Large Bin for a Big Renovation or Demolition (30 to 40 Yard)
The sizes Ottawa bin companies' guides point to for a large renovation or demolition. Too few published prices for a range.
No published range for 30 and 40 yard bins: ask for a price in both models.
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For a large renovation or a demolition, Ottawa bin companies' size guides point to 30 and 40 yard bins. Typical outside dimensions (typical, sizes vary by company): a 30 yard bin about 16 to 22 feet long, 8 feet wide and 5 to 6.7 feet high; a 40 yard bin about 18 to 23 feet long, about 8 feet wide and 7 to 8 feet high. Width is the one dimension that stays near 8 feet.
We do not publish a price range for these sizes: the companies we read price them in different models, so the figures cannot be compared. Ask each company for a price in both models, all-in with the tonnes included, and bin fee plus disposal per tonne.
A bin this long needs room to set down. On the street, the City's Temporary Construction-related Encroachment (TCE) permit applies, and a permit over 10 working days is a Complex permit.
What This Work Covers
- 30 to 40 yards for a big renovation or demolition (company size guides)
- Length varies most between companies
- Price asked in both models
- Included tonnes and days in writing
- Placement checked before delivery
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