Bin & Dumpster Rental in Etobicoke From $718, before HST

Three steps. You tell us what is going in and where the bin can stand. A truck sets the empty bin on that spot, and later a truck takes it away full. Nobody usually has to be at the house for either visit. We need the exact spot, and room for the truck to get to it.

Our yard is in Mississauga, and the trucks that serve Etobicoke also go to North York, Scarborough, Brampton and Vaughan.

Yes, if it stands on your own land, where no City permit applies. In Etobicoke, the City’s street takes in the boulevard, right up to the property line, and the City’s land can take in the end of your driveway nearest the road.

In Etobicoke, a bin in the road or a public laneway needs the City’s Street Occupation Permit: it covers any project that spills past the property line onto the boulevard, the sidewalk, the roadway or a public lane. The permit’s application form names the City’s Etobicoke York District office, at the Etobicoke Civic Centre, 399 The West Mall, for wards 1, 2, 3, 5 and 7 of Toronto.

Closing the street, the sidewalk or a public lane for the bin adds a step: the City needs a letter on how long the closure lasts, and a work schedule.

No room on your Etobicoke lot? A bin can stand in the roadway or a lane behind the house instead, with the City’s permit.

Your permit ends at the edges of your lot. To use the street beyond it, the neighbouring owner has to consent in writing.

For the time being, the permit application is yours and not Big Bin’s.

In Etobicoke, a rented bin takes the junk from a clear-out and the waste from a renovation together: furniture, mattresses, household contents, scrap metal, drywall, cabinets, tile and branches. If something is unusual, call 416-458-4324 before the bin arrives. To choose between a bin and junk removal, see Bin rental or junk removal?

In Etobicoke, garbage goes to the curb every second week for a house on daytime collection. When your City garbage bin is full, more bags can sit beside it, bagged and tagged, up to 20 kg each, with a City tag at $6.81 ^{source [13]} apiece in 2026. The curb takes no construction, demolition or renovation waste. During a renovation or a demolition, a house can opt out of City collection for a stretch of six months or more.

On an Etobicoke construction site, a bin full of household and renovation waste can be swapped for an empty bin of that size. With household waste, the empty bin comes with the same weight included as the first one, and its own 7 days on site, counted from the swap. Each household-waste swap is billed as one trip for a bin that size, never as another rental. There is no swap rate for clean concrete or clean soil, so every bin of either after the first costs the full price again.

An Etobicoke site bin that has to sit on the street needs the City’s Street Occupation Permit. Builders working inside a Construction Hub pay 25 per cent over the standard fee; homeowners doing a small renovation of their own pay the standard rate.

Bin rental for contractors sets out how swaps work on a long job. Construction bin rental helps when the waste changes as the build goes on. Running several Etobicoke jobs, or managing a building? See Commercial bin and dumpster rental.