The Dumpster Co.

Heavy Debris Only

20 Yard Concrete Dumpster Rental

From garage cleanouts to full demolitions, The Dumpster Co. handles heavy debris too. The 20 yard concrete dumpster is built and rated for concrete, brick, asphalt, and masonry. No mixed waste.

20 yard concrete roll-off dumpster delivered for a driveway demolition project in middle Georgia 20 Yard Concrete Dumpster

20 Yard Concrete Dumpster Specs

Starting Price
$550
7-day rental, plus tax
Capacity
8-10 Tons
heavy debris only
Dimensions
22L x 8W x 4H
feet, same footprint as standard 20-yard
Best For
Contractors & Crews
demolition and property managers
Material Rule
Concrete-Only
no mixed waste of any kind

20 Yard Concrete Dumpster Additional Fees

Overweight Fee
$85 per ton
over the weight allowance
Extra Days
$15 per day
beyond your rental period
Starting prices are base rates and may vary based on rental duration, debris type, delivery distance, and local disposal fees. Contact us for an exact quote. Taxes not included.

What the 20 Yard Concrete Dumpster Is Best For

Concrete, brick, and asphalt are too heavy for a standard roll-off at any volume. The concrete-only dumpster looks the same as the standard 20-yard on the outside, but it is built and certified to carry extreme weight loads that would exceed the safe hauling capacity of a regular bin.

Driveway and Patio Removal

Concrete slab tear-outs from driveways, patios, and walkways are the most common reason this container gets booked.

Foundation Work

Foundation footings and slab demolition from additions or rebuilds load directly into this reinforced bin.

Asphalt Tear-Outs

Driveway and parking lot asphalt removal, including resurfacing projects, is rated for this container.

Masonry and Brick Demolition

Brick walls, retaining walls, and masonry structures being demolished go straight into the concrete-only bin. Our concrete dumpster rental guide explains what to know before you book.

If your project produces both concrete and general debris, you need two containers. Mixed projects pair this with a standard 20-yard for the non-concrete waste.

What Goes in the Concrete Dumpster

Accepted

  • Concrete slabs and blocks
  • Brick and mortar
  • Asphalt (driveways, lots, roofing)
  • Stone and masonry
  • Patio pavers
  • Cinder blocks

Not Accepted

  • General household trash
  • Wood, lumber, or framing
  • Drywall
  • Tile (goes in standard roll-off)
  • Any mixed debris
Important: Tile and ceramic flooring are not the same as concrete and go in a standard roll-off, not this container. Mixing tile or any other material into the concrete-only dumpster creates uncertainty at the weigh-in scale and is not permitted. See our full materials guide for the complete breakdown.
The Dumpster Co. 20 yard concrete roll-off dumpster on a demolition job site with brick and block debris
Our 20 yard concrete dumpster on a demolition site, with brick and block waiting to be loaded.

Placement Tips for a Concrete Dumpster

Because a fully loaded concrete dumpster can weigh up to 8-10 tons, placement surface matters more here than on any other size. Avoid placing it directly on a residential driveway without protection, since the combined weight of the bin and the debris can crack or rut soft asphalt, especially in summer heat.

We recommend street or job-site placement when possible, or plywood and street pads under the contact points if it must sit on a residential driveway. Talk to us about positioning when you book. See our FAQ page for permit requirements if street placement is needed.

Delivery and Pickup Process

1

Book Your Concrete Dumpster

Book online at our full dumpster lineup or call (678) 306-9993.

2

Confirm Your Load

Tell us your debris is concrete, brick, or asphalt only so we deliver the right container.

3

Load Concrete-Only

Keep the load strictly to concrete, brick, asphalt, and masonry. No mixed waste.

4

Call for Pickup

Done demolishing? Call (678) 306-9993 and we will haul it away.

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Concrete Dumpster FAQ

What goes in a concrete dumpster?
The concrete-only dumpster accepts concrete slabs and blocks, brick, asphalt, stone, masonry, patio pavers, and cinder blocks. It does not accept mixed waste, lumber, drywall, or general debris alongside the heavy material.
Why can't I put concrete in a regular dumpster?
Concrete is too heavy for a standard roll-off at any volume. A standard dumpster loaded with concrete would exceed the safe hauling capacity of the truck before the bin looks anywhere close to full.
How much weight can a concrete dumpster hold?
The 20-yard concrete dumpster is rated for up to 8 to 10 tons of heavy debris. Call (678) 306-9993 to confirm capacity for your specific project.
Can I mix tile with concrete in the concrete dumpster?
No. Tile and ceramic flooring go in a standard roll-off, not the concrete-only dumpster. The rule applies strictly to concrete, brick, asphalt, and masonry.
Do I need a concrete dumpster for a driveway tear-out?
Yes. Driveway and patio concrete removal is one of the most common reasons customers book this container. The reinforced bin is built specifically for this type of dense debris.
Want to go deeper before you book? The dumpster rental resource library covers sizing, delivery, placement, and accepted materials across middle Georgia.

Ready to Book Your Concrete Dumpster?

Flat-rate pricing, same-week delivery. Call now or book online for your heavy debris project.

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