Most dumpster companies can’t handle a full load of concrete. Our tri-axle Kenworth T880 trucks lift up to 50,000 lbs. If your project involves heavy masonry, we’re the right call.
Concrete, brick, block, and stone are in a completely different weight class than standard debris. A 10-yard dumpster full of broken concrete can weigh 20,000 to 30,000 pounds — far beyond what most standard dump trucks are rated to haul safely. That’s why concrete jobs need the right equipment from the start.
Pack Mule Dumpsters operates two tri-axle Kenworth T880 trucks rated to lift up to 50,000 lbs per haul. That’s the heavy equipment needed to handle broken slab concrete, brick demolition debris, CMU block, and other dense masonry materials safely and legally.
Important: if your project involves concrete, brick, or other heavy masonry, please call us before booking online. We’ll confirm the right container size and weight approach for your specific job so you don’t end up with overages or a container we can’t safely haul. This one step saves confusion and money.
Know before you load. Not sure about something? Contact us first.
Not sure if something is allowed? Contact us before loading.
Ask Pack Mule before booking if your project includes restricted materials.
For concrete and heavy materials, smaller containers loaded heavier is often smarter than a large container that approaches vehicle weight limits.
$600 flat rate dumpster rental for Construction & Demolition (C&D) materials.
Flexible pricing based on roof size and number of dumpsters needed.
Call first. We plan the haul. No surprises.
Step 01
Concrete jobs vary widely. A quick call helps us match the right container and confirm weight approach before delivery.
Step 02
Our T880 tri-axle trucks are rated for heavy loads. We drop the right size at your job site.
Step 03
Load at your pace. When the bin is ready, our 50,000 lb capacity trucks do the heavy lifting.
Not every hauler has equipment rated for concrete. We do.
Our 2 tri-axle Kenworth T880 trucks are rated to lift up to 50,000 lbs — the muscle needed for safe, legal concrete hauls.
We haul concrete, brick, block, and masonry regularly. We know how to size containers and plan hauls for heavy loads.
Heavy material pricing is weight-based. We're upfront about costs before you commit so there are no surprise charges.
Standard dump trucks aren't built for full concrete loads. Our fleet is.
Mixed concrete and light debris is less efficient and harder to price. Concrete-only loads are handled faster and billed more cleanly.
Fully licensed heavy hauler operating across Southwest Ohio. We follow weight laws on every haul.
Answers to the most common questions about this service in Dayton & Cincinnati.
You can, but weight limits matter. A standard 10-yard container filled with broken concrete can weigh 25,000+ lbs. Most companies can’t haul that. Our T880 trucks handle it — but call us first so we can confirm your project approach.
Heavy material jobs are typically priced by weight. The pricing depends on the volume and density of your load. Call us for an accurate quote before you book.
It’s a weight issue, not a volume issue. A small container filled with concrete can already hit the weight limit. Larger containers filled with concrete may exceed legal haul weights entirely. Smaller, properly loaded containers are safer and more cost-effective.
Yes — brick, CMU block, cinder block, and stone are all accepted. Same weight rules apply. Call before booking large masonry loads.
Rebar is okay if it’s cut to under 4-foot sections. Long rebar sticking out of the container creates safety and transport issues — it must be cut down before loading.
Mixed loads are allowed, but concrete-only or concrete-heavy loads are easier to price and haul correctly. If your load is mostly concrete with some light debris, that’s fine — just let us know when you book.
Call us before booking. We'll make sure you have the right container and a plan that works for heavy materials.
