How does LoadAxis pricing work?

LoadAxis uses transparent weight-based pricing with compact, standard, and heavy load tiers.

Which LoadAxis tier is best for household cleanouts?

The compact load tier is generally best for household cleanouts where items are bulky but not very heavy.

Which materials may require a heavy load tier?

Dense materials such as roofing shingles, plaster, tile, concrete, brick, and dirt may require a heavy load tier.

What project types affect LoadAxis pricing?

Household cleanouts, yard debris, and bulky junk often price differently from dense renovation debris or heavy material projects.

How should customers compare debris removal estimates?

Customers should compare both visible debris volume and expected load weight because dense material can cost more even when it takes less space.

Transparent & Fair

Pay for the Weight, Not Just the Space

Our 14-yard low-impact removal units handle it all, but the price depends on how heavy your load is. Simple, tiered 'All-Included' pricing means you never overpay for lighter loads. Fair 200lb Increment 'final scale pricing'.

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Compact Load

1–2 Tons(2,000 – 4,000 lbs)

$545-$655

Ideal for household cleanouts where bulk is high but weight is low.

Common Materials:

Household Junk
Furniture & Mattresses
Cardboard & Paper
Yard Waste & Brush

Best For:

Garage cleanouts, moving leftovers, spring cleaning.

Standard Load

2–3 Tons(4,000 – 6,000 lbs)

$685-$985

Our most popular tier. Perfect for renovation debris and mixed loads.

Common Materials:

Drywall & Sheetrock
Flooring Materials
Kitchen/Bath Cabinets
Mixed Remodel Debris

Best For:

Kitchen remodels, bathroom updates, basement clearing.

Heavy Load

3–4 Tons(6,000 – 8,000 lbs)

$795-$1,350

Built for dense, heavy materials that pack a lot of weight in small volume.

Common Materials:

Roofing Shingles
Plaster & Lath
Tile & Ceramics
Dense Wood / Decking

Best For:

Roof replacements, large demolition, heavy structural work.

Material Density Guide

Not all cubic yards are created equal. Understanding the density of your materials helps you choose the right tier.

Heavy Materials

Fills WEIGHT before SPACE

These materials are dense. You will hit the 3-4 ton weight limit when the trailer is only partially full (often just 1/3 full for concrete/dirt).

Concrete / Brick

Dirt / Soil

Roofing Shingles

Tile & Grout

Plaster

Wet Wood

Light Materials

Fills SPACE before WEIGHT

These items are bulky but light. You can typically fill the entire 14 cubic yard trailer to the top rail without exceeding the 1-2 ton limit.

Cardboard Boxes

Old Furniture

Mattresses

Household Trash

Styrofoam

Dried Brush/Branches

The "Space vs. Weight" Balance

It's helpful to visualize the trailer as having two limits: a visible limit (the top rail) and an invisible limit (the weight capacity).

14 Cubic Yards (Volume)

This is the physical space inside the trailer. It's constant for every customer. You get the full bin every time.

Pricing Tiers (Weight)

This determines how much "mass" you can put in that space. Heavy tiers allow you to put denser items in the same amount of space.

PRO TIP

How to Self-Assess

If you can lift a full trash can of your debris comfortably, it's likely a Light/Standard load.

If you struggle to lift a 5-gallon bucket of your debris (like dirt or rock), it is definitely a Heavy load.

Ready to Schedule?

Choose the tier that sounds right. If you're unsure, our drivers can help assess upon arrival, or we can adjust based on the final weight ticket.