Clear the clutter. Finish the reno. Reclaim your space.
A right-sized roll-off bin in your driveway turns a weekend of dump runs into one clean pickup. Dropped where you want it, picked up when you're done — dump fees and routing handled for you.
Written flat-rate quoteConfirmed before any truck rolls
Permits coordinatedStreet placement handled for you
On-time deliverySame-week drop-off windows
Responsible disposalDiverted & documented on request
7-day
Standard rental period
4–40 yd
Bin sizes for any job
40+
Winnipeg areas served
$0
No-obligation quotes
One trade, done right
About Winnipeg Dumpster
Waste removal that simply happens
Waste removal sounds simple until you're standing in a half-gutted kitchen wondering how many trips your hatchback can survive. Winnipeg Dumpster exists to take that problem off your plate entirely. We are a local roll-off dumpster rental service focused on one thing: getting the right-sized bin to your Winnipeg property quickly, and getting it off your property cleanly when the job is done.
Bin rental is the only trade we practise, and that focus shows up in the details. We know which Winnipeg streets are too narrow for curbside placement, why a January drop-off needs a different plan than a July one, and how to set a loaded bin on a fresh asphalt driveway without leaving a mark. Years of hands-on work hauling debris across the city means we can usually look at a project — a bathroom gut, a re-shingle, a basement that flooded, an estate that needs emptying — and tell you the bin size that fits before you over-order or run short.
We work for homeowners, landlords, property managers, renovators, roofers and trades who need disposal that simply happens. No depot lineups, no overloaded trailers, no wondering whether the load is secured to bylaw. You fill the bin; we handle the rest — the truck, the routing, the tipping fees, and the paperwork. Specialization is the point: a company that does ten different things treats your bin as an afterthought. Because hauling and placement is all we do, your delivery window, your driveway and your disposal routing get our full attention on every single job.
Specialists onlyHauling and placement is the entire business
Winnipeg-builtRoutes, seasons and bylaws we know firsthand
Why Homeowners Choose Us
Trust built on what we do, every job
Trust isn't a slogan — it's the set of things we commit to doing on every job. Here is what you can count on, by construction, every time you book.
Bin rental is all we do
We don't juggle landscaping, demolition and disposal under one roof. Roll-off rental and responsible hauling is the entire business, so the size advice, the placement and the pickup timing are handled by people who do this every day across Winnipeg.
A written, flat-rate quote
You get your price in writing after we understand the job — size, rental period, and what counts toward the included weight. The number you approve is the number the work is built around, with any dump charges and overage rules spelled out up front, not discovered at pickup.
Placement that protects
Roll-off bins are heavy, and Winnipeg driveways range from new asphalt to aging concrete to interlocking pavers. We plan the drop, advise on board protection under the bin feet where it helps, and position the container for both your access and the truck's approach.
Permits coordinated
If your bin needs to sit on a Winnipeg street, boulevard or sidewalk, that's a public right-of-way and the City requires a permit. We help you handle the street-placement process so you avoid fines, removal, or a delivery that can't legally happen on the day it's scheduled.
Responsible disposal, documented
Your load goes to the correct destination — transfer station, 4R depot, or the Brady Road landfill — and recyclable or compostable material is diverted where it can be. The disposal record for your job is available on request, so you have proof of where your waste went.
Built for Winnipeg conditions
Frost, spring thaw, snow-clearing season and tight back-lane access all change how and where a bin should sit. We plan around the calendar and the city, not against them, so a winter cleanout runs as smoothly as a summer reno.
Dumpster Rental Services
The right bin for every job
Roll-off bins come in a range of sizes, and choosing well is the difference between paying for air and running out of room halfway through. Each range below is indicative, benchmarked against published Winnipeg-market pricing for comparable 7-day roll-off rentals. Your actual price is always the written quote.
$250–$300
Small Bin — Cleanouts
Crane-lift or compact roll-off bins (roughly 4–7 cu yd) for tight spots, single-room declutters, small landscaping loads and weekend purges. Easy to place in a backyard or a narrow driveway, and ideal when you don't want to pay for space you won't use. Indicative range: $250–$300 for a standard 7-day rental, based on published Winnipeg-market pricing.
