If you manage construction or renovation projects in Angus, the right bin rate can make your disposal costs easier to control.
Tor Bin Rental offers two pricing options for household and construction waste:
Regular Rate: Lower starting price with up to 1 metric tonne included, then pay for additional weight.
All-In Rate: Higher starting price with unlimited disposal, subject to material and loading rules.
This guide compares the current July 2026 starting rates, bin dimensions, and decision points for contractors working in Angus, Alliston, Lisle, Everett, and nearby communities.
⚠️ Important: Rates vary by delivery postal code. All listed prices are starting rates, subject to a 5% fuel surcharge and H.S.T. Your final online price may differ.
July 2026 Angus Construction Bin Pricing
These rates apply to household and construction waste bins. They include the standard service package described below.
The listed starting rates are before the 5% fuel surcharge and H.S.T.
For current availability and the rate attached to your Angus postal code, check the Services & Pricing page.
What the Regular Rate Includes
The Regular Rate is a base rental price plus weight if your load exceeds the included allowance.
Your Regular Rate includes:
7-day rental
Delivery to your jobsite
Pickup when the rental is complete
Disposal of up to 1 metric tonne
Additional weight billed at $130 per metric tonne
Choose Regular when you expect your load to stay close to or below the included tonne.
It can work well for:
Light framing debris
Smaller drywall projects
Limited renovation waste
Partial room renovations
Light mixed construction material
Jobs where your crew can closely control the load
The main risk is uncertainty. If the debris weighs more than expected, the additional disposal charge increases your total.
What the All-In Rate Includes
The All-In Rate gives you a higher starting price in exchange for more predictable disposal costs.
It includes:
7-day rental
Delivery
Pickup
Unlimited disposal, subject to accepted materials and safe-loading requirements
No separate per-tonne charge for ordinary accepted waste under the All-In option
Choose All-In when you want to avoid estimating the final weight of the bin.
It is often a better fit for:
Full-room demolitions
Multi-room renovations
Kitchen or bathroom gut jobs
Heavy mixed renovation debris
Large quantities of drywall, flooring, lumber, or furniture
Projects where several workers will load the bin
Jobs where cost certainty matters more than the lowest starting price
The All-In Rate does not mean every material is accepted. Hazardous materials, asbestos, chemicals, paint, oil, batteries, tires, appliances, electronics, and other restricted materials are not permitted.
The 8-Yard Bin Is Specialty-Only
The 8-yard bin measures 7' × 14' × 2'.
It is designed for specific heavy materials:
Clean soil
Concrete
Asphalt
⚠️ Do not use the 8-yard bin for household or general construction waste. It is not the correct option for drywall, lumber, furniture, mixed renovation debris, or general jobsite cleanup.
If you are removing a concrete walkway, asphalt driveway, or clean excavation material, the 8-yard specialty bin may be suitable. For household and construction waste, compare the 10-, 14-, or 20-yard options instead.
Regular vs All-In: Use This If/Then Framework
Choose Regular if…
If your estimated load is light and controlled, then choose Regular.
If you are removing less than or close to 1 metric tonne, then Regular may provide the lower total cost.
If your crew is loading a small renovation bin over a short, organized schedule, then Regular may be practical.
If the material is difficult to estimate but you can separate and weigh it accurately, then Regular may still work.
Choose All-In if…
If your project includes a large demolition, then choose All-In for more predictable disposal costs.
If multiple trades will add waste to the same bin, then All-In reduces the need to track every load.
If you expect to exceed the included tonne, then compare the potential $130-per-tonne charges against the All-In premium.
If avoiding a surprise disposal bill is more important than the lowest starting price, then All-In is usually the safer budget choice.
Choose a larger bin if…
If your debris will be bulky but relatively light, then consider the 20-yard bin.
If your project involves a moderate renovation or several rooms, then consider the 14-yard bin.
If your work is limited to a smaller renovation, roofing project, or compact cleanup, then consider the 10-yard bin.
