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Dumpster rentals in Regina

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A Regina dumpster rental mostly comes down to two questions: does the bin ever touch city property, and where is the debris headed once the job wraps up. Because the City of Regina only requires a permit when a bin sits on city property like a boulevard or parking lane, most residential rentals kept on a driveway can skip the paperwork entirely.

Good to know in Regina

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Most Popular Vendor
Groveco Site Management
Most Popular Bin Type
14 Yard Bin
Average Listed Price
$189
Lowest Listed Price
$189

Renting a bin in Regina

Two decisions shape most Regina rentals: whether the bin sits on your own property or touches city land, and which Fleet Street rates apply to your debris. Get both answers before delivery day and the rest of the process is straightforward.

The City of Regina doesn't require any permit for a bin kept entirely on private property. A temporary street use permit is only needed if the bin has to sit on city property, such as an alley or parking lane, during construction, repair, or demolition work, and that permit tops out at a 10-day placement and can't block a posted no-parking or no-stopping zone.

Requests for a temporary street use permit go through Service Regina, either by phone at 306-777-7000 or through the city's online service request form, and need to be submitted at least 14 days before the bin is due to arrive. Once approved, the permit comes with an associated fee, and any hazard from falling material needs to be flagged with barricades, cones, or rope barriers.

The City of Regina's landfill sits on Fleet Street, north of McDonald Street in the northeast quadrant of the city. Summer hours, starting in late April, run seven days a week from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; winter hours drop to Monday through Saturday with Sundays closed, and the gates close at 5:15 p.m. to allow time to finish dumping.

Standard waste and rubble runs $10 per load for anything under 200 kilograms, or $95 per tonne past that threshold, and scrap metal and shingles are billed at the same $95-per-tonne rate. Clean asphalt, concrete, and crushed granite are accepted free of charge; dirt and clean fill are free only up to a 1,000-kilogram exemption for residents, then billed at $2 per tonne beyond that, which makes separating those materials from mixed rubble worth doing before the trip.

Wet loads with standing liquid aren't accepted at the Fleet Street landfill under any circumstance. Asbestos, potentially contaminated soil, animal carcasses, and other noxious materials all require a Special Waste Disposal Permit arranged ahead of time through specialwaste@regina.ca, and asbestos specifically carries a $400-per-load charge on top of the standard tonnage rate.

Because clean asphalt, concrete, and crushed granite go in free, and dirt or clean fill is free only up to a 1,000-kilogram resident exemption before a $2-per-tonne charge kicks in, while mixed rubble is billed at $95 per tonne, a Regina demolition or excavation job that separates those recoverable materials before the Fleet Street trip can meaningfully shrink the final tipping bill compared with hauling everything in as one mixed load.

Sources

City of Regina - LandfillCity of Regina - Permits

Tips for renting in Regina

Avoid surprises with quick tips our haulers wish every customer knew.

  • Keep the bin on your own driveway or yard if the job allows it, since Regina only requires a permit once any part of the bin sits on city property like a lane or boulevard.

  • Apply through Service Regina at least 14 days before delivery if the bin has to sit on a lane or parking area, since the temporary street use permit isn't a same-day approval.

  • Sort clean asphalt, concrete, and crushed granite out of a demolition load before the Fleet Street trip, since those materials are dropped off at no charge rather than the $95-per-tonne rubble rate.

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Questions about renting in Regina

Straightforward answers about dumpster rentals, delivery windows, and what you can toss.

Cost depends on bin size and rental terms, so request a quote from the haulers shown above for current pricing. Add 5% GST and 6% PST on top of whatever rate you're quoted, and confirm the included rental period before booking.

Keep the bin entirely on your own private property and no permit applies. It's only once the bin needs city property — an alley or parking lane, for instance — that a temporary street use permit from the City of Regina comes into play, and that one is capped at 10 days with at least 14 days' notice required through Service Regina.

The City of Regina's Landfill sits on Fleet Street, north of McDonald Street in the city's northeast quadrant. Standard waste and construction rubble cost $10 per load for anything under 200 kilograms, or $95 per tonne once a load exceeds that weight, based on the current published rate.

Wet loads containing liquids aren't accepted, and materials like asbestos, contaminated soil, animal carcasses, and other noxious waste require a Special Waste Disposal Permit arranged in advance through specialwaste@regina.ca. Asbestos specifically carries an additional $400 per load on top of the standard per-tonne rate.

A temporary street use permit for a bin on city property, like an alley or parking lane, is capped at 10 days by the City of Regina, and it can't be placed in a posted no-parking or no-stopping zone. Apply through Service Regina at least 14 days ahead of when the bin needs to arrive.

The Fleet Street landfill runs seven days a week from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. during the summer season starting in late April, switching to Monday through Saturday only, with Sundays closed, once winter hours begin in November. Gates close at 5:15 p.m. to allow time to finish unloading.

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