10
yard
Best for heavy debris like dirt, concrete and small cleanups.
- Dimensions
- 12' × 8' × 3.5'
San Diego County
Concrete
Dumpster Rental.
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.
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.
- 01
Pick the heavy bin
Concrete always goes in a 10-yard heavy-debris bin.
- 02
Strategic placement
We drop close to the demo so you're not wheelbarrowing far.
- 03
Load clean
Keep wood, dirt, and trash out — clean concrete recycles cheap.
- 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.
Starting at $699 for 1 ton included. Final price depends on location, weight, and debris type.
Compact
20
yard
Ideal for home remodels and medium landscaping projects.
- Dimensions
- 22' × 8' × 4'
30
yard
Great for estate cleanouts and full home renovations.
- Dimensions
- 22' × 8' × 6'
40
yard
The largest option for commercial jobs and massive projects.
- Dimensions
- 22' × 8' × 8'
FAQ
Concrete questions
- 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
Get a quote
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.
No hidden fees
No obligation
Same-day available
Honest, local team