Tearing down a shed? Match the bin to the debris.
A shed teardown is a small demo with mixed debris — bulky lumber, siding, and roofing that fill space fast, plus a heavy concrete slab or footings underneath. That split decides your bin, and a compact, driveway-friendly Skip beats a giant roll-off for a job this size. Here's the right call for a shed demolition in Brevard County.
Big roll-off vs. compact Skip — for a shed teardown
A shed is a small structure with mixed debris. A compact bin fits the job and your driveway.
Traditional 10–20 yd roll-off
- Oversized and industrial for a small teardown
- Blocks the whole driveway for a one-day job
- A heavy slab hits the weight limit in a big bin anyway
- You pay for space you'll never fill
DropSkip Skip Max or Skip Mini
- Right-sized for a shed teardown
- Skip Max for bulky lumber & roofing; Skip Mini for a heavy slab
- Compact 7′ × 4′ footprint, driveway-safe either way
- Flat-rate pricing, delivery & disposal included
Whether it's the frame or the foundation, a compact Skip handles a shed teardown — you just size it by weight vs. volume.
Which size for your shed?
Max for the frame · Mini for the slab
The shed itself — lumber, plywood, siding, and roofing shingles — is bulky but light, so the roomier Skip Max gives you the volume. Pulling up the concrete slab or footings underneath? That's dense and heavy — the compact Skip Mini is right-sized for it. Doing both? Load the frame in a Max, then swap for a Mini for the slab.
- Skip Max4 yd · from $269
- Skip Mini3 yd · from $249
- Both7′ × 4′ · driveway-safe
Great for a shed teardown
- Lumber, framing & plywood
- Siding & trim
- Roofing shingles & felt
- Doors, windows & hardware
- Concrete slab & footings
Good to know
- Lumber, siding & roofing are bulky → the Skip Max fits more.
- A concrete slab or footings are heavy → the Skip Mini is right-sized for the weight.
- Doing frame + slab? Load the structure, then swap for a fresh bin — flat $69.99, same day.
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Shed Demolition Dumpster — FAQ
It depends on what's coming down. The shed structure — lumber, siding, and roofing — is bulky but light, so the roomier Skip Max (4-yard) gives you the volume. A concrete slab or footings underneath are heavy, so the compact Skip Mini (3-yard) is right-sized for that. Tearing out both? Load the frame in a Max, then swap for a Mini for the slab.
Yes — framing lumber, plywood, siding, trim, and roofing shingles are all fine, and they're a good match for the Skip Max. Breaking longer boards down helps you fit more in each load. If you're not sure about a specific material, just ask when you book.
Concrete slabs and footings are heavy, so they go in the Skip Mini, which is sized so a full load of dense material stays safe and legal to haul. Load it in low and keep the weight even. If you're doing the structure and the slab, we can swap bins so each material goes in the right one.
Yes. Both the Skip Mini and Skip Max share a compact 7′ × 4′ footprint and are placed gently at ground level — no heavy hydraulics or skids that can crack pavement. They're made to sit on a standard residential driveway. If your space is tight, let us know when you book and we'll confirm placement.
Yes — we serve Melbourne, Palm Bay, West Melbourne, Rockledge, Viera, Cocoa, Titusville, the beaches, and the rest of Brevard County. Same-day delivery is available when you book before noon, and same-day swaps make a frame-plus-slab teardown easy. See all our service areas.
Taking down a shed? Let's size it right.
Book online, or call and we'll help you pick the right bin.