Toronto 
Compact Bin Rentals for Tight Toronto Driveways
A 7-yard dumpster rental suits the jobs that are too big for curbside garbage and too small for a 20-yard roll-off: one room, one garage, one patio or walkway dig-out. The bin measures about 12 feet long, 6 feet wide and 3 feet high, so it sits on a single residential driveway on protective boards. We rent this bin size two ways in Toronto. The excavation bin takes sand, soil, concrete, brick and asphalt at $350 for a weekly rental. The general waste bin takes garbage and household debris from small home cleanouts, with 1 ton included.
Excavation Loads and Small Cleanouts
Heavy materials and household waste go in separate bins. Soil, concrete and other heavy material go only in the 7-yard excavation bin, never in our larger bins, and garbage, drywall, wood and furniture go in the 7-yard general waste bin. Homeowners and contractors use this dumpster rental for:
- Excavation projects – sand, soil, dirt and clean fill from patio, walkway and footing dig-outs
- Concrete, brick and asphalt removal – old steps, broken walkways, driveway removal and small demolition on a construction project
- Small home cleanouts – household junk from one room, a garage cleanup or a basement storage area
- Single-room renovation debris – tile, drywall, wood and flooring from a bathroom or laundry room renovation project
Fits the Driveway, Skips the Permit
Many Toronto homes have a single driveway with no room for a 22-foot roll-off, and a bin on the road or laneway needs a City Street Occupation Permit at $73.89 plus HST per day, with processing of about 12 weeks. A bin on private property needs no permit, and a 7-yard bin fits where a larger one will not. We set it on boards to protect the driveway and confirm the spot ahead of time, so customers do not need to be home for delivery or pickup. Our permit guide covers the road option if the driveway is too short.
Toronto Delivery Areas
We deliver 7-yard bins to driveways and job sites across Toronto, including The Annex, Leaside, East York, North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, High Park, The Beaches, Liberty Village and Midtown, and across the GTA to Mississauga, Vaughan, Brampton, Oakville and Markham. When you book, give us the address, the driveway width and anything the truck has to clear, such as overhead wires, low branches or a shared drive with a neighbour. Delivery dates depend on availability, so book a few days before the work starts.
Bin Size and Pricing
Both 7-yard bins rent with flat rate pricing that covers delivery, pickup and disposal, and the general waste bin costs an additional $125 per ton only when the weight goes over 1 ton. A mixed load adds a $50 mix fee, so tell us what is going in when you book.
| Bin | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 7-Yard Excavation Bin (sand, soil, concrete, brick, asphalt) | Excavation projects, driveway and walkway removal, landscaping dig-outs | $350 per weekly rental |
| 7-Yard General Waste Bin (1 ton included) | Small home cleanouts and single-room renovation debris | Price on request, $125 per additional ton |
Bin Sizes
We offer a variety of dumpster sizes to fit every project, big or small. All bins are delivered to your driveway safely and picked up when you're done.
A Small Bin for Heavy Loads
What comes with the 7-yard excavation bin
Flat rate by the week
The excavation bin is $350 for a weekly rental at a flat rate.
Easy to load
The walls sit about 3 feet high, so soil and broken concrete go in by shovel or by hand without a ladder or ramp.
Made for excavation projects
Sand, soil, concrete, brick and asphalt are what this bin is built for, from patio dig-outs to driveway removal.
Good for small driveways
A 12 by 6 foot footprint fits a single driveway, with the bin set on boards to protect the surface.
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FAQ
How much does a 7-yard dumpster rental cost in Toronto?
The 7-yard excavation bin is $350 for a weekly rental at a flat rate, for sand, soil, concrete, brick or asphalt. The 7-yard general waste bin includes 1 ton, and overage charges are $125 for each additional ton. Call 647-877-5740 for the general waste bin price and your dates.
How much does a 7-yard bin hold?
It has a capacity of 7 cubic yards, roughly 2 to 3 pickup truck loads. With heavy materials, the bin gets heavy long before it is full. For example, a 10 by 12 foot patio dug 8 inches deep produces about 3 cubic yards of soil, and a cubic yard of concrete weighs about 2 tons, so ask us about the fill level for your load when you book.
Can I put concrete and household garbage in the same bin?
Keep them separate. Concrete, brick, asphalt, soil and sand go in the excavation bin, and household garbage, drywall, wood and furniture go in the general waste bin. A mixed load adds a $50 mix fee. For a bigger cleanout, our 20-yard bin includes 2.5 tons.
Do I need a permit for a bin in Toronto?
Not on your own driveway or other private property. A bin on the road, boulevard or a public laneway needs a City Street Occupation Permit, at $73.89 plus HST per day outside the construction hubs.
What can't go in a 7-yard bin?
Hazardous waste, paint and solvents, propane, gasoline and oil, electronics, tires, batteries, appliances that hold refrigerant, medical waste and asbestos. The full list is on our prohibited items page.
Ready to Book Your 7-Yard Bin?
For a 7-yard dumpster rental, Toronto homeowners and contractors send the address, the material and the dates, and we confirm the right size bin and the delivery window.