Fall Projects 2025: Roofing, Exteriors & Whole-Home Cleanouts That Actually Finish
Nick Bennett • October 2, 2025
Fall projects generally include renovations and last minute clean outs to be ready for the holidays
Fall is the last big window for roofs, siding, and whole-home cleanouts. Finish clean—no reloads, no refused hauls, no schedule slips.
Choose by material, not by “feel”
- Heavy-only: concrete/brick/dirt/tile/plaster → 10/15 yd or a 25/30 kept flat and pulled on time.
- Mixed reno: drywall + cabinets + some tile → 15 yd (controls weight).
- Bulky/light cleanouts: furniture/cardboard → 20 / 25 / 30 yd.
- Roofing (asphalt): 25 or 30 yd; square-based pull timing (see below).
- Tile/slate roofing: denser than asphalt—expect earlier pulls for the same squares.
Square-based roofing plan (asphalt, single layer)
- ~≤25 squares: 25 or 30 yd (single haul)
- ~26–45 squares: 30 yd (single haul)
- ~46–60 squares: 30 yd (single haul—keep flat at/below rails)
- ~61–80 squares: 30 yd + 1 pull
- >80 squares: Two 30s cycling (2–3 total pulls)
Load once, haul once
- Stage by the door • Lay dense base low/centered • Fill corners light • Latch door • Top lightly • Stop at rail.
- Restricted items never enter the can. If in doubt, park them on a pallet for later.
Massachusetts (MA): Exterior work without rework
- Siding/windows/trim: a 20/25 yd handles bulky, light scrap; keep metal offcuts from cutting liners.
- Masonry & chimney tweaks: go 10/15 yd or keep a 25/30 flat with a defined stop line.
- Tight streets: we’ll set at angles you specify—mark the nose direction and keep vehicles out of the swing path.
Rhode Island (RI): Threading the needle on small lots
- Exact timing. Many streets don’t forgive missed windows—book down to the hour.
- Roofers: run 30s for crew flow and schedule the mid-day pull so nobody heaps.
- Village business districts: expect placement constraints; we’ll bring cones, but you own the footprint.
SWFL / Florida: High-volume exterior work, fast turnarounds
- Door/window programs: 20/25 yd is the sweet spot; strap stacks, don’t puncture liners.
- Tile roofing/exteriors: still use 30 for workflow; call pulls earlier based on squares and mortar weight.
- HOA corridors: pre-approve set/pick windows; we’ll hit them.
Let us build the schedule:
Send your squares and scope. Precision Disposal will map pulls so your crews never wait on a can.
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