Yes. Around Richmond, concrete goes in the 12-yard dumpster, with 1,000 pounds included and $50 a ton past that, weighed on the scale ticket. The rental itself costs the same as any other 12-yard, $295 to $375 depending on days. What you can't do is put concrete in the 16-yard, and the reason is worth understanding before you book anything from anybody.
Concrete weighs roughly 4,000 pounds a cubic yard. A dumpster that looks a quarter full of broken patio can already be at the legal limit of what the trailer can haul down the road. A taller dumpster doesn't buy you more concrete, it just lets you build a load that can't legally leave your driveway. That's why Jeff runs heavy material in the low-walled 12 only, and it's why any company that says "throw it all in the big one" is either weighing your load later or hoping.
The same rule covers dirt, shingles, and plaster and lath. Everything else Jeff hauls, furniture, lumber, drywall, general demolition debris, is a flat rate with no weight math at all. The line between the two is drawn before you book, not after: Jeff asks every caller what the project is, and if the answer is "we're breaking up the driveway," you'll know the full arrangement on that call.
A practical tip for mixed jobs. If you're tearing out a patio and clearing the garage in the same weekend, keep the concrete separate rather than layering it under the light stuff. A clean concrete load is easy to price off the ticket. Concrete buried in a household load makes the entire load a heavy load, and that costs you money for no reason.
Sidewalks, patios, footings, block, brick, it all runs the same way. Call or text (765) 238-1393 with a rough idea of how much you're breaking out, and see the heavy material page for the full rule.
Rent a Dumpster in Richmond
12 and 16 yard roll-offs at published prices, delivered by the owner. Call to schedule: (765) 238-1393.