San Diego County

Concrete Dumpster Rental Near Me
San Diego

Concrete and asphalt are some of the heaviest things you can load. Our 10-yard heavy-debris bins are rated for clean concrete, broken slab, masonry, and asphalt — keeping you legal on the road and cheap at the dump.

Where can I rent a concrete dumpster near me?

Heverly & Sons delivers concrete dumpsters throughout the City of San Diego and the surrounding communities — usually same-day, always to your driveway, alley, or job site. We run our own trucks locally, so if you're searching for a concrete dumpster near you anywhere in San Diego County, we can typically be there today or tomorrow morning. Tell us where the slab, patio, block wall, or asphalt tear-out is and we'll place the 10-yard heavy bin right next to the work.

  • San Diego
  • La Mesa
  • El Cajon
  • Poway
  • Escondido
  • Encinitas
  • Carlsbad
  • Oceanside
Sizing

Recommended bin sizes

  • 10 yd heavy — driveway or patio demo

  • 10 yd heavy — block wall removal

  • 10 yd heavy — asphalt tear-out

Built for

Who this service fits

  • Homeowners removing a driveway, patio, or pool deck
  • Concrete contractors on demo jobs
  • Landscapers tearing out hardscape
  • Asphalt and paving crews
How it works

From quote to pickup.

  1. 01

    Pick the heavy bin

    Concrete always goes in a 10-yard heavy-debris bin.

  2. 02

    Strategic placement

    We drop close to the demo so you're not wheelbarrowing far.

  3. 03

    Load clean

    Keep wood, dirt, and trash out — clean concrete recycles cheap.

  4. 04

    We haul it

    Taken to a concrete recycler so it gets a second life and you get a lower rate.

Accepted materials

  • Clean broken concrete and slab
  • Concrete block (CMU) and masonry
  • Brick and pavers
  • Asphalt (separate load preferred)
  • Mortar and grout

Not accepted

  • Rebar-heavy chunks (call first — may need cutting)
  • Concrete mixed with wood, dirt, or other debris (mixed load)
  • Painted or sealed concrete in some cases — call to confirm
  • Anything wet or still curing
01 · Sizes

Pick your bin.

Not sure what size fits your project? Call us — we'll size it right the first time.

Free quote in 5 minutes No obligation. Up-front pricing before delivery — no hidden fees.

619-629-4751
10
yard
Heavy

Best for heavy debris like dirt, concrete and small cleanups.

Dimensions
14' × 8' × 2'
01
15
yard
Compact

Great for garage cleanouts, small remodels and light construction debris.

Dimensions
14' × 8' × 4'
02
20
yard
Standard

Perfect for mid-size remodels, flooring and larger cleanouts.

Dimensions
20' × 8' × 4'
03
25
yard
Mid-size

Ideal for home remodels and medium landscaping projects.

Dimensions
22' × 8' × 4.5'
04
30
yard
Large

Great for estate cleanouts and full home renovations.

Dimensions
22' × 8' × 6'
05
40
yard
X-Large

The largest option for commercial jobs and massive projects.

Dimensions
22' × 8' × 8'
06
FAQ

Concrete questions

How much weight can a concrete dumpster hold?
Our 10-yard heavy-debris bin is built for dense material and typically carries up to about 10 tons of clean concrete while staying inside California road weight limits. Concrete runs roughly 4,000 lbs per cubic yard, so the bin fills by weight long before it fills by volume — expect to load it about a third to halfway up.
What size dumpster do I need for concrete?
A 10-yard heavy bin, every time. Bigger 20, 30, and 40-yard boxes are for light, bulky debris — filled with concrete they'd be far too heavy to legally haul. For a typical 400–500 sq ft driveway or patio slab, plan on one to two 10-yard heavy bins.
Can I mix concrete with other debris?
Keep it clean if you can. A concrete-only load goes to a recycler at a much lower rate, while concrete mixed with wood, dirt, trash, or drywall gets billed as a mixed heavy load. Small amounts of rebar or dirt clinging to the slab are fine — just tell us what's in the pile when you book.
Why a 10-yard bin for concrete?
Concrete weighs roughly 4,000 lbs per yard. A full 20 or 30-yard bin would be too heavy to haul. The 10-yard heavy is the right tool — and it'll still hold a lot.
Can I mix concrete and asphalt?
Best to keep them separate so each can be recycled — but small mixed loads are fine. Tell us when you book.
What about rebar?
A little rebar is OK. If chunks are heavily reinforced or oversized, call us first — we may suggest cutting to size before loading.
05 · Book

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in minutes.

Tell us what you're working on. We'll text or email back a custom quote with delivery windows — usually within the hour.

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