Concrete dumpster rental for heavy loads
A 10-yard roll-off for concrete, brick, block and dirt. Clean loads only.
Concrete dumpster rental at Blue Sky Disposal always means a 10-yard roll-off. Concrete is estimated at about 2 tons per cubic yard, so a few yards of it can outweigh a much larger dumpster full of household junk. The same rule covers dirt, soil, brick, block, masonry and rock. We are based in Clinton Township, and we haul these clean heavy loads across Michigan.
Concrete dumpster rental sizes by project
| Job | Dumpster | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Patio, steps or stoop | 10-yard roll-off (heavy load) | $425 |
| Driveway section | 10-yard roll-off (heavy load) | $425 |
| Full driveway, often more than one load | 10-yard roll-off (heavy load) | $425 |
| Brick, block or stone wall tear-out | 10-yard roll-off (heavy load) | $425 |
| Dirt or soil from a dig | 10-yard roll-off (heavy load) | $425 |
Prices for delivery in Clinton Township (48038), Macomb County, from our pricing. Enter your address below for your exact price.
1 · What are you removing?
2 · Measure it
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Enter a length and width to see the cubic yards, the weight and your price.
Clean concrete only - mixed loads are charged as mixed debris.
Not sure? Call 586-412-3762
How heavy loads work
- Use the concrete calculator to estimate cubic yards and weight. It tells you when the job needs more than one 10-yard load.
- Keep the load clean: concrete, brick, block, dirt or rock only, with no trash, wood, drywall or yard waste mixed in.
- Fill only to the marked line. Road weight limits apply to heavy loads.
- Qualifying online 10-yard heavy orders include a refundable weight deposit. It comes back in full when the load stays within the included weight.
- Every roll-off includes 14 days on site. Extra days are billed per day.
Why heavy debris uses a 10-yard roll-off
Concrete and masonry run about 2 tons per cubic yard. Soil runs about 1.35 tons per cubic yard.
That weight reaches the legal limit long before it fills the box. A 10-yard roll-off keeps the truck within road weight limits, so there is no option to upsize for these materials.
The roll-off has a rear door, so you can wheel material in instead of lifting it over the side.
How the weight deposit works
A qualifying online order for a 10-yard roll-off with dirt, soil, concrete, brick, block, masonry or rock includes a refundable weight deposit. It is a deposit, not a surcharge.
After disposal, we review the weight ticket. If the load is over the included weight, the overage can come out of the deposit and the rest is refunded. If there is no overage, the full deposit is refunded.
Asphalt is not part of the heavy load or the deposit. It goes on the normal quote, and because it is heavy, extra tons are charged at $75/ton.
Placement for a heavy load
A loaded 10-yard is heavy, so pick a firm spot with a clear path for the truck. You are responsible for a spot that can support the equipment.
Boards under the rails are available on request for driveway placement. Street placement can need a city permit, so check with the city before delivery day.
Common questions
Can I put concrete in a 20-yard dumpster?
No. Concrete, brick, block, masonry, dirt and rock go only in a 10-yard roll-off. A larger box filled with them would be too heavy to haul legally.
Can I mix concrete with other debris?
No. Heavy loads must be clean, with no trash, wood, drywall or yard waste. Mixing general debris into a heavy load can mean a rejected load and a return trip fee.
What if my job is bigger than one 10-yard load?
The concrete calculator shows when the estimate is over one load. Heavy material still uses a 10-yard roll-off, so the job may need more than one load. Call us and we will plan the loads with you.
Is the weight deposit a fee?
No. It is a refundable deposit on qualifying online 10-yard heavy orders. If the load stays within the included weight, all of it is refunded.