Licensed & insured
Local roll-off operator
Corona-based
Serving Riverside County
Same/next-day
Call before noon
Legal disposal
Recycled where possible
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Heavy debris is weight-limited, not volume-limited
A cubic yard of dirt or rock weighs 2,500-3,500 lbs. A cubic yard of concrete weighs about 4,000 lbs. That's why heavy debris always belongs in a small, strong container — not the biggest one available.
2
Mix-and-match guidance
Clean dirt, rock, concrete, asphalt, brick and pavers can be combined in one lowboy. Keep wood, drywall, plastic and trash separate so the load can be recycled and you avoid mixed-load surcharges.
3
Loading tips
Load the largest, flattest pieces first to maximize space. Break large concrete chunks down to roughly 2 ft x 2 ft for easier loading. No tonnage-based overage charges for approved material loaded level with the top of the walls, never above the rim, subject to safe/legal hauling limits.
Side-by-side comparison
| Material | Approx weight / cu yd | Best container |
|---|---|---|
| ConcretePick | ~4,000 lbs | 10-Yard Lowboy |
| Dirt / soil | ~2,500-3,000 lbs | 10-Yard Lowboy |
| Rock / gravel | ~2,800-3,500 lbs | 10-Yard Lowboy |
| Asphalt | ~3,800 lbs | 10-Yard Lowboy |
| Mixed construction debris | ~400-800 lbs | 40-Yard |