Jim's Dumpster Services

Heavy Material

Concrete Dumpster Rental

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.

Concrete is the heaviest thing most homeowners ever throw away, and it is the reason this dumpster exists. A driveway tear-out, a cracked sidewalk, an old patio, or a slab behind the garage will flatten a normal rental long before it looks full. Our heavy material dumpster is built for exactly that load, and because clean concrete goes to a recycling facility rather than a landfill, we can keep the price at $350 plus tax.

Perfect For

The jobs this comes from.

Concrete Dumpster Rental
  • Concrete driveway removal
  • Sidewalk and walkway removal
  • Patio and porch tear-out
  • Concrete slab and pad removal
  • Steps and stoop removal
  • Small demolition cleanup

One Simple Price

from$350plus tax

Includes up to 2.5 tons

and up to 2 days of rental time, with delivery and pickup inside 20 road miles.

Clean concrete is $350 plus tax, disposal included within the package limits. Clean asphalt and clean brick or pavers are $350 plus tax plus the receiving facility's documented disposal charge, which we give you before you book. No call-for-quote either way.

  • Delivery to your driveway
  • Four-wheel-drive (4WD) placement where access and site conditions allow
  • Up to 2.5 tons of clean material
  • Up to a 2-day rental
  • Delivery and pickup within 20 road miles

The Spec Sheet

The heavy unit, at a glance.

MaterialConcrete, Asphalt, Brick & Pavers
Clean concrete$350 plus tax, disposal included within the package limits
Clean asphalt$350 plus tax, plus documented receiving-facility disposal charges
Clean brick or pavers$350 plus tax, plus documented receiving-facility disposal charges
Included rentalUp to 2 days
Included weightUp to 2.5 tons, subject to legal equipment limits
Excess weight$150 per ton, only when legally and safely transportable
Additional day$35 per day
Delivery and pickupIncluded within 20 road miles
Beyond 20 road miles$50 distance and fuel surcharge
Blocked access or additional trip$100
Weekend surchargeNone
Material mixingNot permitted
Volumeapproximately 1.25 cubic yards
PlacementFour-wheel-drive (4WD) placement where access and site conditions allow

Every load is subject to legal trailer weight, axle, tire, hitch, tow-vehicle, and payload limits. An excess-weight charge does not authorize an unsafe or illegally overloaded load.

What Goes In

What you can load.

  • Broken concrete slabs
  • Concrete sidewalks and walkways
  • Concrete driveways and aprons
  • Concrete pads and footings
  • Concrete steps and stoops

The One Rule That Matters

One material. Nothing mixed in.

Separate materials only. No mixed loads.

Concrete, asphalt, and brick or pavers cannot be mixed with one another or with general solid waste.

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 mortar still on a brick. Nobody expects you to pressure wash a driveway before it goes in the dumpster.

Concrete with rebar or metal set in it is different: the facility charges extra to take it, so it carries an additional disposal charge. Tell us when you book and we will give you the number up front.

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.

Every load is subject to legal trailer weight, axle, tire, hitch, tow-vehicle, and payload limits. An excess-weight charge does not authorize an unsafe or illegally overloaded load.

The Equipment

What you're actually getting.

Weight

up to 2.5 tons

Volume

approximately 1.25 cubic yards

Slab Equivalent

about 5 standard sidewalk slabs

Dimensions

6ft x 12ft dump trailer, rated at 9,899 lb GVWR

The Honest Fine Print

What can't go in.

  • Dirt, soil, or fill dumped in with it
  • Asphalt or brick in the same load
  • Household trash or garbage
  • Wood, drywall, or plaster
  • Plastic, roofing, or insulation
  • Hazardous materials, tires, or batteries

How It Works

Drop, load, haul.

We deliver the dumpster on rubber tires and set it close to the work, then leave it with you. Load it at your own pace. When you are done, one text or call and we are back to haul it away. up to 2.5 tons is included, subject to the legal payload and equipment limits. Weight past that is $150 per ton, and only when the load is still legal and safe to move.

Why Driveway-Safe

Designed to be driveway-friendly.

You are already replacing the driveway, so the last thing you need is a steel roll-off truck cracking the apron on its way in. Our dumpster rides on rubber tires and tows in behind a four-wheel-drive (4WD) truck, so the surface you are keeping stays exactly as it was.

Who Rents This

Built for this job.

Homeowners replacing a driveway or patio, DIYers who have already rented the breaker, landscapers clearing an old slab, and small contractors who want one published price instead of a call-for-quote.

Where We Serve

Concrete across South Jersey.

Same price anywhere inside 20 road miles. Find your area:

Good to Know

Questions, answered.

Up to 2.5 tons, which works out to roughly 1.25 cubic yards or about 5 standard sidewalk slabs. Concrete is limited by weight, not by volume, so that is a full legal load. The exact ceiling is whatever the equipment can legally and safely carry.

Dirt still clinging to a slab is fine. What we cannot take is a load of concrete and dirt together. The concrete has to be the only material going in, because that is what lets us take it to a recycling facility.

It can go in, but concrete with rebar or metal set in it carries an additional disposal charge, because the facility charges extra to take it. Tell us when you book and we will give you the number up front. Loose scrap metal thrown in on top is never okay.

No. We drop the dumpster, you load it, we haul it away. We do not do demolition or breakout work on your property. If the slab still needs breaking up, you will want a contractor for that part and us for the disposal.

$350 plus tax. That covers delivery, up to 2.5 tons, up to a 2-day rental, pickup, and disposal within the package limits. Delivery and pickup are included within 20 road miles. Past that it is a $50 distance and fuel surcharge, extra days are $35 each, and weight over the included amount is $150 per ton. No call-for-quote.

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