3-tab asphalt shingles 7 sources
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- 225 lb a squareThe sources give 195 to 250 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.45 cubic yards a square
Costs and pricing
Debris weights
What a torn-off square of each roof weighs and the room it takes: the dumpsters on every tear-off are sized from it.
The table, gathered 2026-10-23
Each material, a square at a time
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Laminated (architectural) asphalt shingles 6 sources
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- 275 lb a squareThe sources give 217 to 430 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.55 cubic yards a square
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High-profile (designer) laminated asphalt shingles 5 sources
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- 375 lb a squareThe sources give 305 to 425 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.75 cubic yards a square
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Wood shakes or shingles (as found) 5 sources
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- 300 lb a squareThe sources give 199 to 600 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.7 cubic yards a square
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Hand-split cedar shakes, medium 2 sources
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- 400 lb a squareThe sources give 400 to 640 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.92 cubic yards a square
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Hand-split cedar shakes, heavy 2 sources
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- 600 lb a squareThe sources give 600 to 960 lb.
- Loose volume
- 1.38 cubic yards a square
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Tapersawn #1 cedar shakes 1 source
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- No source weighs it
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
No source weighs it: give your own.
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Tile (as found, concrete or clay) 7 sources
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- 1,000 lb a squareThe sources give 550 to 1,900 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.83 cubic yards a square
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Concrete tile, standard weight 4 sources
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- 950 lb a squareThe sources give 900 to 1,200 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.79 cubic yards a square
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Concrete tile, lightweight 2 sources
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- 640 lb a squareThe sources give 550 to 720 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.53 cubic yards a square
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Clay tile, S or flat interlocking 3 sources
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- 800 lb a squareThe sources give 600 to 1,500 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.67 cubic yards a square
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Clay barrel (mission) tile 4 sources
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- 1,200 lb a squareThe sources give 1,190 to 1,900 lb.
- Loose volume
- 1 cubic yards a square
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Natural slate 4 sources
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- 900 lb a squareThe sources give 700 to 1,200 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Stone-coated steel 4 sources
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- 150 lb a squareThe sources give 125 to 160 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Metal panels (as found) 2 sources
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- 91 lb a squareThe sources give 72 to 149 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Ribbed metal panels, 29 gauge 2 sources
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- 72 lb a squareThe sources give 72 to 79 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Ribbed metal panels, 26 gauge 2 sources
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- 91 lb a squareThe sources give 91 to 113 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Ribbed metal panels, 24 gauge 2 sources
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- 116 lb a squareThe sources give 116 to 149 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Corrugated metal panels, 26 gauge 2 sources
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- 113 lb a squareThe sources give 91 to 113 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Standing seam steel, 24 gauge 2 sources
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- 149 lb a squareThe sources give 116 to 149 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Synthetic (composite) slate or shake 2 sources
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- 380 lb a squareThe sources give 311 to 450 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Mineral-surfaced roll roofing 3 sources
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- 110 lb a squareThe sources give 100 to 222 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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TPO or PVC membrane (as found) 4 sources
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- 40 lb a squareThe sources give 29 to 300 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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TPO membrane, 45 mil 1 source
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- 30 lb a squareThe sources give 30 to 30 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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TPO membrane, 60 mil 2 sources
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- 35 lb a squareThe sources give 29 to 40 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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PVC membrane, 45 mil 2 sources
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- 31 lb a squareThe sources give 31 to 35 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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PVC membrane, 60 mil 3 sources
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- 40 lb a squareThe sources give 39 to 44 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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EPDM rubber (as found) 3 sources
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- 43 lb a squareThe sources give 30 to 300 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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EPDM, 45 mil 2 sources
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- 31 lb a squareThe sources give 30 to 31 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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EPDM, 60 mil 3 sources
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- 43 lb a squareThe sources give 40 to 47 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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EPDM, 90 mil 2 sources
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- 57 lb a squareThe sources give 56 to 58 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Modified bitumen, base and cap 4 sources
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- 150 lb a squareThe sources give 133 to 200 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Built-up roofing, 3 ply (as found, without its gravel) 2 sources
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- 240 lb a squareThe sources give 233 to 250 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Built-up roofing, 4 ply (without gravel) 2 sources
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- 300 lb a squareThe sources give 258 to 350 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Built-up roofing, 5 ply (without gravel) 1 source
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- 450 lb a squareThe sources give 450 to 450 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Built-up gravel surfacing with its flood coat 5 sources
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- 460 lb a squareThe sources give 400 to 571 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.16 cubic yards a square
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Built-up roofing with a granulated cap sheet 3 sources
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- 305 lb a squareThe sources give 301 to 318 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Silicone roof coating (dry film) 2 sources
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- 16 lb a squareThe sources give 16 to 16 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Elastomeric (acrylic) roof coating (dry film) 1 source
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- 24 lb a squareThe sources give 12 to 24 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Polyiso insulation board, 1" 2 sources
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- 22 lb a squareThe sources give 21.6 to 34 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Polyiso insulation board, 1 1/2" 2 sources
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- 29 lb a squareThe sources give 29 to 42 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Polyiso insulation board, 2" 2 sources
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- 36 lb a squareThe sources give 36 to 49 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Polyiso insulation board, 3" 2 sources
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- 50 lb a squareThe sources give 50 to 63 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Polyiso insulation board, 3 1/2" 2 sources
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- 57 lb a squareThe sources give 57 to 70 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Polyiso insulation board, 4" 2 sources
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- 64 lb a squareThe sources give 64 to 77 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Glass-mat gypsum cover board, 1/4" 2 sources
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- 119 lb a squareThe sources give 119 to 125 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Gypsum cover board, 1/2" 3 sources
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- 200 lb a squareThe sources give 170 to 260 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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No. 15 asphalt felt 3 sources
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- 12 lb a squareThe sources give 7 to 13.9 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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No. 30 asphalt felt 3 sources
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- 26 lb a squareThe sources give 16 to 27.8 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Synthetic underlayment 3 sources
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- 3.5 lb a squareThe sources give 3 to 5.2 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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Ice and water barrier (self-adhered) 2 sources
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- 28 lb a squareThe sources give 27.3 to 30 lb.
- Loose volume
- Not known: it counts in the tons alone
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OSB decking, 1/2" (per 4x8 sheet) 3 sources
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- 50 lb a sheetThe sources give 45 to 54 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.065 cubic yards a sheet
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OSB decking, 7/16" (per 4x8 sheet) 3 sources
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- 45 lb a sheetThe sources give 45 to 45 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.058 cubic yards a sheet
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Plywood decking, 15/32" or 1/2" (per 4x8 sheet) 3 sources
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- 46 lb a sheetThe sources give 40 to 54 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.059 cubic yards a sheet
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Plywood or OSB decking, 19/32" or 5/8" (per 4x8 sheet) 3 sources
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- 62 lb a sheetThe sources give 58 to 67 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.08 cubic yards a sheet
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Plywood or OSB decking, 23/32" or 3/4" (per 4x8 sheet) 3 sources
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- 74 lb a sheetThe sources give 67 to 80 lb.
- Loose volume
- 0.095 cubic yards a sheet
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