Licensed & insured
Local roll-off operator
Corona-based
Serving Riverside County
Same/next-day
Call before noon
Legal disposal
Recycled where possible
1
Material density decides
Concrete weighs roughly 4,000 lbs per cubic yard. A half-full 20-yard of concrete would exceed the legal hauling weight of the truck. The 10-yard lowboy is designed for that density.
2
Loading height matters
Lowboy walls are about 2 ft tall, so you can shovel or wheelbarrow directly in. A 20-yard standard is 4-5 ft tall — fine for furniture and debris you can throw in, but exhausting for shovels of dirt and rock.
3
Choosing for mixed jobs
Tearing out a patio AND remodeling the kitchen at the same time? Order both. Mixing concrete with drywall ruins recycling and triggers higher tipping fees.
Side-by-side comparison
| Spec | 10-Yard Lowboy | 20-Yard Standard |
|---|---|---|
| CapacityPick | 10 cu yd | 20 cu yd |
| Weight allowance | 2 tons included (overage billed) | Tonnage varies — call for quote |
| Best for | Heavy debris | Mid-size cleanouts, remodels |
| Walls | Low (~2 ft) | Standard (~4-5 ft) |