Heavy Fill Belongs In Its Own Bin
Concrete, brick, asphalt, soil and stone go to a recycling facility, not landfill — which is why clean fill is cheaper than mixed waste, and why we will not let you mix it.
☎ Call 416-727-1964Counts As Clean Fill
Contaminates The Load
Why The Bin Looks Small
Concrete weighs roughly two tonnes per cubic yard. A 20 yard bin filled with slab would be far past legal road weight before it was half full.
That is why heavy fill goes in a 5 or 8 yard bin. It is not us being stingy — it is the axle limit on the truck. If the job is bigger, we run multiple drops.
Walkway, patio or a small slab break-up. Fits a single driveway lane.
Full driveway removal, garage pad or foundation excavation spoil.
Big Concrete Job?
We schedule back-to-back drops so the crew keeps breaking while the truck cycles.
416-727-1964 →Quote A Heavy-Fill Bin
Tell us the material and the volume. Clean fill is quoted separately from mixed waste.
Need A Bin Today?
Same-day delivery across the GTA — call before noon and we'll do our best to have it on site.
Guides & Job Notes
What Size Bin Do You Actually Need?
The five sizes explained by the job that fills them, and the two mistakes that cost people a second delivery.
Read →Running Two Bins On One Site
Splitting clean fill from mixed waste is the single easiest way to cut a project disposal budget. The math, briefly.
Read →Street Placement Rules Across The GTA
When a bin needs a municipal permit, which cities are strict about it, and how long the paperwork usually takes.
Read →Follow @binprosdisposal
