Concrete Dumpster Rentals

Save Time and Money on Concrete Debris Removal with a Dumpster Rental

Peterson’s Roll Off Dumpsters proudly provides concrete dumpster rentals in Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough and Hernando counties.  Whether you have a demolition project or are tearing up a sidewalk, our concrete dumpster rentals offer the perfect solution to remove of your concrete waste with ease.  With our concrete dumpster rentals, you can increase your job site’s overall safety and clear the way to work as efficiently as possible.  Concrete dumpster rentals are suitable for all types of users including homeowners, businesses and contractors.  At Peterson’s Roll Off Dumpsters, we provide a variety of dumpster sizes to accommodate all sized projects.  Our dumpster rentals are available at a single, flat rate, giving you peace of mind without any hidden fees. Call today or click here to request a quote.

Tips When Disposing of Concrete Waste

Only Dispose of Concrete

If you’re renting a dumpster for concrete disposal, make sure to only use it for concrete. By doing so, the concrete waste is considered a “clean load” which will make it much easier to recycle the concrete. This will allow you to will avoid charges for additional disposal fees. 

Don’t Overfill Your Dumpster

Concrete is extremely heavy so overfilling the dumpster can result in overage fees. However, when you contact us, we will help with that. Not only will we guide you on how large of a dumpster to rent, but we will also tell you how far to fill it before it needs to be removed. For example, a 10 cubic yard dumpster filled halfway can weigh as much as 20,000 lbs. or 10 tons.

FAQ: Will I Need a Huge Dumpster to Dispose of Concrete?

It might seem logical that you would need a huge dumpster if you’re dealing with concrete. However, concrete dumpsters are usually 20 cubic yards or smaller. This is because concrete is extremely heavy. In fact, 1 cubic yard of concrete weighs about 4,000 lbs. or 2 tons! This extreme weight can pose a problem and risk for our drivers when hauling concrete. Additionally, there are regulations mandated by local transportation departments that are in place to make sure weight limits are followed. These regulations prevent streets, highways, or interstates from incurring structural damage.