Reliable Roofing Waste Disposal
Trust our nationwide dumpster service for your residential or commercial roofing project waste. Our range of roofing dumpster rental sizes will simplify the disposal of materials including shingles, tiles, lumber and more. Whether your business serves statewide or across the country, your dedicated account manager will help you mobilize quickly, keep your projects moving and track your inventory and costs.
Are you a homeowner? Rent a residential dumpster for your roof tear-off.
Get National Coverage in One Place
Never search for a roofing dumpster again. Let our contractor services team know how many containers and swap-outs you need, and we’ll coordinate account setup and service anywhere in the U.S.
Call 877-814-9750 to speak to an account representative.
Why Work With Us?
One Point of Contact
You’ll work with a dedicated team to pre-schedule dumpsters nationwide and minimize project delays.
Centralized Billing
We keep your payment information securely on file to streamline billing for all of your roofing jobs.
Easy Planning
Once you set up an account, simply call, text or email to order another dumpster, schedule a swap or arrange your final pickup.
Roofing Dumpster Sizes
We have a variety of roll off dumpster sizes to handle debris from roof tear-offs and repairs.
10 Yard Dumpster
14' x 7.5' x 3.5'
2 - 3 tons
Best for:
- Residential roofing jobs
- Commercial roofing jobs involving pea gravel
15 Yard Dumpster
16' x 7.5' x 4.5'
2 - 3 tons
Best for:
- Residential roofing jobs
20 Yard Dumpster
22' x 7.5' x 4.5'
2 - 3 tons
Best for:
- Residential roofing jobs
30 Yard Dumpster
22' x 7.5' x 6'
3.5 - 5 tons
Best for:
- Commercial roofing jobs
*Please note that covered weight limits and accepted items may vary by location.
See How We've Helped Others Like You
Imperial Roof Systems partnered with us to reduce the amount of time spent coordinating dumpsters for jobsites nationwide. With a dedicated team and service across the country, here are the solutions we provided:
- On-demand service to quickly schedule dumpster deliveries.
- One point of contact for all of their rental needs.
- Available inventory to ensure all efficient waste removal.
Waste Disposal for Commercial Roofing Contractors
Whether you service a specific region or have sites nationwide, our experienced account managers are here to help you simplify the cleanup process. We handle multiple dumpster orders and portable sanitation requests at once to streamline waste disposal and save you time.
When You Set Up An Account:
- Enjoy prioritized service and pre-scheduled deliveries.
- Rely on us to align a swap-out schedule specific to your job.
- Order a large number of dumpsters in a short amount of time.
Shingle Disposal for Residential Roofing
Are you replacing a leaky roof or building a new home? We’ll get you the right dumpster size for shingles, help coordinate deliveries for your projects and keep your accounts organized in one place.
Common Roofing Debris We Accept:
- Shingles
- Felt
- Lumber
- Nails
- Terracotta tiles
- Concrete tiles
- Slate tiles
- Cedar shake
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Roofing Dumpster FAQs
How do you dispose of roofing tar?
Most of our service locations allow you to toss roofing tar in our dumpsters as long as the tar is hard and dry. Our team will go over any local disposal guidelines and potential restrictions when you reach out.
How big of a dumpster do I need for a roof tear-off?
A 20 yard dumpster is the most popular bin size for roofing debris removal jobs. It’s large enough to hold materials such as shingles, lumber and tiles, but small enough to reduce the chances of going over the container’s weight limit. Check out our shingle weight calculator to calculate the weight of your roofing waste so that we can help you choose the right dumpster size for your project.
Are roofing shingles considered hazardous waste?
Most roofing shingles are not considered hazardous waste and can be disposed of in one of our dumpsters. However, if your materials contain asbestos, take them to an approved facility in your area.
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