Quick answerA 10-yard dumpster is the usual choice for concrete, brick, block and asphalt, because heavy debris loads are limited to about 10 tons on the road. A 20-yard dumpster can also be used in some cases, but only filled halfway with heavy material.
Find the Right Concrete Dumpster for Your Heavy Debris
With just one container, you may get rid of up to 10 cubic yards of concrete. The 10-yard concrete dumpster is our most popular size, but you can also hire a 20-yard concrete dumpster in some areas* if it’s only half-filled.
| Concrete Dumpster Size | Ideal For: |
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| 10 Or 20 Yard Dumpster |
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* Heavy debris loads are limited to a maximum of 10 tons on the roadway, so a 20-yard dumpster may only be half-filled with concrete and other heavy materials. Stated weight limits may vary; ask our team for details.
A Better Concrete Removal Option for You and Your Clients
A professional project necessitates a competent waste management solution. We offer cost-effective concrete dumpster rental services to help you stick to your project’s schedule and budget. All it takes is one short phone call to get a free quote, select a dumpster size, and place your order. Do you have a lot of upcoming projects? Let our team know, and we’ll work with you to manage all of your job sites’ disposal. Get in touch with Junk Removal And Hauling today.
- Affordable: helps you and your client to save even more money.
- Call Now: With only one call to our team, you may get timely delivery and pickup.
- Extra Bins: We can swap out and send extra bins as needed, so you don’t have to slow down.
- Dedicated Support: Speak with our team directly to manage your team’s ongoing disposal requirements.
Concrete Dumpster Costs
Nationally, a 10-yard concrete dumpster rental averages about $369, ranging from $199 to $569. Call us for your San Diego price. This enables you to dispose of up to 10 tons of material without leaving your job site. The cost of moving 10 tons of concrete rubble to the dump yourself, on the other hand, is between $320 and $420, not considering the cost of a truck rental, gas, or time spent hauling the materials.
If you have a lot of concrete trash to get rid of, renting a roll-off dumpster is easier and less expensive than lugging it yourself.
What Can Go in a Concrete Dumpster?
We can haul the following sorts of heavy garbage in a concrete dumpster:
- Concrete that is free of rubbish, excessive metal, roots, or any other impurities is known as clean concrete. As long as the paint is not lead-based, painted concrete is considered safe.
- Brick and asphalt from the demolition of buildings or pavements.
- Any combination of clean concrete and other heavy materials, such as brick, block, or asphalt, is known as mixed heavy debris.
The following items are prohibited from being placed into a concrete dumpster:
Concrete Slurry: While solid concrete is acceptable, the concrete slurry cannot be disposed of in a dumpster. To deal with any residual concrete slurry, look into other options.
Other Prohibited Goods: Hazardous or flammable materials are never permitted in a concrete dumpster. Make certain that none of these prohibited goods finds their way into your trash can.
Clean concrete may always be disposed of by renting one of our concrete dumpsters. We can also transport away mixed heavy waste as long as there is no garbage, lead-based paint, or considerable amounts of rebar or other metal in the materials.
Due to route restrictions, our vehicles can only transport up to 10 tons of concrete. A 10 cubic yard dumpster is usually the optimal size for removing concrete waste. You may, however, rent a 20-cubic-yard dumpster and fill it halfway. We can transport additional containers and provide quick swap-out services to keep your project on pace if you have more than 10 tons of concrete to dispose of.
