Farm cleanups rarely produce just one type of waste.
You may have old barn boards, broken concrete, soil, brush, shingles, fencing, household clutter, and construction debris from the same property. Loading everything into one bin may seem faster. It can create the wrong waste category, extra charges, or a rejected load.
The better approach is simple:
Sort it first. Load it second.
If you are cleaning up a farm property, shed, barn, laneway, or rural lot in Lisle, use this guide to separate your materials and choose the right Tor Bin Rental option.
View Tor Bin Rental services and current pricing before you book.
Start With Five Waste Piles
Before the bin arrives, walk through the property and separate your materials into clear piles.
1. Clean Soil, Concrete, and Asphalt
This is your heavy clean-fill pile.
Examples include:
Excavated soil
Clean fill from grading or drainage work
Broken concrete slabs or footings
Concrete from an old pad or walkway
Clean asphalt from a laneway or parking area
Keep this material separate from everything else.
⚠️ Do not add wood, garbage, shingles, drywall, metal, roots, or mixed construction debris to a clean-fill bin.
The 8-yard specialty bin measures 7' wide x 14' long x 2' tall. It is designed strictly for soil, concrete, or asphalt.
That means:
Soil goes in a soil load.
Concrete goes in a concrete load.
Asphalt goes in an asphalt load.
Mixed materials require a different bin category.
The 8-yard bin is not for household waste or general construction waste.
2. Brush and Yard Waste
Create a separate pile for plant material.
This can include:
Tree branches
Brush
Shrubs
Small logs
Leaves
Yard cleanup material
Fallen limbs around outbuildings
Keep the pile free from:
Plastic
Garbage bags
Furniture
Shingles
Drywall
Insulation
Treated or contaminated material
If the load is only brush and yard waste, choose the brush category. Tor Bin Rental offers specialty brush pricing for 14-yard and 20-yard bins at $200 plus $110 per metric tonne.
If your pile includes a mixture of brush, lumber, garbage, and renovation debris, contact us before booking. The correct category may be household and construction waste instead.
3. Shingles and Roofing Waste
Old roofing often appears during a farm cleanup. Barns, sheds, garages, and outbuildings may all have roofing materials that need to be removed.
Keep shingles separate from clean fill.
⚠️ Never place shingles in the 8-yard soil, concrete, or asphalt bin.
For a smaller roofing project, the specialty 10-yard shingles bin is $200 plus $110 per metric tonne.
Load shingles only unless you confirm another arrangement with Tor Bin Rental. Do not add:
Soil
Concrete
Asphalt
Household garbage
Furniture
Farm chemicals
Appliances
Tires
4. Mixed Household and Construction Waste
This is usually the largest pile during a farm property cleanup.
It may include:
Old tools
Shelving
Furniture
Farmhouse clutter
Barn boards
Drywall
Insulation
Fixtures
Cardboard
Broken fencing
Renovation debris
Mixed lumber
General non-hazardous waste
If the material is mixed, choose a Household & Construction Waste bin.
Use this simple rule:
If the material is mixed, then choose a general waste bin.
If the material is only clean soil, concrete, or asphalt, then choose the 8-yard specialty bin.
If the material is only brush and yard waste, then choose a brush bin.
If the material is only asphalt shingles, then choose the shingles category.
July 2026 Bin Pricing and Dimensions
The following are current July 2026 starting rates for household and construction waste bins.
What the Regular Rate Includes
The Regular Rate includes:
7-day rental
Delivery
Pickup
Up to 1 metric tonne of disposal weight
Additional weight is $130 per metric tonne.
What the All-In Rate Means
The All-In Rate gives you unlimited disposal for the selected rental period and waste category. It can be a useful choice when you are unsure how heavy the load will be or when the cleanup includes dense mixed materials.
All prices are:
Starting rates
Subject to postal-code-based pricing
Subject to H.S.T.
Subject to a 5% fuel surcharge
Check your exact Lisle postal code online for current availability and pricing.
Which Bin Size Fits a Lisle Farm Cleanup?
Use the size that matches both the volume and the material.
Choose the 10-yard bin if:
You are clearing one small shed or garage.
You have a limited amount of mixed waste.
You are handling a small roofing project.
Loading height is a priority.
The 10-yard bin is 7' wide x 11' long x 3.5' tall.
