Everything you need to confirm it'll fit the job — and what we need from you before it rolls out.
TR-5000 — Spec Sheet
| Setup | Max chute height |
|---|---|
| 2-story | 24'-3" |
| 3-story | 35'-11" |
| 4-story | 49'-3" – 50'-5" |
Can be positioned up to 32 ft from the structure and works directly with dump trucks and 40-yard dumpsters. One operator can set it up and run it.
Download the manufacturer's complete spec sheet and dimensional setup guide — useful for planning perpendicular vs. parallel placement on site.
You'll need to send us a certificate of insurance showing general liability coverage before we hand it over. If you're picking it up and towing it yourself rather than having us deliver it, we'll also need proof that your commercial auto policy covers towing a non-owned trailer.
Either. We can deliver and pick it up for a flat fee based on distance, or you can tow it yourself if your vehicle is rated for it. See the Pricing & Availability page for delivery rates.
Your tow vehicle needs to be rated to handle at least 8,750 lbs combined (trailer plus tongue weight). Check your vehicle's towing capacity and hitch rating before you commit to self-pickup — if you're not sure, delivery is the simpler option.
Roofing tear-offs, gut demos, and multi-story construction or restoration projects — anywhere you're moving debris down from height and want it landing straight in a dumpster or dump truck instead of being carried down by hand.
Yes — a $500 refundable deposit is authorized on your card at booking and released after we inspect the unit at return, assuming no damage beyond normal wear.
As early as you can once you know your tear-off or demo date — check the scheduling page for real-time availability. Popular weeks fill up, so booking as soon as your project is scheduled is the safest bet.