Concrete, Brick, or Stone? We've Got the Right Dumpster.
Our 6-yard concrete dumpster is purpose-built for heavy materials — $450 flat rate with all weight included. No per-pound surprises.
Concrete and masonry debris is some of the heaviest material you'll ever need to dispose of. A single cubic yard of concrete weighs roughly 4,000 pounds. That's why our 10, 15, and 20-yard dumpsters are NOT rated for concrete or heavy masonry — it would destroy the equipment and create safety hazards during hauling.
Instead, we offer a dedicated 6-yard concrete dumpster at a $450 flat rate. All weight is included — no per-pound charges, no surprise overage fees. Load it with concrete, brick, block, stone, or asphalt and we haul it to a recycling facility.
Important: concrete, brick, block, and stone can ONLY go in the 6-yard. Do not mix concrete into a regular dumpster. If you have a mixed project — say, a patio tear-out with both concrete and household junk — you may need two dumpsters: a 6-yard for the concrete and a 10 or 15-yard for everything else. Call us and we'll help you plan.
We serve contractors, landscapers, and homeowners across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Whether you're ripping out a sidewalk, tearing down a block wall, or removing an old patio, call (513) 216-1143 and we'll get a concrete dumpster to you — often the same day.
Recommended Sizes
- 10yd dumpster
Tips
- Break concrete into manageable pieces before loading — a sledgehammer works
- Concrete can ONLY go in the 6-yard dumpster — not the 10, 15, or 20
- Load heavy items evenly across the dumpster floor to distribute weight
- $450 flat rate includes all weight — no surprises
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't concrete go in a regular dumpster?
Concrete weighs roughly 4,000 lbs per cubic yard — far too heavy for our standard 10, 15, and 20-yard dumpsters. The weight would damage the equipment and create safety hazards during transport. Our 6-yard is purpose-built for heavy materials.
How much does the concrete dumpster cost?
$450 flat rate — all weight included. No per-pound charges, no overage fees. Load it with concrete, brick, block, stone, or asphalt and we haul it away.
Can I mix concrete with regular junk in the same dumpster?
No. Concrete, brick, and stone can ONLY go in the 6-yard concrete dumpster. If you have a mixed project (like a patio tear-out with both concrete and household debris), you'll need two dumpsters — a 6-yard for concrete and a 10 or 15-yard for everything else.
What heavy materials are accepted in the 6-yard?
Concrete, brick, cinder block, stone, pavers, asphalt, and similar masonry materials. No rebar longer than 4 feet, no dirt or soil, and no hazardous materials.