10 Yard Lowboy Dumpster Rental in San Diego

A lowboy holds a nominal 10 cubic yards, but heavy material can reach a safe hauling limit before the container looks full. The written quote and driver instructions control the material and fill level.

Common jobs include clean driveway or patio tear-outs, footings, trenches, and ADU dig-outs. Paver removal and small asphalt jobs may also fit after review. Send project details and photos before delivery.

The container is 18 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 2 feet high. The low wall helps with wheelbarrow loading, but the truck needs more room than the container footprint to place and pick it up.

Choose a flat, firm surface. Share photos of the approach and drop spot, and point out gates, slopes, soft ground, low branches, wires, parked cars, and tight turns.

The $771 starting price includes delivery and pickup. It also includes 5 days for the clean heavy material in the written quote. A separate 3% processing fee applies to all card payments.

The published rate does not list an included-ton allowance or an overage amount for the lowboy. Do not guess at weight terms. The written quote must confirm the material, address, access, fill rule, timing, and any added terms. Extra time is subject to approval and current availability; the published extra-day fee is $95.

Clean concrete, clean dirt, asphalt, brick, block, stone, pavers, or tile may be reviewed for a lowboy. List every material before booking. Do not mix materials unless the written quote says the mix is approved.

Keep out household trash, wood, drywall, roofing, green waste, sod, roots, and liquids. Do not load wet or uncured concrete or hazardous material. Stained, odd-smelling, imported, wet, or unknown soil needs a separate review.

Spread the material across the floor instead of making one high pile. Keep every piece at or below the top rail, and do not leave debris hanging over the sides.

Do not move the container or add material after pickup is requested. If the project produces more debris than planned, stop loading and ask whether another lowboy is needed. A second haul is a request, not an included promise.

The 10-yard lowboy and 15-yard dumpster do different jobs. Choose the lowboy for a reviewed clean heavy-material load. Choose the 15-yard for light household, cleanout, yard, or small-remodel debris.

Do not put concrete, dirt, asphalt, brick, stone, pavers, or tile in the 15, 20, 30, or 40 yard general-debris dumpsters. If you have both heavy material and general debris, ask for a separate plan.

Start the quote with the exact material and where it came from. Add rough dimensions or photos of the pile, the service address, the requested dates, and photos of the truck approach and placement area.

Haul'n Off will review the load, address, and access. We also check the route, bin availability, and current schedule before we confirm timing. If the bin would sit in a City of San Diego street or public right-of-way, check the current permit steps first.

If the job uses a City of San Diego building or demo permit, check the current C&D recycling rules. Keep weight slips and other records when required.