6 Yard Concrete Dumpster Rental\u00a0
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If you have a concrete patio or sidewalk you are tearing out, or removing some land to provide area to build on, our 6 yard dumpster is purpose built for it. It is a flat rate of $450 and all weight that you throw in it is included.
Concrete is some of the heaviest material you'll ever haul off a job site in Cincinnati or Northern Kentucky. A single cubic yard of concrete weighs roughly 4,000 pounds, which is why our 10, 15, and 20 yard dumpsters are not rated for concrete, brick, block, or stone.
Instead, we run a dedicated 6 yard concrete dumpster at a $450 flat rate with all weight included. Load it with concrete, brick, block, stone, pavers, or asphalt and we haul it straight to a recycling facility — the price you see is the price you pay.
We serve homeowners, contractors, and landscapers across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Whether you're tearing out a driveway, a sidewalk, a patio, or an old block wall, call (513) 216-1143 and we'll get a concrete dumpster to your property 7 days a week — same day if you need it.
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.