Planning a small demolition in Everett? Before you book a bin, estimate the volume, material type, and weight of your debris.
That three-part check helps you avoid two common problems:
❌ Booking a bin that fills too quickly
❌ Paying for capacity you do not need
Tor Bin Rental delivers driveway-safe bins throughout Everett and nearby communities. You can book online 24/7, choose a Regular Rate or All-In Rate, and schedule fast delivery without phone calls.
This guide will help you choose the right bin for a small demolition project.
Start With the Demolition Material
Not all demolition debris belongs in the same bin category. Separate your materials before estimating capacity.
Common small demolition debris includes:
Drywall and plaster
Wood framing and trim
Flooring and subfloor
Cabinets and shelving
Doors and window frames
Small fixtures
Insulation
Carpet and underpad
Mixed household and construction waste
Heavy materials require a different approach:
Soil
Concrete
Asphalt
Brick and masonry
Roofing shingles
⚠️ Do not treat heavy debris like ordinary construction waste. A bin can look half-full and still be over its safe weight allowance.
Estimate Your Debris in Pickup-Truck Loads
The simplest estimating method is to convert your demolition debris into pickup-truck loads.
Use this rough guide:
1 pickup load: Very small tear-out or partial room demolition
2–3 pickup loads: Small demolition with limited framing and finishes
3–4 pickup loads: Typical small demolition with drywall, wood, flooring, and fixtures
5–6 pickup loads: Larger interior tear-out or multiple areas
7–8 pickup loads: Extensive demolition, major cleanup, or several work zones
Remember that broken materials pack differently.
Loose drywall may take up more room than expected. Long boards can create empty spaces. Carpet and insulation compress well but may be bulky before loading. Concrete and masonry take up less volume but add weight quickly.
Use This Three-Step Estimate
✅ When in doubt, size up. A little extra capacity is usually more practical than a second delivery or an overflowing bin.
Everett Demolition Bin Sizes and July 2026 Starting Rates
Tor Bin Rental offers several bin options. The right choice depends on your waste category.
8-Yard Specialty Bin
Dimensions: 7' x 14' x 2'
This low-profile 8-yard bin is for specialty materials only:
Soil: $300
Concrete/asphalt: $350
⚠️ The 8-yard specialty bin is not for household waste or construction waste. Do not book it for drywall, lumber, fixtures, mixed renovation debris, or general demolition material.
Use it only when your load is specifically clean soil, concrete, or asphalt.
10-Yard Bin
Dimensions: 7' x 11' x 3.5'
Regular Rate: $325
All-In Rate: $395
Choose the 10-yard bin if your demolition produces approximately 3–4 pickup-truck loads of mixed household or construction waste.
It is a practical fit for:
A small structure tear-down
One limited demolition area
Drywall, lumber, flooring, and fixtures
A compact contractor cleanup
Demolition with a controlled amount of debris
The 10-yard bin has a smaller footprint and lower sidewalls. That can make loading easier on a residential property.
14-Yard Bin
Dimensions: 8' x 14' x 3.5'
Regular Rate: $325
All-In Rate: $460
Choose the 14-yard bin if you estimate 4–6 pickup-truck loads or expect bulky materials that will not compact well.
It gives you more room for:
Long boards and framing
Cabinets and doors
Flooring and subfloor
Larger piles of drywall
Mixed demolition debris
Brush from clearing around the work area
The 14-yard bin is also available for brush:
14-yard brush rate: $200 + $110 per tonne
20-Yard Bin
Dimensions: 8' x 14' x 5'
Regular Rate: $350
All-In Rate: $590
Choose the 20-yard bin if your demolition may produce 6–8 pickup-truck loads, or if you want to avoid stopping work for a second bin.
It is a better fit when:
You are removing several walls or rooms
The demolition includes bulky framing and fixtures
You are combining demolition with a property cleanup
The debris pile is difficult to measure
You have a contractor crew working quickly
The 20-yard bin is also available for brush:
20-yard brush rate: $200 + $110 per tonne
Regular Rate vs. All-In Rate
Your material estimate is only half the decision. You also need to choose a pricing structure.
Choose the Regular Rate If:
Your demolition debris is relatively light
You can estimate the weight with confidence
You want the lower starting price
Your load should stay within the included allowance
The Regular Rate includes:
7-day rental
Delivery
Pickup
Up to 1 metric tonne
Additional weight at $130 per metric tonne
5% fuel surcharge
Applicable H.S.T.
Choose the All-In Rate If:
You are unsure how heavy the debris will be
Your demolition includes dense materials
You want unlimited disposal included
You prefer a more predictable project cost
The All-In Rate is useful when weight is difficult to estimate. This is especially true when your debris includes plaster, tile, masonry, wet materials, or other dense waste.
All prices are starting rates. Your final rate can vary by postal code and is subject to H.S.T.
For a full breakdown, review the Services & Pricing options before booking.
If/Then Guide: Which Everett Bin Should You Book?
Use this quick decision guide:
If your load is clean soil only, then choose the 8-yard soil bin at $300.
If your load is clean concrete or asphalt only, then choose the 8-yard concrete/asphalt bin at $350.
If your demolition creates up to about 3–4 pickup loads of mixed debris, then choose the 10-yard bin.
If your debris includes long lumber, bulky fixtures, or approximately 4–6 pickup loads, then choose the 14-yard bin.
If you expect 6–8 pickup loads or cannot confidently measure the pile, then choose the 20-yard bin.
If the load is heavy but not very large, then confirm the material category before booking.
If you are combining demolition with brush, then ask which rate and bin category applies.
Need help comparing the two larger options? Read our 10-yard vs. 20-yard bin comparison.
Load Your Demolition Bin Safely
Once your bin arrives, load it in a way that protects your property and keeps the pickup safe.
Follow These Loading Rules
Break down long boards and panels where possible.
Place heavy materials on the bottom.
Distribute weight across the bin instead of piling it on one side.
Load through the rear doors when available.
Keep the contents below the top rim.
Keep all debris level with the bin walls.
Point sharp objects downward.
Do not leave protruding lumber, metal, or other debris above the sides.
🚫 NEVER OVERFILL THE BIN. Debris above the sides may make the load unsafe to transport and can require unloading before pickup.
Tor Bin Rental places wood protection under the bin to help protect asphalt, concrete, and other driveway surfaces. Still, prepare the delivery area before arrival:
Clear vehicles from the driveway
Remove low branches or other obstructions
Keep the approach accessible for the truck
Confirm the bin will not block garage access
Tell us about tight access or unusual placement concerns
You can review common delivery and rental questions on the Tor Bin Rental FAQ page.
Booking Process for Everett Homeowners and Contractors
Tor Bin Rental keeps the process straightforward:
Tor Bin Rental serves Everett, Lisle, Angus, Alliston, and surrounding communities. Check the service area for local delivery availability.
Book the Right Bin for Your Everett Demolition
Do not guess based only on the size of the structure. Estimate the broken-down debris, identify heavy materials, and leave room for safe loading.
✅ 10-yard: Compact small demolition loads ✅ 14-yard: Bulky or medium demolition projects ✅ 20-yard: Larger loads or uncertain estimates ⚠️ 8-yard: Soil, concrete, or asphalt only: not household or construction waste
Ready to book?
➡️ Reserve your bin online 24/7 or call 705-481-7604.
For help confirming the right size or material category, email info@torbinrental.ca. Tor Bin Rental will help you choose a driveway-safe bin that fits your Everett project, schedule, and budget.