10 Yard Dumpster Rental in Waxahachie, TX
The 10 yard is the heavy-material specialist. It's the container for concrete, brick, block and the region's dense Blackland clay - anything where weight, not volume, is the limit - and the one that fits the tightest driveways and acreage approaches.
Specifications
- Dimensions12ft x 8ft x 3.5ft
- Holds roughly1 pickup truck
- Weight included1-2 tons
- Space needed~45ft approach
What this size suits
- Concrete, brick and block from a slab or patio
- Blackland clay and foundation spoil
- Small bathroom remodels
- Heavy tile demolition
- Tight or curved driveways
Not the right choice for: Bulky, light debris. A whole-house cleanout or a framing job fills the volume of a 10 yard long before it reaches the weight - you'd want a 20 or 30. This is the heavy-load container.
Why it exists
Dense material - concrete at roughly two tons a cubic yard, and Waxahachie's heavy Blackland clay - reaches a truck's legal road weight in a small container. The 10 yard is sized so a full load is legal to haul. Fill a bigger box with masonry or clay and it can't be moved.
The right jobs
A torn-out patio or driveway, a small foundation or pier dig, a bathroom stripped to studs, or clay spoil from grading. If it's heavy and dense, this is the box - often more than one for a bigger demolition.
Fits where others won't
At about twelve feet it also suits a short or curved driveway, or an acreage approach, where a larger container simply won't place. And clean concrete from it can route to a crusher rather than a landfill.
Available across Ellis County
We deliver the 10 yard dumpster throughout Waxahachie and the surrounding towns.
Book a 10 yard dumpster in Waxahachie
If it is the wrong size for your material we will tell you before you book.
(469) 716-667410 Yard Dumpster: common questions
What fits in a 10 yard dumpster?
About ten cubic yards by volume, but on this container weight is usually the limit: concrete, brick, block or Blackland-clay spoil reach the tonnage allowance well before the box is full. For heavy material it's the right and legal choice.
Is a 10 yard enough for a bathroom remodel?
Usually yes for a single bathroom, especially with heavy tile. The dense debris means a small container filled properly, rather than a larger one you can't fill without going overweight.
Can I put concrete and clay in it?
Yes - it's the container for exactly that. Keep concrete clean and it can route to a crusher; keep clay in its own box and let it dry first if you can, since the black clay holds water and gets heavier wet.