How much does it cost to rent a dumpster in Winnipeg?

Dumpster rental costs in Winnipeg typically range from $150 to $350 depending on size, duration, and location. Contact us at Mr. Garbage for a quick quote!

What size bins do you offer?

We offer a variety of sizes including 10, 15, 20, and 30-yard garbage bins. Call us to find the best size for your needs.

What can I not put in a rental dumpster?

Hazardous waste, tires, batteries, and liquids are not allowed in dumpsters. We’ll guide you on proper disposal methods.

Do you offer same-day service?

Yes! Same-day bin rentals and junk removal are available in Winnipeg depending on availability. Call us early to schedule.

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Waste Container Rental for Yard Waste and Landscaping Projects

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A good waste container rental makes yard work simpler. It keeps debris off your lawn. It speeds up cleanup. And it helps you follow Winnipeg’s rules for yard and organics disposal. This guide explains how to choose the right waste container rental for yard waste and landscaping projects in Winnipeg. You’ll get clear steps for […]

Hidden vs. Freestanding Kitchen Recycling Bins: Pros and Cons

Modern kitchen showing a side-by-side comparison of a hidden pull-out recycling bin inside a cabinet and freestanding kitchen waste and recycling bins on the floor, used for sorting food waste and recyclables.

Choosing the right recycling waste bins for the kitchen setup makes daily sorting easier. It also helps keep your kitchen clean and reduces odors. Homeowners in Winnipeg face extra choices because of local compost and recycling rules. This guide breaks down hidden (pull-out) and freestanding recycling waste bins, kitchen options. You’ll get clear pros and […]

Home Hazardous Waste Disposal Options in Winnipeg

Workers sorting lumber, concrete and metal into three colour-coded recycling bins at a residential construction site in Winnipeg.

Home hazardous waste includes common products you use at home. Paints, solvents, pesticides, batteries, and old cleaners are examples. These items can harm people, pets, and the environment if handled incorrectly. Winnipeg offers drop-off depots and programs to manage these items the right way. This guide explains your disposal options, what the City accepts, and […]

Yard Waste Collection Services in Winnipeg by Mr Garbage

A black wheeled garbage cart and a large green dumpster sit side by side on a quiet residential street in Winnipeg, with neatly trimmed lawns and houses in the background, illustrating a comparison between residential and commercial waste collection systems.

Yard waste collection in Winnipeg covers leaves, grass clippings, plant trimmings, and small branches. The City runs a seasonal curbside program. It takes typical yard organics during the yard waste season. Many homeowners still need extra help. Big cleanups, storm damage, and landscaping projects create more yard waste than a curbside pickup can handle. Mr […]

Solid Waste Management in Winnipeg: A Practical Resident’s Guide

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Solid waste management in Winnipeg affects everyone who lives here. This guide explains how the system works. You’ll learn what the city collects, where to drop special items, how Brady Road fits in, and how residents can help reach Winnipeg’s waste diversion goals. If you want help with a spring clean or a dumpster for […]

What is Industrial Waste Recycling and Why It Matters

Vector illustration showing used motor oil containers, an oil filter, and a green recycling bin, representing safe motor oil recycling options for homeowners in Winnipeg.

Industrial waste recycling means diverting waste from factories, workshops, and construction sites back into useful materials. It covers metals, concrete, wood, plastics, and electronics. It also covers some hazardous streams that need special handling. Industrial waste recycling lowers landfill use. It reduces pollution and saves resources. This article explains how it works in Winnipeg, why […]

How to Choose the Right Industrial Junk Removal Provider

Inside an industrial waste sorting facility with large equipment moving mixed materials on conveyors and workers organizing recyclables for processing.

If your property, small business, or workshop in Winnipeg has heavy waste, you need a specialist. Industrial junk removal is different from regular curbside pickup. It includes large debris, palletized waste, drywall, metals, machine parts, and sometimes hazardous leftovers. Pick the wrong crew, and you risk fines, unsafe handling, and wasted time. This guide tells […]

How to Find the Right Business Dumpster Southern Winnipeg Offers

Business dumpster in southern Winnipeg placed at a commercial property, showing a roll-off dumpster used for business dumpster rental and ongoing commercial waste management

A business dumpster keeps waste under control. Choosing the wrong dumpster causes delays, fines, and extra hauling. This article explains the practical steps to choose a business dumpster that Southern Winnipeg business owners can depend on. It includes local rules, recycling tips, and how to work with local haulers. What does “business dumpster Southern Winnipeg” […]

Best Furniture Removal Services for Winnipeg Homeowners

Crew loading a sofa, mattress and boxes into a plain removal truck in a Winnipeg driveway, with separate piles for recycling and donation.

Removing old furniture feels simple until you try to move a sofa through a narrow stairwell. Then you discover the questions: where will it go, can it be donated, is it recyclable, and who will haul it safely? This guide explains furniture removal services for Winnipeg homeowners. It covers pickup options, donation and recycling, local […]

Commercial Demolition Waste Disposal and Why It Matters

Commercial demolition waste disposal site with a roll-off bin filled with concrete debris, heavy equipment clearing demolition waste, and proper construction and demolition waste disposal in Canada.

Commercial demolition waste disposal covers material from demolishing buildings and large structures. That includes concrete, metal, wood, gypsum, asphalt, and sometimes hazardous materials like asbestos. How you handle this waste matters for safety, the environment, and compliance with local rules. In Winnipeg and across Manitoba, careful handling and recycling are becoming standard practice. What counts […]

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