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 Walkerville? Hiram Walker's old distillery town — its own municipality until Windsor annexed it in 1935 — is four blocks of century homes on a tight historic grid, where deciding where the bin goes takes some thought. 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
Walkerville runs back from the Detroit River, where the Hiram Walker & Sons distillery still operates, south to Ottawa Street, with Lincoln Road and Walker Road as its western and eastern edges. The housing is what Windsor renovators call century stock: Tudor Revival, Arts and Crafts and Beaux-Arts homes built between the 1890s and the 1930s for distillery executives and workers, on narrow lots along streets that radiate out from the old works. Willistead Manor — Albert Kahn's 36-room 1906 mansion, now a function venue — and the Art Deco Tivoli Theatre anchor the district, while Ottawa Street carries its shops and restaurants. Kitchens, bathrooms, plaster-and-lath strip-outs and roof tear-offs in that stock usually fill a 10 or 14-yard bin, stepping up to a 20 for a whole-house job. No operator advertises Walkerville by name — supply here is the citywide Windsor roster — though a couple of those yards sit on Walker Road, the district's own boundary street.
Short driveways, rear-lane garages and, on the narrowest blocks, no driveway at all make a curbside bin far likelier here than in the postwar suburbs. A bin on a City street, boulevard or sidewalk is temporary occupation of the right-of-way and needs a hoarding permit from the Engineering Department's Right-of-Way Division first — boulevard and sidewalk occupancy is published at $1 per linear foot per calendar month with a $95-plus-HST minimum, plus a $70 monthly inspection fee. That permit governs the right-of-way; the City's Hoarding page does not address a bin kept wholly on private ground. Exterior work is a live civic subject in these streets: Council adopted the main report of a Walkerville Heritage Conservation District Study in May 2025, and Stage 2 draft plan and guidelines went out for public consultation through 2026. For self-haul, the EWSWA Public Drop Off Depot at 3560 North Service Road East is a short drive south.
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 |
Windsor's hoarding permit governs occupation of the City right-of-way; the City's Hoarding page says nothing about a bin kept entirely on private ground, so a driveway placement generally falls outside it. On Walkerville's older lots the curb is a genuine possibility, and that means a hoarding permit from the Engineering Department's Right-of-Way Division: $1 per linear foot per calendar month on boulevard or sidewalk, $1 per square foot per calendar month on the roadway, both with a $95-plus-HST minimum, a $70 monthly inspection fee, a $298 fee where a day closure is needed, plus insurance and an indemnity deposit. Apply ahead of delivery and confirm current fees with the City. Your operator can usually advise on placement.
Questions
Only if it occupies the City's right-of-way. Many century-home lots here have a short driveway or none at all, so curbside placement is common — and a bin on a Walkerville street, boulevard or sidewalk needs a hoarding permit from the Engineering Department's Right-of-Way Division first, from $1 per linear foot per calendar month with a $95-plus-HST minimum. Confirm the current fees with the City before the bin is delivered.
A 10 or 14-yard bin handles the usual work in this stock — a kitchen, a bathroom, plaster and lath, a roof tear-off — and its shorter footprint is easier to fit on a narrow drive. A full gut or an addition wants a 20-yard, which on these streets often means finding room at the curb or off the rear lane. Tell an operator the job and the access and they will size it.