Heavy Material
A dumpster built for the heavy stuff. Clean concrete, asphalt, or brick, $350 plus tax, delivered driveway-safe and picked up when you're done.
Why It's Separate
A driveway tear-out does not look like much sitting in a pile. Put it on a scale and it is a different story. Broken concrete, old blacktop, and stacked brick are dense enough that a few square feet of patio outweighs an entire houseful of furniture.
That is why this is a separate dumpster with a separate price. Our 15-yard dumpster is built for volume, for the couch and the boxes and the garage clear-out. This one is built for weight. Different job, different equipment, different number.
What Goes In
Pick the material you are getting rid of. Each rental takes one of them, clean, with nothing else mixed in.
Tearing out a driveway, a sidewalk, or a patio? We drop a driveway-safe dumpster built for clean concrete, you load it, we haul it to the recycler.
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Repaving the driveway? Old blacktop has to go somewhere before the new surface goes down. We drop a dumpster built for clean asphalt.
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Pulling up an old paver patio or taking down a chimney? Clean brick and pavers have their own dumpster, and their own price.
See what fits →One Simple Price
The same price in every town we serve. No overage fee, no travel charge, and no call-for-quote.
The Spec Sheet
The One Rule That Matters
Every load has to be one clean material. Concrete, or asphalt, or brick and pavers. Not two of them together, and nothing else mixed through it.
This is not us being fussy. Clean, single-material loads go to a recycling facility, where the material gets crushed and used again. That is what keeps our disposal cost down, and it is the whole reason we can charge $350 plus tax for something this heavy. The moment a load has dirt, trash, or wood mixed into it, it stops being recyclable material and has to be handled a completely different way.
So the rule is simple. Keep it to one material and keep it clean.
What clean actually means
Dirt still stuck to the bottom of a slab is completely fine. So is rebar set in the concrete, or mortar still on a brick. Nobody expects you to pressure wash a driveway before it goes in the dumpster.
What we cannot take is a load of concrete and dirt, or brick with the bedding sand shoveled in on top, or a few bags of household trash thrown on at the end. If you are unsure about something, tell us what you are loading when you book and we will give you a straight answer before anything is delivered.
The Equipment
approximately 3 tons
approximately 1.5 cubic yards
about 6 standard sidewalk slabs
6ft x 12ft dump trailer, rated at 9,899 lb GVWR
The Size Question
~20 Tons
What a 10 yard container of broken concrete would weigh. Nothing could legally carry that down a public road.
People shop for heavy material in roll-off sizes and wonder why ours holds approximately 1.5 cubic yards. Here is the honest answer.
A 10 yard container filled with broken concrete would weigh around 20 tons. Nothing could legally carry that down a public road, roll-off truck included. Every heavy material container is weight-capped long before it is physically full, which means a bigger box does not let you put more concrete in it. It just sits there half empty while you pay for the extra steel.
approximately 1.5 cubic yards is approximately 3 tons, and that is a full legal load. Anyone quoting you a big number on heavy material is quoting you a box, not a capacity.
How This Works
We drop the dumpster, you load it, we take it to the recycler. We do not do demolition and we do not do breakout work on your property. That is a different trade and a different price.
Most people either rent a breaker for a weekend, or have the contractor who is pouring the new driveway tear out the old one. Either way, once it is broken up and stacked, the disposal is where we come in.
If you are not sure whether that fits your project, call and describe it. We will tell you straight whether we are the right call.
The Honest Fine Print
Still Driveway-Safe
Same rubber tires, same 4WD truck, same careful placement. The difference is that a heavy load makes driveway damage more likely, not less, so the thing that makes us different matters more on these jobs than on any other.
Here is what driveway-safe actually means, and why a steel roll-off dropped by a heavy truck is a different proposition entirely.
Where We Serve
Same price in every town. Find your area:
Good to Know
$350 plus tax. That covers delivery, approximately 3 tons of clean material, pickup the same day or the next, and disposal. There is no overage fee, no travel charge, and no call-for-quote.
Because a single clean material can go to a recycling facility and a mixed load cannot. Keeping loads separated is what keeps our disposal cost down, and that is what keeps the price at $350 plus tax.
Approximately 3 tons, which is roughly 1.5 cubic yards or about 6 standard sidewalk slabs. Heavy material is limited by weight, not by volume, so that is a full legal load.
Because nothing could legally carry a 10 yard container full of concrete. It would weigh around 20 tons. Every heavy material container hits its weight limit long before it looks full, so a bigger box would just sit there half empty.
No. We drop the dumpster, you load it, we haul it away. We do not do demolition or breakout work on your property. Most people have a contractor break it up and use us for the disposal.
Dirt stuck to a slab is fine. A load of concrete and dirt together is not. The material going in has to be the one material, and the rest has to stay out.
No. It rides on rubber tires and tows in behind a four-wheel-drive (4WD) truck, so there is no steel roll-off truck dropping a container on your surface. That matters more here, not less, because the load is heavier.
We drop it off and pick it up the same day or the next. Tell us when you are ready and we come back.
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