What the 10-yard lowboy is for
The lowboy is the listed option for approved clean heavy material kept separate. The published list includes dirt, concrete, asphalt, brick, block, stone, pavers, and tile.
Heavy material guide
Can You Put Dirt in a Dumpster?
Approved clean dirt can use the 10-yard lowboy when it stays separate from general debris. Describe the source, material, estimated volume, access, and placement before ordering.
What to describe before ordering
Explain where the material came from, whether it is clean or mixed, the estimated volume, the largest pieces, the placement surface, and the delivery and pickup access.
- •Clean dirt or soil
- •Concrete
- •Asphalt
- •Brick or block
- •Stone or pavers
- •Tile
Keep the load clean and separate
Do not mix household junk, wood, drywall, trash, vegetation, hazardous items, liquids, or other general debris into a clean-heavy-material load. Ask before loading questionable material.
Published terms and quote review
The 10-yard lowboy has a Published Starting Price of $746 and a listed 5-day rental window. A 3% processing fee applies to all card payments. No included-ton allowance or overage amount is published. The quote confirms current material, address, access, timing, and terms.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers
Can clean dirt go in a dumpster?
Yes, approved clean dirt can use the 10-yard lowboy when it stays separate from general debris.
Can concrete and dirt be mixed?
Describe the proposed mix before loading. Approval depends on the actual clean heavy material; do not assume mixed material is accepted.
Can yard waste be mixed with dirt?
No. Keep vegetation and lighter yard debris separate from a clean-heavy-material load.
Can dirt go in a 15-, 20-, 30-, or 40-yard dumpster?
No. Heavy material uses the 10-yard lowboy rather than a general-debris dumpster.
What does the lowboy cost?
The Published Starting Price is $746 with a listed 5-day rental window. A 3% processing fee applies to all card payments. No included-ton allowance or overage amount is published.
What details help confirm the load?
Send the exact address, source and type of material, estimated volume, placement, access, timing, and photos when available.
Still planning the load?
Send the exact address, debris, largest items, desired placement, access notes, and project timing for a current fit review.