Haulland Trucking rents roll-off bins and mini bins to homeowners and contractors across Hamilton. Whether you're gutting a kitchen, clearing out a basement or digging out a backyard, there's a bin sized for the job.
Our bins handle waste from renovations, clean-outs, roofing, landscaping and construction, with separate bins for clean fill, clean rubble or asphalt, and garbage so every load goes where it should.
We run a diverse fleet of trucks that are live dispatched, which keeps turnaround quick for bin drop-offs and pickups across Hamilton.
Hamilton
Stoney Creek
Ancaster
Dundas
Waterdown / Flamborough
Binbrook
Hamilton Mountain
(Materials Must Not Be Mixed)
Clean fill bins: clean dirt, topsoil, grass or sod only. No garbage whatsoever.
Clean rubble or asphalt bins: concrete and asphalt can't be mixed unless arranged with dispatch when you order, and can't contain any garbage or dirt.
Garbage bins: household or construction waste.
Never allowed: hazardous materials such as paint, chemicals, liquids, tires, propane tanks, medical or radioactive material.
Extra charges may apply if these guidelines aren't followed. Read the full service agreement.
Loading brush and yard waste straight into a roll-off bin.
Roll-off bin placed inside a new commercial building.
Roll-off bin drop-off on a residential driveway.
Yes. We drop off and pick up bins across Hamilton, including Stoney Creek, Ancaster, Dundas, Waterdown / Flamborough, Binbrook and Hamilton Mountain.
Clean fill and clean rubble or asphalt bins come in 6, 16 and 20 yard sizes. Garbage bins come in 6, 14, 20 and 40 yard sizes. Dimensions and included tonnage are listed under Bin Types and Sizes.
Clean fill bins take clean dirt, topsoil, grass or sod only. Concrete and asphalt go in separate bins unless you arrange otherwise with dispatch, with no garbage or dirt. Garbage bins take household or construction waste. Hazardous materials such as paint, chemicals, liquids, tires and propane tanks are not allowed in any bin.
Click Order Now to order online, call the office at 905-537-9832, or send us the free estimate form.
Yes, if the bin will sit in a road lane or on a sidewalk. The City of Hamilton requires a Temporary Lane and Sidewalk Occupancy Permit for any short-term use of a lane or sidewalk, and its application is completed by the company supplying the bin. The City asks for at least 5 working days' notice and charges a permit fee, so let us know when you order if your bin needs to go on the street. Current fees and details are on the City's Temporary Road Use Permits page.
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