Moving boxes by area

Moving boxes in Hamilton, Burlington and nearby towns

You don't actually need cardboard. Binsley rents heavy-duty reusable moving bins for $5 per bin the first week and $1.50 each week after, delivered and picked up across the Hamilton and Burlington area.

Pick your area below for local delivery details, neighbourhoods we cover and how many bins a typical home there needs.

$5 per bin for the first week · $1.50 per bin each extra week · delivery & pickup included.

Stack of clean reusable moving bins delivered instead of cardboard moving boxes

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Moving boxes Hamilton

Hamilton's mix of century homes, mid-rise apartments and Mountain bungalows means most moves land between 20 and 60 bins.

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Moving boxes Burlington

Burlington's condo towers and 3-bedroom subdivisions split roughly between 20-bin condo moves and 40-to-60-bin family moves.

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Moving boxes Ancaster

Larger detached homes dominate here, so most Ancaster moves start around 40 bins and often need 60 or more.

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Moving boxes Dundas

Century semis and townhomes are common, so 20 to 40 bins covers most Dundas moves.

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Moving boxes Stoney Creek

Newer subdivisions push counts higher — plan on 40 bins for a 3-bedroom and 60 for a larger home.

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Moving boxes Waterdown

Mostly detached family homes and townhouses, so 40 bins is the typical starting point.

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Moving boxes Binbrook

Binbrook is largely newer detached housing, so most moves need 40 to 60 bins.

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Moving boxes Mount Hope

A mix of village homes and newer builds means 30 to 50 bins covers most moves here.

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Moving boxes Hamilton Mountain

Bungalows with basements hold more than people expect — 40 bins is a safe starting point.

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Moving boxes Westdale

Student houses and apartments usually land between 15 and 30 bins per household.

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Moving boxes Grimsby

Townhomes and detached family homes mean 30 to 50 bins for most Grimsby moves.

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Moving boxes Aldershot

Condo moves here often run 15 to 25 bins; detached homes closer to 40.

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Moving boxes Flamborough

Rural properties and larger lots typically need 40 to 60 bins.

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Moving boxes Winona

Mostly newer freehold townhomes and detached houses — plan on 30 to 50 bins.

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Not sure how many you need?

The calculator sizes your move room by room, then carries the count straight into the order form.

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Renting moving boxes: common questions

Is it cheaper to rent moving bins or buy boxes?

For most 1 to 3 bedroom moves renting is comparable or cheaper once you count tape, a second run for extra boxes, and the time spent sourcing and recycling cardboard. A 40-bin rental is $200 for the first week with delivery and pickup included.

Which areas do you deliver moving bins to?

We cover Hamilton and Burlington plus Ancaster, Dundas, Stoney Creek, Waterdown, Binbrook, Mount Hope, Hamilton Mountain, Westdale, Grimsby, Aldershot, Flamborough and Winona. Enter your postal code at checkout to confirm.

How big is each moving bin?

Each bin holds 102 litres — roughly a medium cardboard moving box — with a snap-on lid, rigid walls and handles, so loaded bins stack safely on a dolly.

Do I have to clean or return the bins?

No. Empty them, stack them by your door and request pickup for a Monday, Wednesday or Friday. We collect, wash and sanitize every bin between rentals.

Ready to skip the cardboard?

Bins from $5 each for the first week, delivered on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.