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Roofing dumpster rental for Tampa Bay tear-offs

A roofing dumpster from Sunrise Hauling Co. is one of our 10, 15 or 20-yard dump trailers, set on protective boards in your driveway so the crew can drop old shingles from the roof edge straight into the bed.

Sunrise Hauling Co. dump trailer parked beside a house during a roofing job, with roofers on the roof and plywood sheets and a blue tarp on the ground

Good for

  • Asphalt shingle tear-offs
  • Reroofs on sheds, garages and porches
  • Roofers who need a driveway drop
  • Underlayment, flashing and old gutters
  • Storm-damaged roof repairs

How pricing works

Roofing rentals use our standard sizes and rates: $300, $350 or $400 for 3 days (from $150 for a single day, $75 for each extra day) with included weight. Shingle loads often pass the allowance; overage is $99 per ton, and we estimate it with you before you book.

What every rental includes

  • 10, 15 or 20-yard trailers sized to your roof, not guessed
  • Placement close to the eave when the driveway allows
  • Protective boards under the trailer's contact points
  • Weight planning by squares and layers before delivery
  • $99 per ton over the included weight, nothing hidden
  • Pickup scheduled around your crew's tear-off day
  • Contractor accounts for roofers who rent often

We deliver and haul away across Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco, for homeowners managing their own reroof and for roofers who need a dependable drop. Rentals start at $150 for a single day, and because shingles are heavy, it pays to plan the weight first: text us the squares and layers, or call (656) 216-9704, and we'll recommend a size before you book online.

On a roofing job, the weight allowance matters more than the trailer's size. A single layer of shingles on a mid-size roof can weigh a few tons, so the right rental is the one sized to your squares and layers, not simply the biggest one. If you're a roofer renting with us regularly, a contractor account adds repeat-customer pricing and gets your drops scheduled first.

How much roofing shingles weigh

Roofers measure in squares; one square covers 100 square feet of roof. Manufacturer data sheets list the weight of new shingles per square (checked October 2026):

A tear-off weighs more than the shingles alone. Felt or synthetic underlayment, nails, drip edge, ridge caps and any rotten decking you replace all go in the same trailer. A second layer of old shingles roughly doubles the shingle weight, and wet felt or soaked decking adds more on top.

Matching the trailer to your roof

Here's the math we run with you before delivery:

  1. Weight: squares times the weight per square. A 25-square roof of shingles in the Landmark PRO range is about 5,800 to 6,000 pounds for one layer, close to 3 tons before underlayment and nails.
  2. Volume: one industry estimate puts a 10-yard container at roughly 10 to 15 squares of asphalt shingles (Dumpsters.com (opens in a new tab)), and Seattle Public Utilities' conversion table uses about 500 pounds per cubic yard for composition shingles (SPU (opens in a new tab)).
  3. Compare the result with the included weight on each size: 1, 1.5 or 2 tons, with $99 per ton beyond it.

On many full tear-offs the shingles outweigh any size's allowance, so the goal is a trailer that holds the volume with overage you've planned for, not a surprise on the invoice. Two layers, very large roofs and tile can exceed what one trailer should carry; those get split into rentals in sequence. Text us the squares, layers and roofing material before you book, and we'll recommend a plan.

Placing the trailer for a tear-off

For a tear-off, the trailer goes as close to the roofline as the driveway allows, so your crew can drop old shingles from the eave straight into the bed instead of carrying them across the yard. The photo on this page is a real Sunrise job: our trailer sitting on plywood boards in a driveway while the roofers work overhead.

A few things make the setup go smoothly:

  • Protective boards go under each point where the trailer touches the driveway, to help prevent marks.
  • Ask your roofer to lay tarps around the trailer and along the eave to catch nails and granules that miss the bed.
  • Keep cars out of the drop zone, and watch for the overhead service line to the house.
  • Book the pickup date for when the tear-off should wrap up, so pickup lines up with the end of the job instead of leaving a full trailer sitting through a weekend.

If the driveway is far from the roof, mention it when we text to confirm delivery, and we'll work out the best spot with you.

Tile roofs, metal roofs and what the curb won't take

Tile is a different job. Eagle Roofing's figures for standard concrete tile are about four times the Landmark weights above, so a tile tear-off has to be planned load by load. Call us before you schedule one; we'll work out how many trailers it takes and how full each one can safely be.

Metal roofing panels are light for their size but long and sharp-edged. Cut or fold them so they lie flat inside the walls, with nothing sticking out over the top or the back. Old roofs can also hide materials we can't take: if you suspect asbestos in an older roof, have it tested first, because asbestos can't go in our trailers.

Don't count on the curb for any of it. As of October 2026, the City of Tampa's SWEEP bulk pickup refuses roofing along with other building materials (City of Tampa (opens in a new tab)), and our bulk pickup guide covers the rest of Tampa Bay.

