Al's Bin Rentals
✓ VerifiedEssex County bin rental company based near Belle River/Ruscom Station, delivering 12-, 16- and 20-yard driveway-friendly dumpsters into Windsor, Lakeshore, Tecumseh and surrounding towns.
Dumpster rental · Ontario
Renting a dumpster in Riverside? Along Windsor's eastern waterfront, where the drive and the Ganatchio Trail run side by side out to the Tecumseh line, driveways are the rule and most bins never touch the road. Get matched with local bin-rental operators for a free, no-obligation quote.
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Essex County bin rental company based near Belle River/Ruscom Station, delivering 12-, 16- and 20-yard driveway-friendly dumpsters into Windsor, Lakeshore, Tecumseh and surrounding towns.
Windsor bin rental and scrap-metal recycling company offering heavy-gauge metal bins for residential renovation, decluttering and yard-cleanup jobs, plus free commercial scrap-metal collection bins.
Windsor-Essex bin rental company founded in 2010, offering 10- to 40-yard driveway-friendly roll-off bins for renovations, roofing and cleanouts across Windsor, Tecumseh and LaSalle.
Bin There Dump That's Windsor-Chatham-Sarnia franchise, operated by Ron Monaghan, offering Residential Friendly driveway dumpsters in 4-, 9-, 14- and 20-yard sizes for renovations, yard waste and cleanouts.
Windsor-based rubbish removal and roll-off container company offering residential, commercial and industrial dumpster rentals alongside selective demolition and concrete-breaking services.
Windsor-Essex County bin rental company offering a range of dumpster sizes for general waste, concrete and soil removal, handling delivery, pickup and disposal end to end.
Windsor-Essex bin rental company offering 8- to 25-yard roll-off dumpsters for residential and commercial cleanups, renovations and concrete/yard-waste disposal, open 7 days a week.
Windsor-Essex junk removal and moving company, founded by Mike Laforest, that also rents a single 14-yard driveway bin for home renovations, cleanouts and restoration jobs.
Quick facts
Riverside was incorporated as its own town in 1921 and joined Windsor on January 1, 1966. It still reads as a strip: Riverside Drive follows the Detroit River from about Westminster Boulevard east to the Windsor-Tecumseh town line, a drainage ditch just past the Rendezvous Shores property. Beside it runs the Ganatchio Trail, 8 km of paved multi-use path — the original 5.2 km plus a 3.25 km Rotary extension — linking Lauzon Road to the town line by way of Sandpoint Beach and Stop 26 Beach and Park. The housing splits two ways: older river-facing homes, among them tavern buildings from the Prohibition years when places like the Edgewater Thomas Inn and the Rendezvous drew American visitors across the river, and Rendezvous Shores, a recent infill subdivision of larger new builds on what had been an open grass field and a marine basin at the eastern edge.
Placement is easy here by Windsor standards. Waterfront homes along the drive have their own drives and garages, and the Rendezvous Shores builds sit on standard suburban-width lots with attached garages, so the bin normally stays on the property and the City's hoarding permit never enters the conversation. That permit exists for occupation of the road, boulevard or sidewalk — the right-of-way — and the City's Hoarding page does not speak to placement on your own lot; where one is needed, the Engineering Department's Right-of-Way Division issues it, with a $95-plus-HST minimum. Self-haul, on the other hand, means crossing the city: the EWSWA Public Drop Off Depot at 3560 North Service Road East is the only public drop-off inside Windsor, a fair run from Riverside's far east end, and everything else — the Kingsville depot, the regional landfill in Essex — is farther still.
Choose a size
A popular residential size for a kitchen or bathroom remodel, a whole-room cleanout, or a small roofing job — driveway-friendly with low walk-in walls.
12 × 6 × 3.5 ft · ≈ 3 pickup-truck loads
from $275 indicative
Rent a 10 Yard dumpsterA versatile mid-size bin for a full-room or multi-room renovation, a large furniture clear-out, or a whole-house cleanout without stepping up to a 20-yard.
12 × 7 × 4.5 ft · ≈ 4 pickup-truck loads
from $250 indicative
Rent a 14 Yard dumpsterThe most commonly rented size in Canada — a workhorse for larger renovations, re-roofing, deck teardowns and general construction debris.
14 × 8 × 5 ft · ≈ 6 pickup-truck loads
from $260 indicative
Rent a 20 Yard dumpsterPricing
A guide to typical rental rates. Heavy debris (soil, concrete, brick) is usually booked in a dedicated bin and priced by weight — request a quote for your exact job.
| Dumpster size | Capacity | Best for | Indicative (per rental) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 Yard Dumpster | 8 yd³ | Small renovations | $250 – $300 |
| 10 Yard Dumpster | 10 yd³ | Medium home cleanouts | $275 – $350 |
| 14 Yard Dumpster | 14 yd³ | Medium renovations | $250 – $350 |
| 20 Yard Dumpster | 20 yd³ | Larger renovations and roofing | $260 – $380 |
Most Riverside jobs never reach the permit question: homes along Riverside Drive and in Rendezvous Shores have their own driveways, and Windsor's hoarding permit regulates the City right-of-way rather than private ground (the City's Hoarding page is silent on bins kept on your own lot). Where a bin does have to occupy the road, boulevard or sidewalk, the Engineering Department's Right-of-Way Division charges $1 per linear foot per calendar month for boulevard or sidewalk and $1 per square foot per calendar month on the roadway, minimum $95 plus HST, with a $70 monthly inspection fee, a $298 fee where a day closure is required, and insurance and an indemnity deposit on top. Apply ahead of delivery and check current fees with the City.
Questions
Usually not. Driveways are the norm on this side of the city, from the older waterfront lots to the newer Rendezvous Shores builds, and Windsor's hoarding permit applies to the City's road, boulevard and sidewalk rather than to your own property. If the bin has to sit on the right-of-way, get the hoarding permit from the Engineering Department's Right-of-Way Division first — it starts at a $95-plus-HST minimum, and the City can confirm the current schedule.
With driveway room available, the load decides rather than the space: 10 to 14 yards for a kitchen, bathroom or basement, 20 yards for a whole-house renovation or clearing out a long-held riverfront home, and 30 or 40-yard roll-offs where there is construction involved. An operator will confirm once they know what is going in.