A tenant moves out. The next tenant is scheduled to move in. Between those dates, you may need to remove abandoned furniture, bagged garbage, broken shelving, old flooring, and minor repair debris.
That is where a garbage bin rental in Angus helps.
Tor Bin Rental delivers driveway-safe bins for landlords and property managers across Angus. We also serve nearby Alliston, Lisle, and Everett. Book online 24/7, choose the right bin, load it safely, and arrange pickup when the turnover is complete.
✅ No phone call required to book ✅ Driveway-safe placement with protective boards ✅ 7-day rental, delivery, pickup, and disposal options ✅ Same-day or next-day delivery may be available ✅ Flexible 3-day, 7-day, or monthly rental terms
Why Landlords Use a Bin for Turnover Cleanup
A rental turnover is time-sensitive. You may have cleaners, painters, flooring installers, and repair contractors working on the same property.
Leaving waste at the curb creates delays. Making repeated trips to the landfill takes time away from managing your property. A bin keeps disposal organized in one location.
Use a bin for:
Abandoned household furniture
Mattresses and box springs
Broken tables, shelving, and cabinets
Bagged household garbage
Clothing, boxes, and unwanted tenant items that are legally ready for disposal
Old carpet, laminate, vinyl flooring, and small amounts of tile
Minor drywall and repair debris
Small amounts of non-hazardous renovation waste
Exterior cleanup from the turnover
A driveway-safe bin also helps address a common landlord concern: property damage. Tor Bin Rental places protective boards beneath the bin to help protect asphalt, concrete, and other driveway surfaces.
➡️ Review services and current bin pricing before choosing your container.
First: Handle Tenant Items Carefully
Not everything left behind is automatically garbage.
Before you load the bin, separate obvious waste from items that may still be considered the tenant’s property. This is especially important when furniture, electronics, documents, tools, or personal belongings are left in the unit.
Use this turnover checklist
Take dated photos of every room.
Create a basic inventory of items left behind.
Separate garbage from potentially valuable or personal property.
Check your lease and applicable Ontario landlord-tenant requirements.
Provide any required notice before disposing of goods left behind.
Keep disposal receipts and bin invoices.
Do not load disputed items until you are confident they can legally be removed.
⚠️ Do not treat tenant property as ordinary garbage without checking your obligations. If you are unsure, contact a qualified Ontario landlord-tenant professional before disposal.
This process protects you and keeps the cleanup moving.
Choose the Right Bin Size for an Angus Turnover
The best size depends on the number of rooms, the amount of furniture, and how much repair work is planned.
10-yard bin: 7' x 11' x 3.5'
Starting rates as of July 2026:
Regular Rate: $325
All-In Rate: $395
Choose the 10-yard bin if:
You are turning over a small apartment or basement unit.
Most items fit in a few rooms.
You are removing bags, boxes, one or two furniture pieces, and light repair debris.
You are completing a small flooring or drywall repair.
You want a compact footprint for a tight Angus driveway.
If the turnover involves a partial unit or a light cleanout, then the 10-yard bin is often the practical starting point.
14-yard bin: 8' x 14' x 3.5'
Starting rates as of July 2026:
Regular Rate: $325
All-In Rate: $460
Choose the 14-yard bin if:
You are clearing a full apartment or townhouse.
Several rooms contain furniture and abandoned household items.
You have mattresses, cabinets, shelving, and bagged garbage.
You are combining tenant-item disposal with minor repairs.
You want more capacity without moving up to the tallest bin.
If you are handling a typical full-unit turnover with furniture and light repair debris, then the 14-yard bin is a strong all-around choice.

