Small Bin for Soil, Concrete or Brick
Heavy material such as soil, concrete and brick usually needs a small or dedicated bin, billed by weight.
Weight-billed: weight limits and per-tonne rates differ by company.
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Soil, concrete and brick fill a bin's weight long before its volume. Heavy material such as soil, concrete and brick usually needs a small or dedicated bin, or a partly filled one, billed by weight. Some companies keep a separate bin for clean fill.
Weight limits differ by company, so we do not print one per size. Ask what the quoted bin may hold, what is billed per tonne, and whether mixing garbage into a clean-fill bin changes the price.
For context only, the City's Trail Road landfill lists 2026 rates of $144 per tonne for fill (asphalt, masonry, concrete without rebar) and $81.90 per tonne for soil. Bin companies set their own prices.
What This Work Covers
- Small or dedicated bin for heavy material
- Billed by weight
- Weight limit stated in the quote
- Clean fill kept separate from garbage
- Fill-line rule asked about
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What this work costs
Common questions about small bin for soil, concrete or brick
- Can chimney brick and stone from a Glebe teardown share one bin?
- Can clean fill and garbage share one bin in Ottawa?
- Why does concrete need a smaller bin than drywall in Ottawa?
- What bin do I need for soil from a backyard dig in Riverside South?
- What happens if my Ottawa bin is overweight?
- How many tonnes does an all-in bin price include around Ottawa?
- Can I load an Ottawa bin above the top edge?
- Ottawa's Trail Road landfill rates versus a bin company's price per tonne?
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Bin on a Driveway
A bin on your driveway: the end near the street can be City land, and damage terms are in the contract.
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Tell us about the bin you need and we'll send your request to local bin rental companies in Ottawa. They reply by email.