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Tear-off shingles land heavy and sharp. Here is how the 13-yard handles a roof job, and when it does not.

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Does it fit the 13-yard?

A 13-yard handles the tear-off from most single-layer asphalt shingle roofs on typical single-family homes. Shingles are dense, so on a roofing job the weight limit matters more than the walls, tell us your approximate square count when you book and we will tell you straight whether one box does it or the job needs a swap.

The deal: one flat rate quoted upfront, delivery and pickup included, next-day standard across Carroll, Howard, Montgomery, and Frederick counties. Call or text (240) 703-9699.

13 yd³
rated capacity, level-full
Driveway footprint
14 ftLong
8 ftWide
4.5 ftHigh
Do it right

Roofing loading tips

  • Have us drop the box close to the eave you are working from, shorter throws, cleaner yard.
  • Load shingles flat and level, a heaped shingle box is overweight before it looks full.
  • Keep flashing, nails, and underlayment in the box with the shingles, it all disposes together.
  • Double-layer or cedar-shake tear-offs are heavier jobs, describe the roof honestly and we will size the plan, not oversell you.
Know before you load

What can't go in the dumpster

  • Hazardous materials: wet paint, chemicals, solvents, pesticides
  • Tires, propane tanks, and asbestos
  • Appliances with refrigerant, batteries, and electronics

Not sure about an item? Call (240) 703-9699 and we will tell you straight.

Roofing questions

Good to know

Will one 13-yard handle my whole roof?
For most single-layer asphalt roofs on typical homes, yes. Bigger roofs or double-layer tear-offs may need a swap, we drop a fresh box when the first fills. Tell us your roof size when you book and we will give you a straight answer.
Can shingles and other debris mix in the box?
Shingles, underlayment, flashing, and rotted decking can all go together. Keep hazardous items and appliances out, same rules as any load.
Why do roofers care about weight limits?
Shingles run heavy, a full 13-yard of them weighs far more than a 13-yard of household junk. Disposal is billed by weight, which is why we talk weight upfront on roofing jobs instead of surprising you after the dump.

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Ready for a clean-up made easy?

Call or text and we will get a dumpster on your driveway next-day.