Orange County, CA
Concrete, Dirt & Asphalt Dumpster Rental in Orange County
Short answer
Concrete, dirt, asphalt and brick must go in a lowboy dumpster, not a trash bin. Friendly Dumpsters rents a 15 yard lowboy from $380 and a heavy-debris 10 yard lowboy from $650 across Orange County.
Heavy inert debris is priced by weight, not volume. A lowboy has short walls so you can wheelbarrow material straight in, and a reinforced build that keeps the loaded truck legal on California roads. Clean loads — concrete only, no rebar-free requirement, no trash mixed in — are also the cheapest way to dispose of it.
Best sizes for this job
What you can load
- · Broken concrete and slab
- · Asphalt and road base
- · Dirt, soil and sod
- · Brick, block and pavers
- · Ceramic and stone tile
- · Roofing tear-off
What we cannot take
- · Contaminated soil
- · Concrete mixed with household trash
- · Wet slurry or liquid
- · Painted or treated masonry with hazardous coatings
How it works
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Tell us the job and the address
Book online or call. We ask what you are throwing away, where the container goes and what dates you need, then confirm the size that keeps you under the weight limit.
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We deliver from the closest yard
North Orange County jobs run out of our Fullerton yard, South County out of Rancho Santa Margarita. The driver places the box where you point, with boards under the rails on request.
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Load it, we haul it
Fill to the top rail — never above it — and call or text when you are done. We pick up on your date, or sooner if you finish early, and swap in an empty box if the job needs more room.
Questions we get about concrete & dirt removal
Why is a 10 yard lowboy $650 when a 10 yard trash bin is $340?
They are different containers. The lowboy is reinforced and carries a far higher tonnage allowance because concrete and dirt weigh several times more per cubic yard than household junk, and disposal is billed by the ton.
Can I fill a lowboy all the way to the top?
Usually not with dense material. Most concrete and dirt loads reach the legal weight limit around half to two-thirds full. Load level with the rails at most and stop when the driver's fill line is reached.
Do you take dirt and concrete in the same load?
Keep them separate when you can. A clean single-material load goes to a recycler at a lower rate; mixed inert loads are charged as mixed debris.