Roll-Off Bins in Calgary and Airdrie

A roll-off bin is a large, open-top steel container that a specialized truck delivers by rolling it off the back of the vehicle directly onto your driveway or job site. You fill the bin at your own pace over the rental period. When you are done, call us and we send the truck back to pick up the loaded container and haul it away for proper disposal. Roll-off bins differ from front-load dumpster rentals and smaller residential bins because of their larger capacity and open-top design, which allows you to toss bulky items like lumber, furniture, and demolition debris without difficulty.

Roll-off bins accept most construction, renovation, and household waste. Common items include lumber, drywall, shingles, carpet, flooring, concrete, metal, appliances, furniture, and general junk removal. Prohibited items include hazardous materials, wet concrete, food waste, batteries, flammable liquids, and any waste requiring a transport permit under Alberta regulations. If you are unsure whether a specific item is accepted, call us at (825) 734-4776 before loading.

Standard roll-off bin rentals from Hippo include a two-week rental period. This gives most homeowners and contractors enough time to complete their project and load the bin. If your project runs longer than expected, call us to arrange an extension. We offer flexible scheduling so you never feel rushed to finish loading before the pickup date arrives.

For single-room renovations, garage cleanouts, or small roofing jobs, our 12 yard roll-off bin provides enough capacity without taking up your entire driveway. For larger projects like full demolitions, multi-room renovations, or commercial construction, our 20 yard roll-off bin handles bigger volumes and heavier materials. Tell us about your project when you call and we will recommend the right size to avoid extra hauls and unnecessary costs.

If the roll-off bin sits on your private property such as a driveway or yard, no permit is required. However, if you need to place the bin on a public street or city right-of-way in Calgary, you will need a temporary road occupancy permit from the City of Calgary. We can help guide you through the permit process and suggest placement options that may avoid the need for a permit altogether.