About Ottawa
No two Ottawa jobs look alike. A ByWard Market or Centretown drop means threading a truck past heritage frontage and a driveway barely wider than the bin. Head into the Glebe or Old Ottawa South and you add century trees, shared laneways, and neighbours parked bumper to bumper. Out in Riverside South, Findlay Creek, and Half Moon Bay, the pads are wide and a 20 yard sits comfortably beside the garage.
Knowing which is which is the job. Our drivers already know the Westboro blocks with low service wires, the Vanier laneways that need a short approach, and how to swing into a Rockcliffe drive without touching the stonework. They also know the 417 at 4 p.m. is not a delivery window worth promising.
Local landmarks & routes we work around: Rideau Canal, Highway 417, Ottawa River, Parliament Hill, The Queensway.
Bin & Dumpster Rental for Ottawa Homeowners
The project list is long: a basement build-out in Riverside South, a gutted bathroom in an Alta Vista bungalow, a Westboro kitchen taken back to studs, an attic emptied in the Glebe before a downsize, a rotted shed pulled out of a Beacon Hill backyard. We size the bin to the pile and place it where it won't block your street.
Estate work is a steady part of the calendar here. Homes in Rockcliffe Park, Manor Park, and Old Ottawa East hold decades of belongings, and families need time. Book a 20 yard, keep it through the weekend or the week, and sort at your own pace.
Contractor Bin Service in Ottawa
Renovators, roofers, framers, and GCs keep accounts with us because waiting on waste service costs them crew hours. Accounts get first call on the schedule, swaps on demand while the site is live, and one monthly invoice instead of a folder of them.
That list includes Glebe and Westboro renovation shops, custom builders in Kanata and Stittsville, roofing crews working the whole National Capital Region, and demo outfits clearing lots for infill. If your build runs weeks, tell us and we'll build the swap schedule around it.
Request a QuoteRenovations
Whole-home retrofits, kitchen-and-bath overhauls, mid-century restorations — Ottawa renovations put out drywall, cabinetry, tile, framing lumber, subfloor, and old flooring faster than most people expect. One room usually lands in the 14 yard. A full floor or full house wants the 20. Overrun it and we'll swap mid-project.
Roofing Projects
Shingles are heavy, so tear-off bins get sized by weight before volume — an oversized bin packed with asphalt can be illegal to haul. Whether it's a flat Centretown roof or a steep Rockcliffe gable, we help pick the size and set the bin where the crew can shovel straight off the edge.
Roofing bin sizesConstruction Debris
Additions, infill lots, and new builds create debris that drives both site safety and disposal cost. The 20 yard is the standard drop on Hintonburg, Wellington West, and Old Ottawa East infill, and we'll stage multiple swaps across a longer build.
Construction dumpstersJunk Removal
Prefer a full-service crew loading everything for you? We also offer junk removal across Ottawa — a great option for estate clean-outs and downsizing when you don't want to lift a finger.
Junk removal serviceChoosing the Right Bin Size in Ottawa
Most Ottawa households land on the 14 yard: enough room for a kitchen or a roof, still parked on a normal driveway. Garage clear-outs and small tear-outs fit the 10. Full-home renovations, big declutters, and construction debris call for the 20. Unsure? Describe the pile on the phone and we'll size it for you.
Not sure which size fits your project? Check our full bin sizing guide.
All bin sizes & availabilityLocal Considerations in Ottawa
A bin on your own driveway needs no permit. Anything sitting on the street or in the City right-of-way generally needs a road occupancy permit from the City of Ottawa, and we'll walk you through it at booking. In winter, clear the apron first — placing a bin on packed snow risks your vehicles and your landscaping.