The 12-yard, every time. That's not a judgment call about your roof, it's how Jeff runs shingles on every job. A tear-off never goes in the 16-yard, because shingles hit the trailer's legal weight long before they fill a tall dumpster, and the 12-yard with its 43-inch walls is the honest tool for the job. Waist-high walls also matter more than people expect when a crew is pitching shingles off a roof all day.
The billing works like this. The rental itself is the normal 12-yard rate, $295 for a day, $325 for three, $375 for the week, everything included and no sales tax. Because shingles are heavy material, the load includes 1,000 pounds and runs $50 a ton past that, taken off the actual scale ticket. Nothing is estimated and nothing shows up later.
Two numbers decide where you land against that: the squares and the layers. A single-layer strip off an average house is serious weight before you count the felt and nails, and a second layer roughly doubles it. Tell Jeff both when you call and he'll tell you roughly where the load will come in, before anything is booked. He works with roofing contractors regularly, so this is a conversation he has most weeks, not a special request.
If you're a roofer running multiple jobs, it's worth knowing the swap arrangement. You run the job, Jeff runs the dumpster, exchanged as it fills on your schedule rather than his. One truck and one owner means a day's notice keeps everything smooth. The roofing dumpster page covers the trade side, and the contractor page covers how repeat crews work with him.
Call or text (765) 238-1393 with the squares and the layers, Monday to Saturday, 8 to 5.
Rent a Dumpster in Richmond
12 and 16 yard roll-offs at published prices, delivered by the owner. Call to schedule: (765) 238-1393.