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Concrete, Brick and Dirt Dumpsters in Florida

Concrete, brick, block, asphalt, soil and sand are classified as heavy debris. They are almost always loaded into a dedicated 10 yard container and priced by tonnage at a recycling or fill site.

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Materials

Commonly accepted

  • Clean concrete and block
  • Brick and pavers
  • Clean fill dirt and sand
  • Asphalt when accepted locally

Restricted or prohibited

  • Rebar-heavy concrete at some recyclers
  • Soil mixed with roots, sod or trash
  • Any mixing of heavy debris with household or construction waste

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Loading and Planning Tips

  • Keep the load clean; contamination can turn a recycling rate into a landfill rate.
  • Fill the container only to the fill line marked by the hauler.
  • Ask whether clean concrete qualifies for a lower recycling fee in your county.

Concrete and Dirt Dumpster FAQ

Can concrete and dirt go in a regular dumpster?
Rarely. Their weight exceeds normal container allowances, so haulers supply a dedicated heavy-debris container instead.
How much concrete fits in a 10 yard container?
Weight limits usually stop the load well before the container is full, often around 4 to 6 inches of slab across the floor.

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