Best for garage & small jobs
$255–$300
Mid-Size — Renovations
The workhorse (14–17 cu yd) for kitchen and bathroom remodels, flooring tear-outs and mixed renovation debris. A walk-in door on many bins makes loading bulky cabinets, countertops and fixtures straightforward rather than a lifting contest. Indicative range: $255–$300 for a 7-day rental, based on published Winnipeg-market pricing.
Best for remodels
$285–$350
Large Roll-Off
For whole-home cleanouts, larger renovations, deck removals and most residential re-roofing jobs. Holds substantial volume (around 20 cu yd) while still staying within a typical driveway footprint, so you get capacity without losing your whole parking pad. Indicative range: $285–$350 for a 7-day rental, based on published Winnipeg-market pricing.
Best for big renos
$290–$500+
Extra-Large — Demolition
Construction and demolition debris, multi-room gut jobs and major site cleanups (25–40 cu yd). Best placed where a roll-off truck has clear, straight access for drop and pickup, with weight allowances and dump charges quoted per job so heavy loads stay predictable. Indicative range: $290–$500+ for a 7-day rental, based on published Winnipeg-market pricing, with weight allowances and dump charges quoted per job.
Best for construction
$285–$400
Roofing & Shingle Disposal
Shingles are dense, so roofing loads are priced with weight in mind rather than volume. We'll match a bin to the square footage of your roof and confirm the included tonnage and the per-tonne dump charge before you start tearing off, so the bill holds no surprises. Indicative range: $285–$400, depending on bin size and tonnage, based on published Winnipeg-market pricing.
Best for re-roofing
$285–$500+
Estate & House Cleanouts
Emptying a home is a big, often emotional job. We size the bin to the contents — furniture, appliances, decades of stored belongings — and can coordinate scheduling that gives you the time you need, with a swap if the first bin fills before you're finished. Indicative range: $285–$500+, depending on size and weight, based on published Winnipeg-market pricing.
Best for full clearances
$255–$350
Landscaping & Yard Waste
Soil, sod, branches and clean fill behave differently at scale and may need separate handling, since clean loads can be routed for diversion rather than landfill. We'll advise on whether to keep yard material separate to control your overall disposal cost. Indicative range: $255–$350, based on published Winnipeg-market pricing.
Best for outdoor jobs
Quoted
Recurring & Multi-Bin
Contractors running continuous output can arrange scheduled drop-offs and swaps, so a full bin is replaced without pausing the crew or the project. Pricing is built around your volume and cadence and confirmed in a written quote, with the disposal paperwork provided each cycle.
Best for trades
Indicative Pricing
Transparent ranges, benchmarked to the market
These figures are benchmarked against published 2025–2026 Winnipeg-market pricing for comparable roll-off bins, for planning only. They are not an offer to contract. Your price is the written quote you approve before delivery.
Service / bin size
Typical use
Indicative 7-day range
Small bin (4–7 cu yd)
Garage & small cleanouts
$250–$300
Mid-size (14–17 cu yd)
Kitchen/bath renos
$255–$300
Large (20 cu yd)
Major renos, roofing
$285–$350
Extra-large (25–40 cu yd)
Demolition, construction
$290–$500+
Roofing / shingles
Tear-off disposal
$285–$400
Estate / whole-house
Full-home cleanouts
$285–$500+
Landscaping / yard waste
Soil, sod, branches
$255–$350
What moves your price
Several factors shift where a job lands in these ranges: the bin size, how long you keep it (extension days add a modest daily rate), the weight of your debris, and whether material is mixed or kept separate. Heavy materials — concrete, brick, tile, shingles, soil — add weight quickly and can change disposal cost even in a small bin. Street placement that requires a City permit adds a permit step. Because of all this, the only number that binds is the written quote.
What indicative ranges exclude
The ranges shown are base rental estimates. Unless your written quote states otherwise, they exclude: City of Winnipeg street-placement permit fees (at cost where required); disposal charges above your bin's included weight allowance, billed at the applicable per-tonne tipping rate; GST and applicable taxes; and charges for unforeseen conditions, prohibited materials, or overfilled or over-height loads.
