Roofing
Roofing Dumpster Rental in Wentzville, MO
Tear-off containers sized by squares and layers, not by roof area. Set at the gable end where your crew is throwing, swapped next day through hail season, and swept with a magnet before we pull out.
Hail is the market here. Spring through early summer, eastern Missouri takes large hail and straight-line wind, and one cell can put a claim on every roof in a subdivision. What makes it more concentrated is the building history: whole neighbourhoods west and south of Wentzville went up within a few years of each other, so they reach their second and third roof at the same time. When a storm lands the phones go at once and containers move fast. Our storm cleanup guide covers that first week.
Tear-off gets sized by squares and layers, never by roof area and never by how the house looks from the street. A square is a hundred square feet of finished roof. One layer of architectural shingle runs heavier than one layer of three-tab, and every additional layer multiplies the tonnage rather than simply adding to it. On the older stock around town you will find two and sometimes three layers, plus the felt underneath. The tear-off size guide has the working numbers.
Placement decides how fast the crew works. The box goes at the gable end or below the longest run, close enough that shingles land in it rather than in the flower bed, with the hoist arm clear of the eave, the service drop and any low limbs. Protection boards go under the rails on the driveway. Before we pull out, the ground gets a magnet sweep, because nails left in a drive find tires and bare feet inside a fortnight. If your subdivision caps container days, tell us at booking.
Roofing Jobs We Load Every Season
Hail Damage Re-Roof
The bread and butter from spring through early summer. Insurance-scope tear-offs across whole subdivisions at once, which means the swap schedule matters more than the container size.
Straight-Line Wind Repairs
Sections of shingle peeled off, ridge cap gone, torn underlayment and damaged decking. Smaller loads than a full re-roof, but they come in fast and want a quick turnaround.
Multi-Layer Tear-Off
Two and sometimes three layers on the older stock around downtown and the early subdivisions. Each added layer multiplies the weight, so the container gets sized down and swapped instead.
Second And Third Roof Replacements
The 1990s and 2000s subdivisions are cycling through together. Predictable architectural shingle tear-offs, one street after another, easy to size once you have the squares.
Decking Replacement
Rotted or delaminated sheathing coming off with the shingles. Plywood and OSB take up far more volume per pound than shingle does, so it changes the fill rate on a load.
Metal Roofing And Pole Barn Tear-Off
Panels, purlins and fasteners off outbuildings and pole barns west of town. Worth pulling the steel out as scrap rather than burying it in a mixed load.
Flat And Low-Slope Commercial Roofs
Modified bitumen, EPDM, insulation board and old ballast off retail and office buildings. Heavy, awkward material that needs a container the crew can reach from the ground.
Gutter, Soffit And Fascia Work
Aluminium gutter, downspout, soffit panel and fascia board pulled during the same visit as the roof. Light material, but it fills the top of a load quickly.
Sizing By Squares And Layers
Work from squares and layers, not from roof area. As a working rule, a 10 yard handles a small single-layer tear-off, a 15 yard covers most single-layer architectural roofs on an average subdivision house, and a 20 yard is where a larger roof or a two-layer tear-off belongs. Three layers on a big roof gets split across two pulls rather than crammed into one box, because shingle is dense enough to reach a weight limit long before the container looks full. Add to the estimate if the decking is coming off too, since plywood eats volume out of all proportion to its weight. Give us the squares, the number of layers and whether decking is in scope, and we will size it on the phone in a minute.
10 Yard Dumpster
Concrete, brick, block, tile and excavated clay — weight fills it long before volume does.
View this size →15yd³15 Yard Dumpster
Single-room remodels, tear-offs to about 20 squares, garage cleanouts.
View this size →20yd³20 Yard Dumpster
The default here: a full-basement house cleanout, kitchen gut or deck tear-off.
View this size →Old Felt, Metal Scrap And Nails In The Drive
Pre-1980 roofing felt is a stop-and-test moment, not a judgement call. Asbestos turns up in old felt, in flashing mastic and in the layers beneath, and we cannot accept asbestos-containing material in any container. Missouri DNR runs the state programme, and a tear-off tied to demolition can trigger a NESHAP inspection and notification under the EPA rules the state administers. Requirements change, so confirm before the first shingle comes off. Two smaller things matter almost as much day to day: metal off a pole barn is worth pulling as scrap instead of burying it, and every job ends with a magnet sweep of the drive and the yard, because nails find tires. If your HOA limits container days we schedule the pull against it — the driveway protection guide covers the rest.
Not sure this is the right service? Describe the job on the phone and we will point you at the right container even if it is a different service page. Call (636) 538-6201.
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How it works
Roofing Dumpster Rental in four steps
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Call us
Tell us the project, your address and when you want it. Two minutes on the phone and you have a flat price.
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We deliver
Our driver walks the drop, lays protection boards and sets the container exactly where you want it.
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You load it
Take your time within your rental window. Keep it level with the top rail and we handle the rest.
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We haul it
Call or text when you are done. We pull it, sort what can be recovered and dispose of the rest properly.
Roofing Dumpster Rental FAQs
What size dumpster do I need for a re-roof?
Give us squares and layers rather than square footage and we can answer it in a minute. A single-layer architectural tear-off around thirty squares generally lands in a 20 yard with room left to work. Two layers on that same roof is closer to two pulls than one box, because shingle reaches a weight limit long before it fills a container. Add decking replacement and the volume climbs again. Tell us both numbers at booking.
Can you deliver during hail season?
We try, and we will tell you straight when we cannot. In the days right after a hail cell the whole region books at once, every roofer in three counties is on the phone, and containers become the bottleneck for everybody. Give us a day of notice and we will almost always hit it. If you need steel on the drive this afternoon during that week, the honest answer is often tomorrow morning — and a tomorrow that happens beats an afternoon that does not.
Do I need a permit, and where should the container sit?
On your own driveway, no permit. In the street, generally yes, and inside the city that starts with the City of Wentzville. Placement matters more than paperwork on a tear-off: the box wants to be at the gable end or under the longest run, clear of the eave, the service drop and low limbs, so the crew throws into it rather than carrying to it. Requirements change, so check before delivery day.
What do you do about the nails?
Every roofing pull ends with a magnet sweep of the driveway, the apron and the perimeter of the house before the truck leaves, and a good crew sweeps as it goes rather than saving it all for the last hour. Nails that get missed find tires, mower blades and bare feet within a couple of weeks. Protection boards under the rails handle the other half of the problem, which is steel wheels on a freeze–thaw-cracked driveway apron.
Can metal roofing go in with the shingle?
It can, but it usually should not. Panels, purlins and trim off a pole barn or an outbuilding out west are worth separating as scrap rather than burying in a mixed load, and long panels do not stack well against shingle anyway. If the job is mostly metal, say so and we will set the container up for it. If it is a few pieces of flashing coming off a shingle roof, put it in and do not think twice about it.
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Call before the cut-off and we can usually get a container to you this afternoon.
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Containers and fast swaps for decks, sheds, pole barns and interior gut-outs.
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Dedicated heavy cans for freeze-cracked flatwork, brick, block and clay spoil.
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Separate clean loads for limbs and brush — Missouri keeps yard waste out of landfill.
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