asphalt shingles, felt, synthetic underlayment, and similar tear-off material are common roofing loads.
Wood & Sheathing
Damaged roof decking, sheathing, lumber scraps, and related construction debris can often be included with the roofing load.
Concrete Tile & Terracotta
Concrete tile and terracotta roofing can often be separated for recycling, which may reduce disposal costs compared with mixed roofing debris.
Commercial Roofing
We can accept flat roofing tear-off materials including built-up roofing and ISO insulation from any commercial roofing projects with fast turnaround.
ROOFING DUMPSTER SIZING
Choose the right dumpster for your roofing project

10 Yard
Approx. 8' W × 12' L × 3.5' H
Included weight: 2,000 lbs
ROUGH GUIDE:
~1,500 SQ FT
✓ Small tear-offs and repair work
✓ Best with little or no plywood/sheathing replacement

15 Yard
Approx. 8' W × 14' L × 4' H
Included weight: 4,000 lbs
ROUGH GUIDE:
~1,500–2,000 SQ FT
✓ Smaller residential tear-offs
✓ Will accommodate about 10–20 sheets of plywood depending on the roof
MOST POPULAR

20 Yard
Approx. 8' W × 14' L × 5' H
Included weight: 6,000 lbs
ROUGH GUIDE:
~2,000–3,500 SQ FT ROOFS
✓ Best fit for most residential roofing jobs
✓ Good choice when a lot of plywood/sheathing or mixed roofing debris is expected

30 Yard
Approx. 8' W × 20' L × 5.5' H
Included weight: 8,000 lbs
ROUGH GUIDE:
~3,500+ SQ FT
✓ Larger tear-offs and commercial project
✓ Full Plywood Re-Sheeting
✓ Capacity may still be weight-limited on very heavy shingle loads
Need a quick answer?
Call or text us with the job address, roof details, and timing so we can help plan the rental.
Text us 24/7 - (253) 220-7228Ready to schedule?
Request a straightforward quote and coordinate delivery around the roofing schedule.
Reserve NowNot sure what size?
Send us the roof size and material and we’ll help narrow down the right container.
Call for Size HelpHOW IT WORKS
How our dumpster rental process works
01
Get a Quote
Tell us the roof size, material, address, and timing.
02
Schedule Delivery
Choose a delivery day that works with the roofing schedule.
03
We Deliver
We place the roll-off where the project needs it.
04
You Fill It
Load approved roofing debris during the rental period.
05
We Pick It Up
When the project is ready, contact us to coordinate pickup or a swap.
REQUEST A DUMPSTER QUOTE
Tell us what you need. We’ll help size the dumpster.
Call, text, or submit the form request and we’ll help sort out the right container, timing, and disposal details without requiring you to know every answer in advance.
Send us the project details and we’ll put together the right dumpster option for your location!
Request Your Quote
Tell us the basics below and we’ll follow up with the best dumpster option for your project.
ROOFING DUMPSTER FAQ
Common roofing dumpster questions
What size dumpster do I need for a roof?
It depends on roof area, roofing material, number of layers, and whether other construction debris will be included. Send us those details and we can help narrow it down.
Can shingles and wood go in the same dumpster?
Often they can, but material rules can depend on the disposal path and the amount of each material. Tell us what the tear-off includes before loading.
How soon can a dumpster be delivered?
Next-day delivery is available for many projects. Same-day may be possible depending on location, timing, and current scheduling.
How long can I keep the dumpster?
The first 5 rental days are included, and the delivery day is not counted as rental day one. Additional time can be arranged if the project needs longer.
Can I schedule a dumpster swap during a roofing job?
Yes. If the dumpster fills before the roofing job is finished, contact us and we can coordinate a pickup and replacement based on your location and current scheduling.
What information should I have ready when requesting a roofing dumpster?
The job address, approximate roof size, roofing material, number of layers, desired delivery timing, and whether other construction debris will be included. Those details help us recommend the right size and disposal plan.
Can you take flat roofing, built-up roofing, or ISO insulation?
Yes. We accept many commercial flat-roof tear-off materials, including built-up roofing and ISO insulation. Send us the roofing system, project location, and approximate volume so we can confirm the container and disposal plan before delivery.
Can concrete or terracotta roof tile be recycled?
Yes. Concrete and terracotta roof tile can often be recycled when it is kept clean and separated from other debris. The load cannot be contaminated with garbage, underlayment, wood, tar paper, or other mixed materials if it is going to qualify for tile recycling or reduced disposal rates.