Indicative pricing is not an offer to contract. Your binding price is the written, flat-rate quote you approve before we deliver. Brady Road's current tipping fee is $81 per tonne with a $25 minimum, and per-tonne charges apply to weight above your included allowance.
Common Problems We Solve
Sound familiar? We've got the bin for it
Most calls we get trace back to a handful of very Winnipeg-specific situations. Here's how the right bin solves each.
My reno is generating more debris than I can haul.
Drywall, flooring, cabinets and tile pile up faster than you'd expect, and a personal vehicle simply can't keep pace with a working crew. A mid-size or large roll-off sized to the project keeps the site clear and safe, and means a single scheduled pickup instead of a dozen weekend trips to the transfer station.
My street is too narrow and I don't know the permit rules.
In older Winnipeg neighbourhoods — Wolseley, parts of the West End, St. Boniface — street placement may be the only option. Any bin on a public street, boulevard or sidewalk needs a City right-of-way permit. We coordinate that so your placement is legal and penalty-free.
I'm re-roofing and shingles weigh a ton — literally.
Shingle tear-offs are dense, and weight, not volume, drives the cost. We size the bin to your roof area and confirm the included tonnage and the per-tonne dump charge up front, so a re-shingle doesn't end in a surprise overage bill once the old roof is in the bin.
Winter is here and I still need to clear out the house.
Snow-clearing season and the City's residential parking ban change where a bin can legally and safely sit. We plan winter placements around snow routes and clearance rules so your cleanout doesn't collide with a plow or a ticket.
I have hazardous or restricted items mixed in.
Paint, solvents, propane tanks, tires, batteries and electronics can't go in a standard roll-off and aren't accepted at the landfill gate. We flag exactly what needs to come out before you load and point you to the right drop-off route — several are accepted at no charge at the City's 4R Depots — so your load passes inspection and avoids a fine.
It's an estate and I need time, not pressure.
Emptying a family home is rarely a one-day job. We size the bin to the full contents and arrange a rental window and pickup timing that lets you work at a humane pace, with a swap if the first bin fills before you're done.
Homeowner Checklist
The standard to hold any company to
Whether you book with us or anyone else, these are the standards worth holding a dumpster company to. This is how we run every job — and a useful list to keep handy when you compare quotes. If a quote dodges weight limits or dump fees, that's exactly where the surprise charges tend to hide.
The standard we work to
A written, flat-rate quote stating bin size, rental period, included weight, and how overages are charged.
A confirmed delivery and pickup window before the truck is dispatched.
Placement planned around your driveway surface, access and the season — with permit coordination for street drops.
A clear, up-front list of what can and cannot go in the bin, given before you load.
Disposal routed to the correct facility, with the disposal record available on request.
Questions to ask before you book
What weight is included, and exactly what is the per-tonne charge if I go over?
Is the dump fee included in your quote, or billed separately afterward?
What's the daily rate if I keep the bin past the standard rental period?
If the bin goes on the street, do you handle the City permit, and is that fee at cost?
Which materials are prohibited, and where do I take them instead?
Will you provide a copy of the disposal bill for my records?
How It Works
From call to clean pickup
Renting a bin should take minutes, not a research project. Here's the whole process, start to finish.
01
Tell us about the job
Call or send the contact form with your address, what you're clearing out, and roughly how much. Photos help us recommend accurately. We respond promptly — typically the same business day — so you're never left waiting to plan your project.
02
Get a written quote
We recommend a bin size, confirm the rental period and included weight, and send a flat-rate quote in writing. There's no cost and no obligation to proceed — you decide in your own time, with the full picture in front of you.
03
Schedule delivery
Once you approve the quote, we lock in a delivery window that suits your timeline. If the bin needs street placement, we coordinate the City of Winnipeg right-of-way permit before the drop so the day runs without a hitch.
04
We deliver & place it
Our driver sets the container exactly where you want it — driveway, yard or permitted street spot — with care for your surfaces. Experienced placement means no scuffed asphalt and no awkward repositioning later.
05
You fill it on your time
Load at your own pace within the rental window. Keep debris below the top edge and evenly distributed, and keep prohibited items out. Need more time? A daily extension is easy to arrange — just let us know before pickup.
