Heavy debris
Concrete & masonry disposal in Southern Maine
Concrete, brick, and stone are heavy — really heavy. Stick with the 10 yard roll-off for these materials, and keep loads separate from regular trash so we can recycle the masonry properly. Dense material adds up fast, so contact us in advance to coordinate the load.
Recommended size: 10 yard
Not sure? Compare all sizes or call us.
What goes in
- Concrete (foundation, slab, sidewalk, driveway)
- Brick and block
- Stone and masonry rubble
- Asphalt chunks (clean, no mixed debris)
- Tile and porcelain (separate load)
Tips for this job
- Keep concrete loads pure — mixing with wood or trash bumps the load to standard debris pricing.
- Do NOT mix rebar-heavy concrete with regular fill; let us know if rebar is included.
- Most homeowner concrete jobs (one driveway, patio, or wall) are handled with a 10 yard, confirmed with us in advance.
- Contact NOCA before loading concrete, brick, stone, or other dense material. Dense-material loads require advance coordination so we can determine the appropriate container, loading amount, and hauling plan.