ASPHALT

Asphalt includes broken or removed asphalt produced during driveway replacement, walkway repair, and residential paving projects.

This Material is matched to the Dirt Dumpster, which is designed for dense residential materials that reach hauling weight limits quickly.

These materials typically come from driveway demolition, parking pad replacement, and other residential asphalt removal projects.

• Broken driveway asphalt
• Parking pad asphalt
• Asphalt patch removal
• Walkway asphalt sections
• Blacktop driveway demolition
• Small asphalt paving sections

These materials commonly appear during driveway replacement, asphalt resurfacing removal, and residential paving repairs.

Choose Asphalt when your project produces broken or demolished asphalt from residential driveways, walkways, or paved areas.

Asphalt is dense and reaches residential hauling weight limits quickly, which is why this Material must use the Dirt Dumpster.

Household junk, remodeling debris, yard waste, and cardboard must use the 7-Yard Junk Dumpster instead.

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Asphalt is matched to the Dirt Dumpster, designed specifically for dense residential materials such as asphalt, concrete, masonry, plaster, tile, and soil.

The container includes a marked interior fill line to maintain safe hauling weight for dense materials.

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