06
We haul & document
When you're done, we pick up on schedule, route the load to the correct facility, divert what we can, and make the disposal record available on request. One clean pickup, and your project site is clear.
Service Areas
Delivering across Winnipeg
We deliver roll-off bins across Winnipeg and the surrounding Manitoba communities. If your neighbourhood isn't listed, call — our coverage extends throughout the city and into adjacent municipalities.
Surrounding communities: We also serve East St. Paul, West St. Paul, Headingley, Oak Bluff, La Salle, St. Adolphe, Lorette, Oakbank, Stonewall and Selkirk. Call to confirm delivery to your address.
Winnipeg Disposal Guide
Rules, fees, and local facts worth knowing
Renting a bin in Winnipeg means working within the City's right-of-way rules, the Brady Road facility's tipping fees, and a climate that genuinely affects placement. Here are the facts worth knowing before you book.
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Street placement needs a permit
If any part of your bin sits on a public street, boulevard or sidewalk, the City of Winnipeg treats it as use of the public right-of-way and a permit is required. Driveway placements on private property generally do not need a City permit. Public Works administers right-of-way and use-of-street permits, and we coordinate this step for you when street placement is unavoidable.
Use of Street line: 204-986-6006
2
Brady Road tipping fees
Winnipeg's garbage is processed at the Brady Road Resource Management Facility, southwest of the city. Because disposal is priced strictly by weight, heavy loads — shingles, concrete, tile, soil — cost more to dump than light, bulky ones, which is exactly why your quote separates the bin rental from the per-tonne disposal charge.
$81 / tonne · $25 minimum
3
4R Depots divert at no charge
The City operates three 4R Winnipeg Depots — at 1777 Brady Road, 1120 Pacific Avenue and 429 Panet Road — where residents can drop recyclable, reusable, compostable and household-hazardous materials at no charge. Garbage subject to the tipping fee is only accepted at the Brady location. Where your load contains divertible material, separating it keeps weight, and cost, out of the landfill stream.
Brady Rd · Pacific Ave · Panet Rd
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Loads must be covered
Under the City's Solid Waste By-law, garbage transported to the landfill must be covered and secured; an uncovered or unsecured load can draw a fine at the landfill gate on top of the tipping fee. A roll-off bin hauled by a proper truck handles this requirement for you, which is one quiet advantage of a rental over loading and securing your own trailer.
Solid Waste By-law
5
Prohibited materials
Hazardous and special-handling materials aren't accepted in standard roll-off bins: liquid paint and solvents, propane tanks, tires, automotive and household batteries, electronics, fuel containers, asbestos-containing materials and appliances with refrigerants unless recovered. These need dedicated drop-off routes, and several are accepted at no charge at the 4R Depots' household-hazardous-waste areas. We flag restricted items before you load.
We flag these before you load
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Climate shapes timing
Winnipeg's deep winters and freeze-thaw cycles genuinely matter for placement. In winter, snow-clearing routes and the City's residential parking ban restrict where a bin can sit on or near a street; in spring, thaw can soften driveways and boulevards under a loaded bin. Renovation and roofing demand also peaks in spring and summer, so booking early in those seasons avoids scheduling delays.
Plan placement by season
What Customers Say
The feedback we work to earn
These reflect the kind of feedback we aim for on every job across the city.
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Booked a bin in the morning and it was in my driveway by afternoon. The driver set it exactly where I asked and didn't touch the new pavers. Pickup was right on time.
— Homeowner, River Heights
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We were re-shingling and they sized the bin to the roof and told us the weight limit before we started, so there were no surprises on the bill. Straightforward people.
— Homeowner, Transcona
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My street is too narrow for a bin and I had no idea about permits. They handled the City side completely and the placement was legal and stress-free. Worth it.
— Homeowner, Wolseley
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Cleared out my mother's house over two weeks. They gave us the time we needed and swapped the bin once without any hassle. Kind and patient through a hard job.
— Property Manager, St. Boniface
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As a renovation contractor I need bins that show up and get swapped without slowing the crew. Reliable scheduling and the disposal paperwork is always there.
