DUMPSTER FOR CONCRETE & HEAVY DEBRIS.
Concrete, dirt, and brick are heavy in a way that catches people off guard. The trick is a smaller box and honest tonnage numbers up front.
The rundown
Heavy debris is all about weight, not volume. A driveway slab or a patio tear-out can hit a dumpster’s weight limit while the box still looks half empty, which is why we put concrete, dirt, brick, and block in a smaller 10 yard and set your tonnage allowance and per-ton overage before you book. No mystery charges after the haul.
Right for the job
Built for
Concrete & slab removal
Driveways, patios, and walkways.
Dirt & soil
Excavation and grading spoil.
Brick & block
Masonry tear-outs.
Asphalt & stone
Dense material handled right.
Simple as it should be
HOW IT WORKS.
- 1
Tell us the material
Concrete, dirt, or brick, and roughly how much.
- 2
We size it right
A smaller box, with tonnage and overage set up front.
- 3
We haul it
Picked up and disposed of properly.
No games, no surprise fees
FLAT RATE. TONNAGE UP FRONT.
The national outfits are famous for a low sticker price and a stack of fees on the invoice. We do it the other way. One flat rate, your tonnage allowance included and any per-ton overage stated before you book, and a text when your dumpster is on the way so you are never left guessing.
Flat rate
One price, delivery and pickup included.
Tonnage included
Your allowance and overage stated up front.
Text alerts
Know exactly when we drop and pick up.
Free, no obligation
RESERVE YOUR DUMPSTER.
Tell us your project and dates. We confirm the right size and a flat, all-in price with tonnage included, no surprises on the invoice.
Questions
GOOD TO KNOW.
What size dumpster for concrete?
A 10 yard is usually the right call. Concrete is so heavy that a bigger box would hit its weight limit while still looking half empty, so a smaller box keeps costs predictable.
How is heavy debris priced?
By weight. You get a flat rate with a tonnage allowance included, and any overage is billed per ton at a number we give you before you book. That is the honest way to price dense material.
Can I mix concrete with other junk?
Usually not. Clean concrete and dirt are often recycled separately, so mixing them with general trash can add cost. Keep heavy debris in its own box, and we will tell you how to sort it.