Choose the 14-yard bin if:
You are cleaning out a workshop.
You are clearing part of a barn.
You have furniture, lumber, drywall, and general debris.
You are combining a medium-sized property cleanup into one load.
The 14-yard bin is 8' wide x 14' long x 3.5' tall.
Choose the 20-yard bin if:
You are cleaning multiple farm buildings.
You have a large barn or estate cleanup.
Your waste is bulky but not extremely dense.
You want to reduce the chance of needing a second bin.
The 20-yard bin is 8' wide x 14' long x 5' tall.
Do not select a larger general waste bin simply because it has more space if your load is mostly soil, concrete, or asphalt. Heavy materials can reach weight limits quickly. Use the correct specialty bin instead.
Keep Farm-Specific Items Out of the Bin
Some materials require separate disposal or recycling.
Set these aside before loading:
Pesticide and herbicide containers
Oil, fuel, and other liquids
Paint and chemicals
Batteries
Propane cylinders
Asbestos-containing materials
Tires
Appliances
Electronics
Medical or biological waste
Agricultural plastics such as bale wrap and silage covers
⚠️ Do not place hazardous materials in any Tor Bin Rental bin.
Clean scrap metal should also be separated when possible. Fencing, wire, old equipment parts, and metal roofing may be better suited for a scrap-metal recycler.
For agricultural plastics, keep materials clean, dry, and sorted. Contact an appropriate recycling or disposal program rather than mixing them into a general cleanup load.
If you are unsure about an item, review the Tor Bin Rental FAQ or contact us before loading.
The Farm Cleanup Process
1. Sort
Walk the property and create separate piles:
Clean soil, concrete, or asphalt
Brush and yard waste
Shingles
Mixed household and construction waste
Scrap metal
Hazardous or specialty items
Do not start loading until you know which materials belong together.
2. Book
Choose the right size and waste category through online bin booking.
Enter your delivery location, select your dates, and review the available rate. Booking online is available 24/7, so you do not need to wait for office hours.
If the property has a long laneway, narrow gate, soft ground, steep slope, or overhead obstruction, contact us before delivery.
3. Prepare the Delivery Area
Clear the placement area of:
Vehicles
Trailers
Farm equipment
Low branches
Gates or temporary fencing
Loose materials
Tor Bin Rental uses driveway-safe bins designed to help protect asphalt, concrete, and property surfaces during placement and pickup. You still need to provide a suitable, accessible location for the truck.
4. Load Evenly
Place heavier material on the bottom and distribute it across the bin.
Follow these rules:
Keep the load below the top edge.
Do not overload one side.
Keep materials stable for transport.
Do not place prohibited items inside.
Do not mix waste categories without confirmation.
For rural properties, avoid pushing debris higher than the sidewalls. Wind, uneven ground, and long access routes can make an unsafe load more difficult to manage.
5. Schedule Pickup
When the cleanup is finished, arrange pickup. If you finish early, ask about early removal. If you need additional time, request an extension before the rental period ends.
Tor Bin Rental provides service in Lisle and nearby communities, including Alliston, Everett, and Angus. Review the Tor Bin Rental service area to confirm your location.
Make Your Lisle Property Cleanup Easier
Sorting your farm cleanup before loading helps you:
✅ Choose the correct bin the first time
✅ Avoid contamination problems
✅ Keep clean fill separate
✅ Manage heavy materials safely
✅ Reduce unnecessary disposal costs
✅ Recycle metal and specialty materials properly
✅ Make loading faster and more organized
Do not mix everything together and hope it fits. Separate the waste, match each pile to the right category, and book according to the material, not just the amount.
For more guidance, read our clean-fill guide for choosing an 8-yard soil, concrete, or asphalt bin.
Ready to Book a Lisle Bin Rental?
Sort your materials today, then book the right bin online.
➡️ View services, rates, and book online
For help choosing between the 8-yard specialty bin, 10-yard, 14-yard, or 20-yard option, contact Tor Bin Rental at 705-481-7604 or info@torbinrental.ca.
We deliver driveway-safe bins throughout Lisle, Alliston, Everett, Angus, and nearby areas.
⚠️ Remember: The 8-yard bin is strictly for soil, concrete, or asphalt. It is not for household waste, barn debris, shingles, or mixed construction waste.