A century-home renovation in Old North generates a different kind of debris pile than a north-end kitchen refresh — plaster and lath instead of drywall, older subfloor instead of engineered hardwood. Either way, it adds up within the first few days of demo, and a bin on-site keeps the job moving.
Bin There Dump That delivers renovation bins across London on a 7-day residential term, with a 14-day contractor option if the job runs longer.
Every bin includes a set rental period and tonnage allowance, with flat-rate pricing quoted up front — no surprise weight fees at pickup.
| Bin Size | Residential Rental | Residential Included | Contractor Rental | Contractor Included |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 Yard (9x6x2 ft) | 7 Days | 1 Metric Tonne | 14 Days | 1 Metric Tonne |
| 9 Yard (9x7x4 ft) | 7 Days | 1 Metric Tonne | 14 Days | 1 Metric Tonne |
| 12 Yard (10x8x4 ft) | 7 Days | 1.25 Metric Tonnes | 14 Days | 1 Metric Tonne |
| 14 Yard (11x8x4.5 ft) | 7 Days | 1.5 Metric Tonnes | 14 Days | 1 Metric Tonne |
| 20 Yard (11x8x6 ft) | 7 Days | 1.75 Metric Tonnes | 14 Days | 1.25 Metric Tonnes |
Residential rentals include 7 days on-site. Contractor rentals include 14 days on-site for longer job-site timelines. Tell us about your project when you request a quote and we'll recommend the right size.
Most single-room jobs fit the 9 or 12-yard. Larger or multi-room renovations typically need the 14 or 20-yard — tell us the scope and we'll size it.
Yes — mixed renovation debris including plaster, lath, drywall, and trim is fine in the same bin.
Yes, a 14-day contractor rental is available on every bin size.
Yes — every size comes with included tonnage; see the table above for exact allowances.