Roofing Debris Removal: Shingle Loading Help
Shingles are among the heaviest things you can put in a dumpster. A crew can pick up tear-off debris from the yard and driveway and load it evenly so the container can be hauled safely.
Find Crews Near Your AddressWhat the Crew Loads
- Asphalt shingles
- Felt paper and underlayment
- Flashing, drip edge and gutters
- Old roof vents and ridge caps
Check With Your Dumpster Company
- Weight limit. A 10 yard dumpster of shingles can hit several tons.
- Whether your dumpster company requires a dedicated roofing container.
Get Ready for Loading Day
- Crews load from the ground; they don’t work on the roof.
- Use a magnet sweeper for nails afterward, or ask the crew if they have one.
How Pricing Works
Each crew sets its own hourly rate for the whole crew, a crew size and a minimum number of hours. Enter your address to compare crews near you and see an estimate for your job. Your dumpster rental and disposal fees are paid to your dumpster company separately, so compare the total against a full-service junk removal quote.
Roofing Shingle Loading FAQs
What size dumpster do I need for shingles?
Because shingles are so heavy, roofing jobs often use a smaller container like a 10 or 15 yard. Ask your dumpster company based on your roof’s square footage and number of layers.
Need a Dumpster Too?
Soon you’ll be able to choose a local dumpster vendor and book your loading crew together. For now, rent from any local company and find your crew here.