Concrete Dumpster Rental
Concrete, dirt, brick and asphalt need a dumpster built for weight. Our 10 yard heavy-debris container is short and sturdy, carries a high weight allowance and keeps the load within safe road limits. Use it for patio and driveway tear-outs, foundation work, grading spoils and hardscape removal.
Recommended Sizes and Prices
| Size | Best for | Dimensions | Included | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 yard | The right container for concrete, dirt, brick, rock and asphalt. | 14′ L × 7.5′ W × 3.5′ H | 10 tons · 7 days | $875 |
Prices include delivery, pickup and disposal up to the included weight. See all dumpster rental prices and the overage and extension fees.
Why Concrete Goes in a Small Dumpster
A cubic yard of concrete weighs well over a ton. Fill a large container with it and the load becomes too heavy to lift or drive legally long before it is full. The 10 yard heavy-debris box is sized so a full load stays safe.
Fill it no higher than the top rails. Clean concrete and clean dirt are recycled into road base and fill, so keep household trash and green waste out of the load.
Concrete Removal in San Francisco
Backyard patios in the Sunset and Richmond, garage slabs and front-stair rebuilds are common San Francisco concrete jobs. The 10 yard fits a single parking space, and if it has to go on the street, we handle your permit.
What Can Go in the Dumpster?
Accepted
- Concrete slabs and broken concrete
- Clean dirt and soil
- Brick, block and pavers
- Asphalt
- Rock, gravel and sand
- Mixed heavy debris (concrete with dirt)
Not accepted
- Household trash or yard waste mixed in
- Contaminated or treated soil
- Concrete with rebar mats exceeding size limits (ask first)
Full list on our accepted and prohibited items page.
Street Placement and Permits
No driveway? The dumpster can go in the parking lane with a city permit, and we handle your permit as part of the booking. San Francisco requires a street space permit from Public Works; read the San Francisco dumpster permit guide or book a dumpster rental in San Francisco.
Concrete Dumpster Rental FAQs
Use our 10 yard heavy-debris dumpster. Concrete is too heavy for larger containers to carry when full.
Yes. Concrete, dirt, brick, rock and asphalt can go together as heavy debris. Do not mix in household trash or yard waste.
Up to the top rails and never above them. A level load keeps the container within its weight allowance and safe to haul.
Prices start at $875 and include delivery, pickup, the rental period and a set weight allowance. Extra weight, extra days and trip fees are listed on our fees page before you book.
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