For approved concrete, dirt, rock, brick or asphalt, review the 10-yard heavy-material rock box. It is not a household-junk dumpster or a concrete washout container.
Concrete, dirt, brick, block and asphalt are dense materials that require a material-specific dumpster quote. Tell us exactly what you are removing before a container is delivered.
Do not load heavy debris into a mixed-waste dumpster without approval. A small volume can exceed ordinary weight allowances and create unsafe hauling conditions.
Heavy Materials That Need Advance Approval
Broken concrete and masonry
Brick, block and pavers
Dirt, soil, gravel and rock
Asphalt and similar dense material
How to Request an Accurate Quote
Identify one material or list every material in a mixed load.
Estimate the area, depth or approximate quantity.
Provide the delivery address and available placement space.
Confirm the approved container and loading limit before work starts.
Keep Heavy Debris Safe to Haul
Load material evenly and stay below the approved level. Do not add household junk, roofing or other debris unless the order specifically allows a mixed load. If the project changes after delivery, call before adding a different material.
Concrete and Heavy-Debris FAQ
Can concrete go in any roll-off dumpster?
No. Concrete and other dense materials require approval and a material-specific loading plan. Never load heavy material into a mixed-debris container without confirmation.
What heavy materials require advance notice?
Concrete, dirt, brick, block, asphalt, gravel and similar dense debris should be disclosed before delivery.
How is a heavy-debris quote determined?
Material type, estimated quantity, delivery location and disposal requirements all affect the quote.
Request a heavy-debris dumpster quote
Tell us where the dumpster is going, what you are loading, and your preferred dates. We will help you choose the right size and confirm current availability.
Confirm availability, materials and terms for your project.
What should I include in a concrete & heavy debris quote request?+
Concrete, dirt, brick and asphalt need a material-specific quote and loading approval before delivery. Include the full address, estimated amount, every material and preferred dates.
Does a bigger container mean I can load more weight?+
No. Cubic yards measure volume. Confirm the weight allowance and material-specific loading limit for the order before loading.
Can I change the material after delivery?+
Call the service team before adding a different material. The approved load and disposal terms may need to change.
MORE HELP FOR THE JOBSITE
Dumpsters are only part of the plan.
Full Tilt Dumpster Services also offers portable toilets and concrete washouts. Ask about coordinating them with your dumpster rental. Equipment, service coverage, dates and terms are confirmed separately for your project.
Portable toilet rentals
Restroom options for construction crews, commercial projects and events. Review the number of units, placement, rental duration and servicing schedule with Full Tilt before booking.
Delivery, setup and pickup planning.
Scheduled cleaning, pumping and restocking.
Ask about handwashing stations and available unit types.
Dedicated containers and pans for concrete-truck wash water, slurry and wet residue. Broken concrete removal is a different service: wet washout material must not go into a standard dumpster or rock box.
Match the equipment to the pour and truck access.
Keep trash and other construction debris out.
Confirm placement, loading and collection arrangements.
These are separate from the 10-yard rock box and the 15, 20 and 30-yard roll-off dumpsters. Ask the service team which washout equipment fits your work.
11-yard washout container7-yard washout container2-yard concrete pan1-yard pump-truck pan