— Renovation Contractor, Fort Garry
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Quoted in writing, charged exactly what was quoted. The dump fee and the daily rate were explained up front. No games. I've booked them three times now.
— Homeowner, Sage Creek
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They told me which items had to come out before loading and where to take them. Saved me a fine at the landfill, apparently. Appreciated the heads-up.
— Homeowner, Charleswood
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Winter cleanout and I was worried about the snow ban. They worked the placement around the routes and it was never an issue. Knew exactly what they were doing.
— Homeowner, East Kildonan
FAQ
Questions, answered
How much does it cost to rent a dumpster in Winnipeg?
Based on published Winnipeg-market pricing, a standard 7-day roll-off rental typically runs from roughly $250 for a small bin to $500 or more for the largest construction sizes. Your price depends on bin size, rental length and load weight. The binding figure is always the written quote you approve before delivery.
Do I need a permit to put a dumpster on my property?
If the bin sits entirely on your private driveway or yard, you generally do not need a City of Winnipeg permit. If any part of it sits on a public street, boulevard or sidewalk, that's the public right-of-way and a City permit is required. We coordinate the street-placement permit for you when it's needed.
What size dumpster do I need?
A small bin (around 4–7 cu yd) suits garage cleanouts and small declutters; a mid-size bin (14–17 cu yd) handles most kitchen and bathroom renos; a large bin (around 20 cu yd) fits whole-home cleanouts and roofing; and extra-large bins (25–40 cu yd) are for demolition and construction. Send photos or a description and we'll recommend the right size so you're not paying for unused space.
How long can I keep the dumpster?
Standard rentals in the Winnipeg market typically run 7 days, with an option to extend for a modest daily rate. If your project needs longer, tell us when you book and we'll build it into the written quote.
What can't I put in the dumpster?
Prohibited items include liquid paint and solvents, propane tanks, tires, batteries, electronics, fuel containers, asbestos-containing materials and refrigerant-bearing appliances. These aren't accepted at the landfill gate and need dedicated drop-off routes — several are accepted at no charge at the City's 4R Depots. We'll flag anything that has to come out before you load.
Are dump fees included in the price?
Most Winnipeg quotes include a weight allowance, with disposal above that billed separately by the tonne. Brady Road's current tipping fee is $81 per tonne with a $25 minimum. Your written quote states your included weight and the per-tonne overage rate, so you know the full picture before you load.
How heavy can the bin be?
Each bin has a weight allowance tied to its size, because disposal is priced by tonne and trucks have legal load limits. Dense materials — concrete, brick, tile, shingles, soil — reach the limit long before the bin looks full. We'll tell you the allowance for your bin and how overages are charged.
Can I put a dumpster on the street in winter?
Sometimes, but winter adds constraints. Snow-clearing routes and the City's residential parking ban restrict street placement during clearing operations. We plan winter placements around those rules — and coordinate the right-of-way permit — so your bin doesn't conflict with a plow or draw a ticket.
Do you offer same-day or next-day delivery?
Subject to availability, fast turnaround is often possible — the Winnipeg market commonly sees same-day or next-day drops. Booking ahead is safest in spring and summer, the busy renovation and roofing seasons. Call to check current availability for your date.
What happens to my waste after pickup?
Your load is routed to the correct destination — a transfer station, a 4R Depot for divertible material, or the Brady Road landfill for garbage — and recyclable or compostable material is diverted where possible. The disposal record for your job is available on request.
Do you serve areas outside Winnipeg?
Yes. Alongside all Winnipeg neighbourhoods, we serve surrounding Manitoba communities including East and West St. Paul, Headingley, Oak Bluff, La Salle, St. Adolphe, Lorette, Oakbank, Stonewall and Selkirk. Call to confirm delivery to your address.
Book Your Bin
Book your Winnipeg dumpster today
Weekend garage purge, full home renovation, re-roof or estate cleanout — whatever the project, the right bin in your driveway makes the whole job simpler and safer. We'll size it to your job, place it with care, give you the time you need to fill it, and haul it away clean to the correct facility when you're done.
Send your address, project details and timeline and we'll come back with a recommended bin size and a written, flat-rate quote — no cost, no obligation. Prefer to talk it through? Call us directly.