*No weight limit when loaded with concrete or dirt. Used as a general refuse bin, the 10-yard lowboy includes 2 tons of disposal.
The Lowboy Is Built for Heavy Loads
The 10-yard lowboy sits lower to the ground than a standard roll-off — that's intentional. Heavy materials like concrete, dirt, and brick can't be stacked high, so the extra width and lower profile let you load more weight without going above legal limits.
It also fits in places a larger bin won't. Single-car driveways, gated properties, tight side yards — the lowboy gets in without damaging your property or blocking traffic.
Concrete & Demolition
Broken concrete slabs, block walls, demo debris. The lowboy handles the weight that lighter bins can't. Ideal for contractors pulling up slabs or doing foundation work.
Dirt & Landscaping
Excavated soil, fill dirt, clay, rocks. Landscapers and grading crews use the lowboy for clean, single-material loads when weight matters.
Roofing Jobs
Shingles, tiles, underlayment, and framing debris from re-roofs. The lowboy is the standard bin for roofing contractors in LA.
Masonry & Hardscape
Brick, pavers, stone, retaining wall block. Low-and-wide design makes loading heavy masonry material safer and more efficient.
Weight limit matters here
The 10-yard lowboy is designed for dense, heavy material — but there's a weight ceiling. If you're loading mixed debris with drywall, wood, or light material, you might actually get more value from a 25-yard. Not sure? Call us and we'll tell you exactly which bin fits your job.