Mixed Waste Bin Rentals

Each bin size has an allotted rental period based on the size of the bin and how long it should take to load it.

Rental extensions are based on availability and generally has a surcharge, charged per day or weekly, depending on the circumstance. Prolonged rentals are something that should be arranged ahead of time.

Not at all. Make sure the driveway is clear and you can let us know if you have a preferred spot in your driveway for the bin. When the bin is picked up, again just ensure the driveway is clear and the bin is not blocked.

In some situations a bin might be able to be placed on the lawn. This is something to be discussed with customer service, but please note that we cannot guarantee there will be no damage done to the lawn.

Most of our smaller bins (4 yard up to S20 yard) would fit in a standard driveway. While it’s always best to measure to be sure, you can always call our office to ensure there is sufficient space.

Our hook lift bins are great for locations with tighter access. Whether it be a mutual driveway, laneway, etc. These bins are slightly more narrow and delivered on a specific type of truck that needs less room to maneuver. These come in 4 yards up to 20 yards.

All of our bins have double doors in the back that make them easy to open and walk right in. We do ask that you only load the bins to a maximum of level to the sides of the bin, and not loading too much to one side or the other. An overloaded bin (higher than the sides or uneven) is considered hazardous and is illegal for us to drive down the road with. As well with an uneven load, we run the risk of the bin coming off of the truck when trying to pick it up.

A roll off has a cable with a hook that slides the bin onto a set of rails on the back of the truck as the truck backs into the bin. It then pulls the bin up and onto the rails as he puts the rails down. The opposite happens when the bin is being delivered. This is why some of the bins will need more access for the larger sized trucks. A hooklift truck has an arm on the back with a hook on it. It lowers the arm and hooks onto the hook on the front of the bin and then pulls it onto the truck. This style truck needs less space to do this as it doesn’t have the long rail system. This is a great option for locations with tighter access.

Don’t worry, customer service will know which type of bin you need once we know the address and the material going into the bin.

While advance notice is always great for scheduling, in most cases we can have a bin to you same day just depending on the area and time of day that you call.

All we ask is that the driveway is clear!

While we can’t guarantee that there will be no damage, we take all measures to ensure we protect your driveway. Our driver will put wood down under the bin and ensure a soft drop when delivering.

Once your bin is picked up, it is taken to a third party transfer station. Our truck is weighed when he pulls in, he dumps, and then is weighed on the way out. The difference is what the garbage weighed and is clearly marked on the dump ticket that will be attached to your invoice.

Once the garbage is dumped at the transfer station it is sorted into waste, recyclables, metal, etc.

We don’t generally put the 4 or 6 yard bins out for garbage. People don’t realize just how small these bins are! Keeping in mind that the items have to be LEVEL with the sides of the bin, these bins are only 2 feet high!