20-yard bin: 8' x 14' x 5'
Starting rates as of July 2026:
Regular Rate: $350
All-In Rate: $590
Choose the 20-yard bin if:
You are turning over a large house or multi-unit property.
Multiple units are being cleaned at the same time.
You have a high volume of furniture, mattresses, and household waste.
The turnover includes more extensive flooring, drywall, cabinets, or repair debris.
You want to avoid a second rental or an extra disposal trip.
If the property has multiple rooms of furniture plus repair debris, then choose the 20-yard bin to reduce the risk of running out of space.
For a more detailed size breakdown, read our 10-yard versus 20-yard bin comparison.
Important: The 8-yard bin is specialty-only
The 8-yard bin measures 7' x 14' x 2'.
It is strictly for:
Soil
Concrete
Asphalt
⚠️ The 8-yard bin is not for household waste, tenant belongings, furniture, or construction waste. Do not select it for a rental turnover.
Regular Rate or All-In Rate?
Choose the pricing structure that matches your waste.
Regular Rate
The Regular Rate includes:
Delivery
Pickup
A 7-day rental
Up to 1 metric tonne of disposal
Extra weight is charged at $130 per metric tonne.
If you expect a lighter turnover made mostly of household items, then the Regular Rate may be the cost-effective option.
All-In Rate
The All-In Rate includes:
Delivery
Pickup
A 7-day rental
Unlimited disposal
If you are unsure how much waste the tenant left behind, then the All-In Rate gives you more predictable disposal costs.
Rates vary by postal code and are subject to H.S.T. A 5% fuel surcharge also applies.
The Angus Turnover Process: Booking → Delivery → Loading → Disposal
1. Booking
Start with a quick property walk-through. Estimate the number of rooms, furniture pieces, mattresses, and repair materials.
Then book your Angus bin online 24/7.
Enter your postal code to view available sizes, rates, and dates. Select a rental period that matches your turnover schedule.
For recurring turnovers, book delivery immediately after the move-out date and before cleaners or trades arrive. If you manage several properties, contact us in advance to discuss timing and availability.
2. Delivery
Before delivery:
Clear vehicles from the placement area.
Remove low branches and other overhead obstructions.
Keep the driveway accessible.
Confirm the bin will not block garage doors, walkways, or building access.
Make sure cleaners and contractors know where to place waste.
Tor Bin Rental uses protective boards beneath the bin to help reduce contact with the driveway surface.

We deliver throughout Angus and surrounding communities. Check the Tor Bin Rental service area for coverage in Alliston, Lisle, Everett, and other nearby towns.
3. Loading
Load the bin as the cleanup progresses. Do not create a pile beside the property that must be handled later.
Follow these safety rules:
Keep the load level with the top of the bin.
Do not allow waste to extend above the sides.
Distribute heavy material across the floor.
Place heavier debris low and lighter items on top.
Break down furniture where safe and practical.
Keep sharp objects pointed downward.
Use the rear doors when carrying bulky items into the bin.
Do not climb into the bin or stand beneath raised doors.
Keep workers and children away from the loading area.
✅ Load directly from each room whenever possible. ✅ Keep household waste separate from restricted materials. ✅ Leave enough room to close and transport the load safely.

What You Can and Cannot Put in the Bin
Commonly accepted turnover waste
Furniture
Mattresses
Bagged household garbage
Boxes and clothing
Cabinets and shelving
Carpet and flooring
Small amounts of drywall
Non-hazardous repair debris
General property-cleanup waste
Restricted or prohibited items
⚠️ Contact Tor Bin Rental before loading any questionable material. Do not place these items in the bin without approval:
Paint, solvents, and other liquids
Gasoline, oil, and fuels
Propane tanks
Asbestos-containing materials
Biohazard or medical waste
Batteries
Tires
Chemicals and pesticides
Pressurized containers
Hazardous waste
Refrigerants or specialty appliances
Electronics requiring separate recycling
Use our frequently asked questions for common loading, driveway, weight, and material questions. When in doubt, email info@torbinrental.ca before the item goes in the bin.
4. Disposal
When the unit is empty and the property is ready for the next tenant, arrange pickup. Early pickup and rental extensions may be available depending on the schedule.
Tor Bin Rental removes the bin and handles disposal after pickup. You avoid another landfill trip and keep the turnover process focused on cleaning, repairs, and showing the property.
Keep Your Angus Turnovers on Schedule
A garbage bin rental is a simple way to control waste between tenants.
If you are clearing a partial unit, then consider the 10-yard bin. If you are cleaning a full apartment or townhouse, then the 14-yard bin is often the best fit. If you are managing a large house, multiple units, or heavier repair debris, then choose the 20-yard bin. If the waste is soil, concrete, or asphalt only, then use the specialty 8-yard bin: never for household or construction waste.
➡️ Book your Angus bin online today. For help choosing a size or coordinating a recurring property turnover, email info@torbinrental.ca or call 705-481-7604.