Roofers: a trailer on every job

If you run a roofing crew, a contractor account keeps trailers moving with your schedule: repeat-customer pricing, priority scheduling for drops and pickups, and weight planning by squares before each job. We don't publish account pricing; request contractor pricing through the contractor form and tell us how many roofs you run in a typical month and where.

Homeowners whose roofer doesn't include debris removal can book directly online at our standard rates and have the trailer waiting on boards before the crew arrives. Either way, we text to confirm each drop, and we can shift delivery if weather pushes the tear-off.

Pricing & sizes

Pricing & sizes

  • 10-yard dumpster

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    $150 for 1 day$300 for 3 days

    1 ton included1 to 14 days

    Our smallest dump trailer, for garage cleanouts, bathroom remodels and small heavy jobs. Rent it 1 to 14 days.

    • One-car garage or attic cleanouts
    • Bathroom remodels
    • Carpet tear-outs from a few rooms
  • 15-yard dumpster

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    $200 for 1 day$350 for 3 days

    1.5 tons included1 to 14 days

    Our most popular dump trailer, for kitchen remodels, two-car garages and move-outs. Book a day or up to 14 days.

    • Kitchen remodels
    • Two-car garage cleanouts
    • Move-outs and downsizing
  • 20-yard dumpster

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    $250 for 1 day$400 for 3 days

    2 tons included1 to 14 days

    Our largest dump trailer, for whole-house cleanouts and multi-room remodels. Keep it up to 14 days.

    • Whole-house and estate cleanouts
    • Multi-room renovations
    • Large deck or long fence tear-outs

Photos show our dump trailers. Ask us for exact dimensions.

  • 1 to 14 days · +$75 each extra day
  • Delivery & pickup by our crew
  • 1, 1.5 or 2 tons included, by size
  • $99 per ton over the included weight

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Pick a size, then your drop-off and pickup dates. The trailer is held the moment you book, and you pay when we deliver.

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      20-yard dumpster

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        $300

        • First day$150
        • 2 extra days × $75$150

        Includes 1 ton of weight. Over that, $99 per ton.

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        $0 due online. You pay when we deliver.

        Online bookings need 24 hours' notice. Same day? Call or text and we'll fit you in when the schedule allows.

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        How it works

        From booking to haul-away in four steps

        1. Step 1: Choose your dumpster and dates

          Pick a 10, 15 or 20-yard trailer plus your drop-off and pickup dates, and book online in a couple of minutes with no card needed. Not sure which size? Call, text or ask us and we'll recommend one.

        2. Step 2: We deliver

          We text you to confirm the delivery window and the spot. On delivery day our crew backs the trailer in on protective boards to help prevent marks, and you pay when it arrives.

        3. Step 3: You load it

          Fill it at your own pace until your pickup date. Keep the load level with the rails, and ask us before adding heavy material like concrete, tile or shingles.

        4. Step 4: We haul it away

          On your pickup date we take the trailer and the load away, and your driveway is clear again. Need more time? Text us before then and we'll add days if the trailer is free.

        Contractor accounts

        Contractor or property manager?

        Repeat-customer pricing and priority scheduling for roofers, remodelers, flooring crews and property managers. Pricing is quoted privately.

        Frequently asked questions

        Roofing Dumpster Rental: common questions

        Roofing rentals use our standard rates: $300, $350 or $400 for a 10, 15 or 20-yard dump trailer for 3 days, or from $150 for a single day, with $75 for each extra day and included weight. Because shingles are heavy, many full tear-offs run past the allowance, and the extra weight costs $99 per ton. Send your squares and layers and we'll estimate the total before you book.

        It depends on squares, layers and material more than on the house. As a rough industry estimate, a 10-yard container holds about 10 to 15 squares of asphalt shingles, so one layer on a mid-size roof usually needs a 15-yard or 20-yard by volume, with overage planned for weight. Two layers or tile often take two rentals. Tell us the numbers and we'll recommend a plan.

        Yes, that's the idea. We place the trailer as close to the roofline as the driveway allows so the crew can drop debris from the eave into the bed. Ask your roofer to tarp around the trailer for stray nails, and to keep the load level and below the side walls so we can tow it safely.

        Our crew lays protective boards wherever the trailer rests on the pavement, which helps prevent marks, and the trailer rolls in on rubber tires rather than being slid off a truck. Much of the risk on a roofing job comes from dropped debris and nails, so tarps around the trailer are worth it. Mention pavers or decorative concrete in your request so we place it with extra care.

        Ask us first. Concrete tile and slate weigh several times as much as asphalt shingles per square, so a tear-off has to be planned trailer by trailer to stay within what each load can safely carry. Text us the roof size and material before you book, and we'll tell you honestly what the job will take.

        Yes. Roofers who rent regularly can set up a contractor account with repeat-customer pricing and priority scheduling. Account rates aren't published; request them through the contractor form, and include how many roofs you run each month and the areas you work.

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