10 Yard Bin Rental in Fort St. John, BC
A 10 yard bin is the go-to size for homeowners in Fort St. John. It fits on most driveways and holds about three to four pickup loads, which is right for a bathroom renovation, a garage or basement cleanout, or a small shingle roof.
What Fits in a 10 Yard Bin?
- Bathroom or small kitchen renovation debris
- Garage, shed or basement cleanout
- Small roofs up to roughly 1,000–1,500 sq ft of asphalt shingles
- Old flooring, carpet and underlay from a few rooms
- Concrete, dirt or brick: a 10 yard is the right size for heavy material (fill it partway)
Approximate Size
A 10 yard bin is roughly 12 ft long, 7–8 ft wide and 3–4 ft high. It needs about 25 ft of straight access for the truck to drop it off. Exact dimensions vary by bin, so ask if space is tight.
When to Go Bigger
Emptying a whole house or doing a full kitchen? Step up to a 20 yard bin. For larger roofs see our roofing bins.
Heavy materials: concrete, dirt, asphalt and wet roofing are heavy. Trucks have weight limits, so heavy loads usually go in a smaller bin or are split across bins. Disposal is charged by weight at landfill rates, so tell us what you're loading and we'll match the bin to it.
Get a Bin Quote
Tell us the bin size (or what you're throwing out), your address or neighbourhood, and when you need it. We'll get back to you quickly with availability and a price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a 10 yard bin big enough for a bathroom reno?
Usually, yes. A full bathroom gut (tub, tile, drywall, vanity and fixtures) fits comfortably in a 10 yard bin.
Can I put concrete in a 10 yard bin?
Yes, and it's the right size for it. Heavy material like concrete or dirt should only fill the bin partway to stay within weight limits. Tell us when you book.
Will a 10 yard bin fit on my driveway?
Most Fort St. John driveways fit a 10 yard bin easily. Let us know about tight access, slopes or overhead lines.
How quickly can I get a 10 yard bin in Fort St. John?
Smaller bins are often available same-day or next-day. Call in the morning for the best chance.