Planning a renovation in Wasaga Beach? Choosing the right bin size should be simple.
You do not need to calculate every board, box, tile, or scrap of drywall. You need to match the bin to three practical details:
How large is the project?
What type of waste will you load?
How much space do you have for delivery?
For most Wasaga Beach renovation and construction projects, the choice comes down to a 10-yard, 14-yard, or 20-yard bin.
Here is how to choose without overthinking it.
Quick answer: which bin size fits your project?
Use this simple guide:
Choose a 10-yard bin if you are completing a small renovation, bathroom demolition, flooring project, or compact cleanup.
Choose a 14-yard bin if you are renovating a kitchen, garage, basement area, or one to two rooms.
Choose a 20-yard bin if you are handling a larger renovation, multiple rooms, a major cleanout, or a construction project with bulky but relatively light waste.
If your waste includes mostly soil, concrete, asphalt, or heavy brick, stop and check the material requirements before booking. Heavy debris can reach weight limits quickly.
⚠️ The 8-yard bin is specialty-only. It is designed for soil, concrete, and asphalt. It is not intended for household waste or general construction debris.
Tor Bin Rental sizes and starting prices
The following starting prices apply as of July 2026. Your final price may vary by postal code, material type, and other project details.
All listed prices are subject to:
5% fuel surcharge
H.S.T.
Postal-code-based pricing
Additional disposal charges where applicable
For the latest details, review our current bin rental pricing and size options.
10-yard bin: best for smaller Wasaga Beach renovations
The 10-yard bin measures 7' × 11' × 3.5'.
It is a good fit when your project is focused and your waste is manageable. You also get a shorter footprint, which can help when driveway space is limited.
Choose the 10-yard bin if you are:
Removing a bathroom vanity, fixtures, drywall, and flooring
Replacing flooring in one or two smaller rooms
Completing a small entryway or laundry room renovation
Cleaning out a compact garage, shed, or storage area
Removing a limited amount of household or construction waste
Disposing of heavier renovation materials in a controlled quantity
The 10-yard bin is also easier to avoid overfilling. That matters when your site has narrow access or when you want to keep loading organized.
Book a 10-yard bin if:
If your renovation is limited to one small area, then start by considering the 10-yard option.
If you expect furniture, cabinets, flooring, drywall, and other bulky materials from several rooms, then move up to a 14-yard bin.
14-yard bin: the practical middle choice
The 14-yard bin measures 8' × 14' × 3.5'.
For many Wasaga Beach homeowners, this is the safest all-purpose choice. It offers more floor space than the 10-yard bin without the extra height of the 20-yard option.
Choose the 14-yard bin if you are:
Renovating a kitchen
Removing cabinets, counters, flooring, and drywall
Cleaning out a garage
Completing a basement renovation
Working on one or two rooms
Handling a moderate amount of furniture and household waste
Combining renovation debris with a home cleanout
Removing shingles or other approved roofing waste
The 14-yard bin is often the right balance between capacity, access, and price. It gives you more room to load bulky debris while remaining practical for residential placement.
Book a 14-yard bin if:
If you are unsure between the 10-yard and 20-yard options, then the 14-yard bin is usually the sensible starting point.
If your project includes a kitchen, garage, basement, or multiple rooms, then choose the 14-yard size unless your waste is unusually light or unusually heavy.
For a more detailed side-by-side explanation, read our 14-yard versus 20-yard bin comparison.
20-yard bin: best for larger projects and bulky waste
The 20-yard bin measures 8' × 14' × 5'.
It has the same length and width as the 14-yard bin but is taller. That added height provides more capacity for large quantities of lighter materials.
Choose the 20-yard bin if you are:
Renovating several rooms
Completing a major basement or main-floor renovation
Removing a large amount of drywall or flooring
Handling a full garage or household cleanout
Disposing of bulky furniture and renovation debris together
Managing a construction project with a steady volume of waste
Completing a larger property cleanup
The 20-yard bin can reduce the risk of needing a second bin when your project produces a lot of volume.
However, do not choose it simply because it is the largest option. Materials such as concrete, brick, soil, and asphalt become heavy quickly. A smaller specialty bin may be the better solution.
Book a 20-yard bin if:
If your project covers multiple rooms and produces mostly bulky, lighter waste, then choose the 20-yard bin.
If the bin will be filled mainly with concrete, soil, asphalt, or brick, then contact Tor Bin Rental before booking so we can confirm the correct option.
Regular versus All-In pricing
Tor Bin Rental offers two straightforward pricing options.
Regular Rate
The Regular Rate includes:
7-day rental
Delivery
Pickup
Up to 1 metric tonne of disposal
If your waste exceeds 1 metric tonne, additional weight is charged at:
$130 per metric tonne
The Regular Rate can be a good choice when you know your waste will stay within the included weight allowance.
All-In Rate
The All-In Rate gives you a more predictable total for approved materials. It is designed for customers who prefer not to worry about disposal weight charges during the rental.
Choose All-In if:
Your waste volume is difficult to estimate
You are mixing several approved renovation materials
You want a clearer project budget
You prefer unlimited disposal rather than tracking tonnage
⚠️ All-In does not mean every material is accepted. Hazardous waste and prohibited items still cannot go in the bin. When in doubt, check the bin rental FAQs before loading.
Your rental timeline: booking to pickup
Tor Bin Rental keeps the process simple.
1. Book
Select your bin size, waste category, pricing option, and rental term online. You can book a Wasaga Beach bin online without a phone call.
2. Prepare the delivery area
Make sure the truck has clear access. Remove vehicles, trailers, branches, and other obstacles.
Tor Bin Rental uses driveway-safe bins designed to help protect asphalt, concrete, interlock, and other surfaces.
3. Load responsibly
Load evenly. Keep waste below the top rail. Do not allow materials to hang over the sides.
Separate heavy materials from general renovation debris when possible.
4. Schedule pickup
Choose a 3-day, 7-day, or monthly rental term based on your project. Need more time? Request an extension. Finished early? Arrange an early pickup.
Same-day and next-day delivery may be available, depending on scheduling and location.
What about Wasaga Beach, Alliston, Lisle, Everett, and Angus?
Tor Bin Rental serves Wasaga Beach and communities throughout the surrounding area.
You can request service for projects in:
Wasaga Beach
Alliston
Lisle
Everett
Angus
Other nearby communities
Review the full Tor Bin Rental service area before booking. Enter your postal code online to confirm availability and pricing.
Final recommendation
Use this quick decision rule:
Small, focused project: Choose the 10-yard bin
Typical kitchen, garage, basement, or room renovation: Choose the 14-yard bin
Large renovation or bulky multi-room cleanup: Choose the 20-yard bin
Soil, concrete, or asphalt: Ask about the 8-yard specialty bin
Unsure about disposal weight: Consider the All-In Rate
Do not guess based only on the number of rooms. Think about the material, the bulk, the available driveway space, and how long you need the bin.
➡️ Ready to choose your Wasaga Beach renovation bin? Book online today or call Tor Bin Rental at 705-481-7604.