Toronto 
Big-Capacity Bin Rental for Whole-House Jobs
A 20-yard dumpster rental is the size for jobs that fill more than one room: a whole-house cleanout, a kitchen and bathroom gut, or a full roof tear-off. The bin is about 22 feet long, 8 feet wide and 4.5 feet high, holds 20 cubic yards, and comes with 2.5 tons included in the flat rate for a 7-day rental period. We rent it as a general waste bin for garbage, renovation debris and household items. Soil, concrete, brick, asphalt paving and clean fill go in our 7-yard excavation bin instead, because heavy materials are not accepted in the 20-yard bin.
Large Cleanouts and Roofing Debris
This roll-off bin takes the bulky debris that a home renovation produces, with the loading done by you or your crew over the 7 days. Toronto homeowners and contractors book it for:
- Large home cleanouts – estate, move-out and whole-basement clear-outs with furniture and household junk
- Roofing shingles and debris – asphalt shingles, underlayment and old flashing from a tear-off
- Renovation debris – drywall, wood, flooring, cabinets and fixtures from a kitchen or bathroom gut
- Yard waste and brush – branches, shrubs and old fencing from a backyard overhaul
Plan for Weight, Not Just Volume
When you rent a dumpster for a roofing job, a 20-yard bin often reaches its weight allowance before it runs out of room. Three-tab asphalt shingles weigh about 105 to 115 kg per roofing square (100 square feet) and architectural shingles about 180 to 195 kg. That puts 2.5 tons at roughly 20 squares of three-tab or 12 squares of architectural shingles. Each ton over the allowance is $125, so a load that comes in at 3.5 tons adds $125 to the $525 rate. Hauling the same debris yourself to a City drop-off depot costs $189.86 per tonne in 2026, plus the trips, according to the City’s depot fee schedule.
Where We Deliver 20-Yard Bins
We deliver 20-yard bins to residential driveways and construction sites in Etobicoke, Scarborough, North York, Midtown, Downtown, Leaside, The Beaches, East York, High Park and The Annex, and out to Markham, Vaughan, Oakville, Brampton and Mississauga. The bin needs about 22 feet of driveway length plus room for the truck to back in. If the driveway is shorter, the bin can go on the road under a City Street Occupation Permit, which costs $73.89 plus HST a day and takes about 12 weeks to process, or you can switch to a 7-yard bin.
Dumpster Bin Size and Price
Our dumpster rentals are priced at a flat rate that covers delivery, pickup and waste disposal, so picking the right dumpster size is the main cost decision. The 20-yard general waste bin is $525 for a 7-day rental with 2.5 tons included, and each additional ton is $125. Heavy materials go in the smaller excavation bin.
| Bin | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 20-Yard General Waste Bin (2.5 tons included) | Large home cleanouts, roofing shingles and debris, full renovations | $525 per 7-day rental, $125 per additional ton |
| 7-Yard Excavation Bin (heavy materials) | Sand, soil, concrete, brick and asphalt paving from dig-outs and removals | $350 per weekly rental |
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.
Built for Big Cleanouts
What comes with every 20-yard rental
2.5 tons included
The flat rate covers the first 2.5 tons, and each additional ton after that is $125.
One flat rate
$525 for the 7-day rental, with delivery, pickup and disposal in the price.
Room for roof tear-offs
Shingles, underlayment and flashing go from the roof edge straight into the bin, set where your crew can reach it.
Boards under every bin
We set the bin on boards to protect your driveway, and customers can be at work when the truck arrives.
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FAQ
How much does it cost to rent a 20-yard bin in Toronto?
The 20-yard general waste bin from Garbage Disposal Bins Corp is $525 for a 7-day rental with 2.5 tons included. Each additional ton is $125. Call 647-877-5740 or use the contact form with the address and dates to book the bin rental.
How much will a 20-yard dumpster hold?
It holds 20 cubic yards, roughly 8 to 10 pickup truck loads of furniture or renovation debris, with 2.5 tons of weight included in the price. Heavy debris like shingles reaches the 2.5-ton allowance first.
Can I put soil or concrete in a 20-yard bin?
No. Soil, sand, concrete, brick, asphalt paving and clean fill go only in our 7-yard excavation bin, which is $350 per week. Keep heavy materials out of the 20-yard bin and book the two bins together if the job has both heavy materials and general waste.
Can I get next-day delivery?
Where the schedule allows, yes. Same-day or next-day delivery depends on the day’s bookings and the address, so give us a call early with the drop spot and we will confirm when the bin will be delivered.
Can tires or paint go in the bin?
No. Tires, paint, solvents, batteries, electronics, propane, gasoline, oil, appliances with refrigerant, medical waste and asbestos stay out of every bin we rent, as our prohibited items list sets out. City drop-off depots take household hazardous waste and electronics free of charge.
Ready to Book a 20-Yard Bin?
For a 20-yard dumpster rental, Toronto customers can book online or call: tell us the address, the job and when you need the bin, and we reply with the drop-off time for your bin rental.