Trash King drops a roll-off bin on your Greater Vancouver driveway. You load it, and we deliver and pick it up. Most homeowners choose a 20 yard bin for cleanouts, moves, yard work and renovations. Smaller 12 and 15 yard bins can sometimes be offered too, and we may suggest a larger one when you call, because two small bins usually cost more than one 20-yard. We deliver across our confirmed municipalities; you fill on your schedule; we haul to a licensed facility. Ask about current delivery availability when you call.
Call 604-433-5865 · quotes@trashking.ca · Hours: Mon–Fri 9–19, Sat–Sun 9–17 (America/Vancouver)
Who residential bin rental is for
- Homeowners doing a cleanout, move, or renovation.
- Landscaping and garage jobs that overflow the city cart.
- DIY projects where you (or helpers you arrange) load the bin yourselves.
For a deeper homeowner playbook, see our residential bin rental guide. Need a bin at a store or job site instead? Use commercial services.
Sizes
Most houses use a 20 yard bin. Sizes are approximate, since bins from different production lines vary a little. See all sizes on trash bins.
- 10 yard bin — concrete or dirt (each in its own bin).
- 12 yard bin — larger concrete or dirt loads (each in its own bin), or sometimes a small reno (we may suggest a 20-yard when you call).
- 15 yard bin — garage and storage cleanouts, kitchen/bath renos and mixed household volume.
- 20 yard bin — bigger cleanouts, moves and larger renos.
Volume is not weight. Concrete and dirt each go in their own 10 or 12 yard bin, so say what is going in when you book.
Materials
Start with materials we recycle. Homeowners commonly load:
- Household garbage (project overflow — not a substitute for weekly city carts)
- Renovation debris, wood, and drywall (in its own separate bin)
- Dirt and concrete (each in its own separate bin)
- Organics / yard-related streams when they fit our rules — ask first if wet soil or green waste is mixed
- Mattresses, as an add-on for an extra fee (mention it when you book)
Paint, propane, tires, fuel and electronics never go in the bin. See what not to put in a bin.
Placement & permits
- Driveway placement is preferred. We set wood blocks under the rails; tell us if the driveway is new, heated, stamped, or steep.
- If any part of the bin must sit on the street or boulevard, check with your City first, since rules and timelines change often. You apply with the City, and we book delivery for your permit dates.
- Strata / HOA: check bylaws, visitor-parking rules, and loading windows before we arrive. Share gate codes and preferred pad location so the truck is not turned away.
How to book
- Call 604-433-5865 or email quotes@trashking.ca with your city, size preference, and materials.
- We drop the bin on the driveway and block the wheels.
- You fill it on your schedule — keep loads level and below the rail.
- Call for pickup. We take it to a licensed facility.
Ask about current delivery availability when you call.
Frequently asked questions
Will Trash King carry junk out of my house?
You load the bin at your own pace. We deliver it and haul it away.
Will the bin scratch my driveway?
We set wood blocks under the rails. Tell us about new concrete, stamped finishes, or steep grades when you book.
Can I place a bin in a strata or townhouse complex?
Often yes if the strata/HOA allows it and there is a safe truck path. Confirm visitor-parking and loading rules first, then share gate access with us.
Is weekend delivery possible?
Ask when you book. Hours are Mon–Fri 9–19 and Sat–Sun 9–17 America/Vancouver. Ask about current delivery availability when you call.