
For roof tear-offs
Tearing off a roof in Kansas City? Shingles are heavy, so the box has to be sized for weight as much as space. Give us the squares and the number of layers, and we'll send one that takes the whole tear-off in one haul.
Takes about two minutes.
Shingles use up the weight limit fast, so we size for it.
A 15 for most single-layer roofs, a 20 for bigger or two-layer jobs.
Placed where the crew can drop debris straight in, if the truck can reach.
Delivery, pickup and the landfill fee are in the quote.
Put the squares, layers and roof type in the notes. We'll send back the right size, a price and a delivery day.
Your name, ZIP and a line about the job is enough for us to price it.
You’ll see it on screen and in your inbox the moment it goes through.
We send the price. You decide if and when to book.
Roofers measure in squares, and one square is 100 square feet of roof. The size of box you need comes down to how many squares are coming off and how many layers of shingles there are.
For one layer on an average house, a 15-yard usually takes the whole thing. A big roof, a second layer, or a tear-off that includes the decking goes in a 20.

Where we'd start. Send the squares and layers and we'll confirm.
| The roof | Usual size | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Average house, one layer | 15 yard | Takes most single-layer tear-offs in one haul. |
| Large house, one layer | 20 yard | More squares means more weight. |
| Any size, two layers | 20 yard | Twice the shingles per square. |
| Tear-off with decking | 20 yard | Plywood adds bulk on top of the shingles. |
| Garage or shed roof | 10 yard | Small roofs don't need more. |
Tile, slate and metal roofs weigh differently from asphalt. Say which on the form and we'll size for it.
On a roof job, where the box sits matters almost as much as the size. Put it at the end of a long driveway and your crew spends the day walking bundles of old shingles back and forth.
We'll put it as close to the drip line as the truck can safely reach. Tell us where you want it and what's in the way, like gutters, trees or wires, and we'll work around them.
Put both on the form. That's the difference between one haul and two.
Low branches and wires near the drop spot need to be clear for the truck.
Keep household junk out, because a mixed load gets handled differently.
What's going in, where the box should sit and when you need it. It takes a couple of minutes.
You get one price with the haul included. If a smaller box will do, we'll tell you.
Boards under the rails if you want them. Swap it partway through, or keep it until the work is done.
Don’t see yours? Put it in the notes on the form and we’ll answer it with your quote.
Send the squares and layers and we'll size the box and set it where your crew can use it.