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Concrete Dumpster Rental in San Diego, CA

Concrete, brick, and asphalt go in a dedicated 10 yard box, filled level with the rail. That is a road-weight rule. Clean loads often route to a crushing yard, which costs less than the landfill. Call for the heavy-debris rate in San Diego, CA.

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Concrete dumpster rental rates in San Diego

SizeHoldsTypical use7-day rate in San Diego, CA
10 yard
12' x 8' x 4'
~3 truck loadsSingle room, roofing$350-$600Check availability
20 yard
22' x 8' x 4.5'
~8 truck loadsRemodels, cleanouts$450-$700Check availability
30 yard
22' x 8' x 6'
6-8 truck loadsWhole-home renovation$600-$900Check availability
40 yard
22' x 8' x 8'
8-10 truck loadsConstruction, demolition$750-$1,100Check availability

Rates include delivery, pickup, and the weight allowance. Overage bills at the facility per-ton rate. Extensions are a flat daily rate.

What to know before booking concrete dumpster rental in San Diego

One bag of household trash in a clean concrete load reclassifies the whole box at the scale, and the price goes up. Keep heavy loads clean. It pays.

Recommended setup: 10 yard heavy-debris box, filled level to the rail.

Street placement rules for San Diego are in the permit guide. Item rules are in the accepted-items list.

Concrete Dumpster questions, answered

Can concrete or brick go in the dumpster?
In a dedicated heavy-debris box, yes - filled level with the rail. Never mixed into a large container.
How much weight is included?
2 tons on a 10 yard, 3 on a 20, 4 on a 30, 5 on a 40. Overage bills at the disposal facility's per-ton rate. We do not mark it up.
How much does concrete dumpster rental cost in San Diego, CA?
$350-$600 for a 10 yard, $450-$700 for a 20 yard, all-in. Debris type and rental length move the exact number. Call (619) 906-7148 for a firm quote.
Where can the dumpster be placed?
A flat driveway is the standard spot. The driver checks approach, slope, and overhead clearance before setting it down. Boards go under the rails on request.

Rates and local rules last checked August 2026 for San Diego and nearby areas.

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