8 yard
Single-room cleanouts, small projects
- Holds about
- 2 pickup-truck loads
- Weight included
- 1,000 lbs
- Rental
- 7 days
Delivery & pickup included
Book 8 yardDisposal bin rental · Langley Township, BC
Disposal bins from 8 to 15 yards for new builds, renos, acreage and farm cleanups across the Township of Langley — Willoughby and Yorkson to Walnut Grove, Fort Langley, Murrayville and Brookswood. Flat pricing, 7‑day rental, driveway boards included.
Same flat price anywhere in Langley Township
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The Township of Langley is one of the biggest and fastest‑growing municipalities in the Lower Mainland — a "Community of Communities" spread across more than 300 square kilometres. It's the opposite of the compact City next door: booming townhome construction in Willoughby and Yorkson, established family homes in Walnut Grove and Murrayville, heritage character in Fort Langley, large treed lots in Brookswood, and working farms out in Salmon River and the Otter District.
Summit Waste Disposal runs roll‑off bins across all of it — a 15 yard for a Yorkson new build, a 12 for a Murrayville reno, an 8 for a garage clearout in Walnut Grove, or a big bin for a barn cleanout in Salmon River. You pick the size and date, we deliver, you fill it, we haul it to a licensed Metro Vancouver transfer station.
No quote back‑and‑forth. The price you see on this page is the price for the Township, delivery and pickup included.
Sizes & pricing
Every price includes delivery, pickup, disposal up to the weight shown, and 7 days on site. No delivery surcharge anywhere we serve.
Single-room cleanouts, small projects
Delivery & pickup included
Book 8 yardBathroom & kitchen renos, yard cleanups
Delivery & pickup included
Book 10 yardLarger renos, garage & basement cleanouts
Delivery & pickup included
Book 12 yardConstruction, estate & whole-home cleanouts
Delivery & pickup included
Book 15 yard← Swipe to compare all 4 sizes →
Only if they apply: extra days $20/day · extra weight $0.15/lb · mattresses & appliances extra · drywall and concrete/soil/asphalt priced separately. Between two sizes? Size up — overweight costs more than the next bin.
Full pricing details →Where we deliver in Langley Township
From the newest townhome in Willoughby to the oldest farm in the Otter District. If it has a Township of Langley address, we deliver.
The Township's construction hub — endless new townhomes and single‑family builds. 15 yard bins for framing offcuts, drywall scrap and packaging, often on tight new‑build lots.
Established family neighbourhoods up by the Fraser and Highway 1. Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and roofs on 1980s–90s housing — easy driveway placement.
Heritage character country. Older homes near the Fort‑to‑Fort Trail and Murrayville's historic core — renovation and restoration, often with pre‑1990 materials to watch.
Large treed lots and generous driveways south of the City. Landscaping, deck and full‑reno work with plenty of room for any bin size.
ALR farmland and acreage in Salmon River, Campbell Valley and the Otter District. Barn cleanouts, land clearing and equipment junk — long gravel driveways are routine, just flag soft ground.
The City of Langley sits inside the Township but is a separate municipality. Aldergrove and Cloverdale are next door — each has its own page.
Langley Township placement rules
Most bins sit on a private driveway and need no permit. Here's what to know for everything else.
Driveway, parking pad, yard or anywhere on your own land — no permit needed. With the Township's larger lots, especially in Brookswood and rural Langley, there's usually plenty of room. On acreage we can set the bin near the barn or work area as long as the truck has a firm, roughly 3.5 m wide path in and out.
Driveway protection boards go down on every paved‑surface delivery. Pavers and stamped concrete included.
A bin on a Township road or right‑of‑way needs a Highway Use Permit under the Township's Highway and Traffic Bylaw — issued by the Township, not the City of Langley. Placement is limited to designated truck routes and can require notice to utilities. With the room most Township lots have, the driveway is almost always the simpler call.
Two Township quirks: brand‑new Willoughby and Yorkson lots can be tight and muddy before landscaping goes in, and rural driveways in Salmon River and the Otter District turn soft after rain. A loaded roll‑off can sink or rut. Tell us the surface and access at booking and we'll bring boards or pick a drier day.
Township loads go to a licensed Metro Vancouver transfer station. Local stations are strict on drywall — new gypsum (1990+) recycles if clean, older drywall needs asbestos testing, and mixed loads get rejected. Fort Langley and Murrayville heritage homes especially: keep drywall separate and tell us the age of the house.
Permit conditions are set by the Township of Langley and can change. Confirm current requirements on tol.ca before applying.
How it works
Use the size guide above, or call and describe the job. We'll tell you honestly if a smaller bin will do.
About 1 minuteChoose drop-off and pickup, up to 7 days apart. You see the full price before you pay.
Online, 24/7We text when we're 30 minutes out, lay boards to protect your driveway, and place the bin where you marked.
Same-day when availableLoad at your pace. On pickup day we take it away and dispose of everything responsibly.
Nothing else to doKnow your size? Lock in your dates now.
No surprises
Most bins never need anything beyond the base price. If an extra applies, it's listed here, at the same price for everyone.
No add-on fees for the basics.
Tell us at booking and it's in your quote.
Overweight is billed from the actual scale ticket, at $0.15/lb, with nothing estimated and nothing marked up.
Langley Township FAQ
Flat rates: 8 yard $399, 10 yard $449, 12 yard $499, 15 yard $549, all plus GST. That includes delivery and pickup anywhere in the Township of Langley, up to 7 days on site, disposal up to your weight allowance and driveway boards. Heavy material like concrete, soil or drywall is priced separately.
Yes — they're two separate municipalities. A Township address (Willoughby, Walnut Grove, Fort Langley, Murrayville, Brookswood, rural Langley) goes through the Township's Highway Use Permit under its Highway and Traffic Bylaw. The City of Langley has its own desk. On your own driveway, no permit is needed either way.
A 15 yard suits most new‑build construction. Framing offcuts, drywall scrap and packaging are bulky but light, so you run out of room before you hit the weight limit — go bigger to use the volume. If you're also removing concrete or soil, tell us and we'll price the weight up front.
Yes — it's regular work in Salmon River, Campbell Valley and the Otter District. We can set the bin near a barn, shed or work area as long as the truck has a firm path in and out. On long gravel lanes or soft ground after rain, flag it at booking and we'll bring boards or pick a drier day.
Often, yes. We run Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm, and book same‑day when a truck and bin are free. Book before 11am for the best odds. Otherwise you'll get next‑day, and you choose your date at booking so there's no guessing.
Yes. Older homes near the Fort‑to‑Fort Trail and the Murrayville core often have pre‑1990 drywall and insulation, which may need asbestos testing before disposal. Keep drywall separate, tell us the age of the house at booking, and we'll route the load correctly.
We put protection boards under the rails on every paved delivery — standard, not an add‑on. Pavers, stamped concrete and fresh asphalt all get the same treatment. On gravel or grass acreage we place the bin on the firmest ground available and avoid soft spots.
We take a card at booking through a secure booking — that's what lets us confirm your bin instantly instead of trading emails. Contractors, developers and farm operations doing repeat work can ask about invoicing terms.
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Langley Township bin rental
Pick a size, choose your dates, we drop it off anywhere in the Community of Communities. Same‑day when available, Monday to Saturday.