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Roofing Dumpsters for Tear-Offs in Florida

Shingles are dense. A single square of asphalt shingles weighs roughly 250 pounds, and a second layer doubles that. Roofing loads are almost always limited by weight rather than volume.

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Materials

Commonly accepted

  • Asphalt and architectural shingles
  • Underlayment and felt
  • Roof decking and nails
  • Tile roofing when the hauler accepts heavy debris

Restricted or prohibited

  • Roofing material containing asbestos
  • Mixing shingles with household junk when the load is priced as clean roofing

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Loading and Planning Tips

  • Estimate about one ton per 10 squares of single-layer asphalt shingles.
  • Ask for a clean-load rate; shingle-only loads are sometimes cheaper to dispose of.
  • Rain-soaked shingles gain significant weight, so tarp the container overnight.

Roofing Dumpster FAQ

What size dumpster for a roof tear-off?
A 10 yard heavy-debris container handles roughly 15 to 20 squares. Larger roofs or double layers usually need a 15 or 20 yard.
Do roofing dumpsters have lower volume limits?
Often yes. Haulers may ask that a container be filled only partway so the loaded truck stays within legal axle weight.

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