Concrete & bricks · SF Bay Area / LA / OC
Concrete removal by the bag — from $364.70, weight included
Broken concrete, bricks, blocks, pavers — with or without rebar — go in a Medium Yellowsack, up to 3,000 lbs, for one flat price. That's about 60 square feet of 4-inch slab per bag, picked up from your driveway by crane truck, with no rental period and no tonnage overage. $364.70 all-in in the Bay Area; $374.70 in LA & Orange County.
- 35,000+
- 1,500+
- 1–3 days
- Next-day
Your all-in price
Concrete & bricksBag $24.90 + pickup $249.90 (Medium) + transport $89.90. That's everything.
SF Bay Area pricing — type your ZIP to confirm
What goes in
Accepted — concrete & bricks rate
- Broken concrete slab, footings, curbs
- Bricks, blocks, pavers
- Rebar and wire mesh — leave it in
- Mortar, grout, rubble
Not accepted
- Loads that are mostly dirt — use the dirt & gravel rate
- Hazardous waste of any kind — including any treated wood mixed in ($100 fine)
- More than 3,000 lbs in a bag — the limit is a safety limit
Which bag, and how much fits
Medium only — 1.1 cubic yards, rated for 3,000 lbs. The Large isn't offered for concrete because 2.6 cubic yards of rubble would weigh roughly double the limit.
The math you actually need: a 4-inch slab weighs about 50 lbs per square foot. So one Medium holds about 60 square feet of slab. Thicker slab, fewer feet.
| Job | Debris | Bags |
|---|---|---|
| Short walkway, 3 × 15 ft, 4-inch | ~45 sq ft · ~2,250 lbs | 1 Medium |
| Small patio, 8 × 10 ft, 4-inch | 80 sq ft · ~4,000 lbs | 2 Mediums |
| Driveway apron, 10 × 12 ft, 6-inch | 120 sq ft · ~9,000 lbs | 3 Mediums |
| Brick planter or chimney teardown | ~650 bricks per bag | 1–2 Mediums |
Multi-bag jobs: each bag has its own pickup rate, but the transport fee is charged once per pickup. Two Mediums of concrete in the Bay Area: $24.90 × 2 + $249.90 × 2 + $89.90 = $639.50 for ~6,000 lbs — the transport fee is charged once per pickup.
Price for concrete & bricks
| Region | Medium pickup | Large pickup | Transport (per pickup) | All-in, one bag (M / L) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SF Bay Area | $249.90 | Medium only | $89.90 | $364.70 |
| Greater LA & Orange County | $249.90 | Medium only | $99.90 | $374.70 |
Bag $24.90 in both regions. No rental period, no overweight fee up to 3,000 lbs, no fuel surcharge.
Full rate card →Three steps. No surprises.
Step 01: Buy the bag. $24.90.
Delivered free in 1–3 business days. It folds flat — store it until the job starts.Step 02: Fill it.
Break slabs to hand-size pieces and spread the weight across the bag rather than piling one corner. Rebar and mesh can stay attached. Up to 3,000 lbs, no rental period — an afternoon or three months, same price.Step 03: Book pickup online.
Choose your date in the calendar — next-day is usually available. The crane truck lifts the bag from anywhere within 20 ft of the road; you don't need to be home.
vs. a dumpster rental or a junk hauler
Concrete is the material that exposes the other options' pricing. A 10-yard rental at $450–$800 comes with a tonnage cap — often 1–2 tons — and a single yard of broken concrete can eat most of it, with overage billed per ton on top. Junk haulers price by the load and charge most for dense debris; Bay Area quotes for 8–10 cubic yards of dirt or concrete run around $700–$750. A Medium Yellowsack is a flat $364.70 with the full 3,000 lbs included — and you break up the slab on your own schedule, not the truck's.
The full comparison →