Kitchen and bathroom renovations generate more debris than most people expect — old cabinets, tile, subfloor, drywall, and trim all add up fast. A bin on-site means the debris goes straight from the job to the container instead of piling up in the garage or on the lawn.
A lot of Brantford's older homes are mid-reno right now, and flooring tear-outs or bathroom gut jobs are common projects that need somewhere for the debris to go immediately, not at the end of the week. Order the bin for delivery on day one and keep it through the two-week window while the work gets done.
Yes, mixed construction debris like drywall, tile, subfloor, and trim can all go in together.
The flat rate includes a two-week rental. If your project runs longer, call us and we'll sort out an extension.
No, general renovation debris can be mixed in the same bin. Hazardous materials like paint and chemicals are the exception — those can't go in.
Yes, most customers have it placed on the driveway near the work area for easy loading.