Rent Dumpsters for Concrete Removal
We Rent Out Dumpsters for Concrete in the Fox Valley Area
Concrete removal projects generate heavy debris quickly, especially during driveway tear-outs, sidewalk removal and slab replacement. Green Bay Dumpster Rental provides low-cost concrete dumpsters sized for residential and contractor use, with simple loading and scheduled haul-away service.
Concrete dumpsters are available in multiple roll-off sizes to match job scale without overpaying for excess capacity. Options include 10-yard, 12-yard and 20-yard roll-off dumpsters, giving flexibility for both small and large concrete removal projects. Since concrete, asphalt, dirt and rebar qualify for recycling, they avoid landfill disposal and tonnage fees when requirements are met.
Green Bay Dumpster Rental offers longer rental periods for concrete and asphalt dumpsters than many local providers. Dumpsters may remain on-site for up to 15 days, or crews can schedule next-day haul-away when projects move faster than expected. Delivery and pickup remain straightforward, with clear pricing and no hidden fees. Contact us today for more information or order online to save $20.
Call (920) 412-6684 to order a concrete dumpster
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Rules for Filling Your Concrete Dumpster
- Only 10-yard, 12-yard and 20-yard dumpsters are approved for concrete and similar materials
- 12-yard dumpsters must remain level with the fill line
- 20-yard dumpsters may only be filled halfway
- Tonnage cap rates may apply if trash or general debris mixes with the load
- Dumpsters placed on public streets may require municipal permits
- Driveways or streets can be protected by placing 2 × 6-inch wood planks beneath contact points
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How Much Concrete Can Be Put Into a Dumpster?
Concrete adds weight quickly, even on smaller removal jobs. One cubic yard of concrete weighs about 4,000 pounds, which limits how much material can be hauled safely in a single load. A 12-yard dumpster filled with concrete weighs around 12 tons, which represents the maximum amount allowed per haul. Capacity varies based on slab thickness and how densely the material packs after breaking.
How Much Concrete Fits in a 12-Yard Dumpster?
A 12-yard dumpster holds up to 12 tons of clean concrete when loaded level with the sides. This amount represents the maximum single load allowed for transport.
How Much Does a 10′ × 10′ Concrete Slab Weigh?
A 10′ × 10′ concrete slab poured at 4 inches thick weighs about 4,400 pounds, or roughly 2 metric tons, slightly more than one cubic yard.
How Much Does 10 Yards of Concrete Weigh?
Ten cubic yards of concrete weigh roughly 40,000 pounds, equal to about 18 metric tons. Projects at this volume typically require multiple hauls due to hauling limits.
How Much Does 20 Yards of Concrete Weigh?
Twenty cubic yards of concrete weigh approximately 80,000 pounds, or 36 metric tons. Material volume at this level requires staged pickups or multiple dumpsters.
Does Broken Concrete Weigh More Than Intact Slabs?
Overall weight remains similar, though broken concrete packs more tightly and can cause dumpsters to reach hauling limits faster.
Note: Recycling rules apply only to clean concrete loads. No tonnage cap applies when concrete remains free of dirt, asphalt, slurry, wood or general debris.
Save Money by Separating Concrete, Asphalt and Dirt
Concrete and asphalt removed from driveways or sidewalks often qualify for recycling and reuse as road base material. Dirt, sand and rock may serve as alternative daily cover at landfills. Disposal fees remain lower and tonnage caps do not apply when loads stay properly separated.
Concrete Haul Away and Recycling
Concrete loads may include rebar and qualify for reduced recycling rates. Recycling costs remain lower than standard trash dumpsters since material gets processed and reused. Concrete may be mixed with asphalt and small amounts of dirt. Clean concrete loads exclude painted concrete, slurry, dirt, wood or general debris, which helps avoid additional disposal charges.
Asphalt Haul Away and Recycling
Asphalt remains one of the most widely recycled construction materials in the United States. Asphalt loads qualify for the same reduced pricing as concrete dumpsters. Asphalt may be mixed with concrete and limited amounts of dirt, with lower disposal rates applying due to reuse.
Dirt Haul Away and Recycling
Dirt loads support reuse in landfill applications and landscaping projects. Dirt may require profiling prior to relocation or reuse. Profiling involves a short questionnaire used to confirm material suitability and contamination status.
Note: Recycling eligibility requires loads to remain free of wood, plastic, metal or general debris. Mixed loads containing other materials revert to standard pricing and tonnage caps.
The Roll-off Dumpster Advantage
Roll-off dumpsters work best for driveway and sidewalk removal projects. Rear swing gates allow crews to wheel concrete directly into the container instead of lifting material over the sidewalls. Roll-off dumpsters also feature lower sides, particularly in the 12-yard size, which improves loading efficiency.