Starting-Rate Break-Even Guide
The following comparison uses the July 2026 starting prices only. It is a planning tool, not a final quote.
The Regular Rate includes 1 metric tonne. Additional weight costs $130 per metric tonne.
Using the listed starting rates:
10-yard: All-In becomes more competitive at roughly 1.5 to 1.6 tonnes total
14-yard: All-In becomes more competitive at roughly 2 tonnes total
20-yard: All-In becomes more competitive at roughly 2.8 to 2.9 tonnes total
These estimates do not include the 5% fuel surcharge or H.S.T. Postal code pricing, actual scale weight, material type, availability, and other booking details can affect the final total.
Example: 14-Yard Regular vs All-In
Suppose you are booking a 14-yard bin in Angus.
Starting Regular Rate: $325
Included disposal: 1 metric tonne
Estimated total load: 3 metric tonnes
Estimated extra weight: 2 metric tonnes
Additional weight: 2 × $130 = $260
Estimated Regular subtotal: $585
The starting All-In rate for the 14-yard bin is $460.
In this example, All-In may be the better value before the fuel surcharge and H.S.T. However, this is only a planning example. It is not a final quote, and actual charges depend on the confirmed postal code, material, weight, and booking details.
Jobsite Planning Tips for Angus Contractors
Use these steps to reduce delays and avoid unnecessary costs.
1. Estimate material before booking
Separate your debris into categories:
Drywall
Lumber
Flooring
Roofing material
Concrete or asphalt
Soil
Furniture or household contents
Dense materials can reach the included weight limit quickly. Bulky materials may fill the bin before they become especially heavy.
2. Select the bin by material and volume
Do not select a bin based only on the number of rooms.
Consider:
How heavy the debris is
How much space it occupies
Whether the material is accepted
Whether the bin must remain below the fill line
Whether your jobsite can accommodate the bin and truck
3. Plan the delivery location
Tor Bin Rental uses driveway-safe placement methods to help protect asphalt, concrete, and other surfaces. Still, make sure the delivery area is:
Clear of vehicles and equipment
Free of low branches and overhead obstructions
Accessible to the roll-off truck
Firm and reasonably level
Wide enough for safe delivery and pickup
4. Keep loading within the rules
Load evenly. Do not overload the bin or allow materials to extend above the top. Keep prohibited materials out of the container.
If your project changes, request an extension or early pickup rather than letting the bin interfere with the next phase of work.
The Contractor Rental Process
➡️ Booking
Enter your delivery postal code through the online booking page, select your bin, choose Regular or All-In, and review available dates.
➡️ Delivery
Tor Bin Rental provides driveway-safe bin delivery across Angus and nearby areas. Same-day or next-day delivery may be available depending on location and availability.
➡️ Loading
Load your approved construction waste during the rental period. Keep the material level and follow the accepted-material rules.
➡️ Disposal
When the job is complete, the bin is picked up and the material is handled through the appropriate disposal or recycling process.
For answers about accepted waste, weight charges, driveway placement, and rental terms, review the contractor bin rental FAQ.
Serving Angus, Alliston, Lisle, and Everett
Tor Bin Rental delivers driveway-safe bins throughout Angus and surrounding communities, including Alliston, Lisle, Everett, and other areas in Simcoe and Dufferin County.
Review the complete bin rental service area before booking. Your postal code determines availability and the applicable starting rate.
For a broader comparison of Regular and All-In pricing, read Regular vs All-In bin rental rates for renovation and construction projects.
Ready to Price Your Angus Jobsite?
Choose Regular when your load should stay near the included 1 metric tonne. Choose All-In when your debris is heavier, harder to estimate, or when you need predictable disposal costs.
➡️ Check current rates and book your construction bin online.
For help confirming the right bin or rate, call 705-481-7604 or email info@torbinrental.ca. Include your Angus postal code, material type, estimated volume, and preferred rental dates for the clearest answer.