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Share the San Francisco address, whether the soil is clean or mixed, and roughly how much dirt you need hauled.
Full-service haul-away or DIY rental
Have soil hauled from a San Francisco yard, excavation or job site. Eco-Dumpster loads and removes the dirt for you, or you can rent a 7 or 10 yard Eco-Dumpster and load it yourself. Dirt is dense—hauling is by the cubic yard.


Fast, simple request
Share your contact details and a short description of the soil. Mention whether it is clean fill or mixed with concrete or debris, and whether you want full-service loading or a dirt bin.
The pile
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Cleared siteDirt is dense and heavy
Dirt removal is tiring work. Soil is dense, so it takes sturdy equipment and trucks built for the weight. A conventional dump truck carries about 4 to 7 cubic yards depending on composition and moisture. A 10-wheeler can take up to 14 cubic yards in one load.
A Ford F-150 is typically meant to carry about half a ton. Dirt weighs about a ton or more per cubic yard. If you still want to load it yourself, a 7 or 10 yard Eco-Dumpster dirt bin is the safer option.
A straightforward process
Call 650-367-7644 or request online. Eco-Dumpster provides free quotes and onsite estimates, then loads with a shovel, a 36-inch tractor or a skid steer depending on the job.
Share the San Francisco address, whether the soil is clean or mixed, and roughly how much dirt you need hauled.
The driver reviews access and volume and gives an upfront estimate before loading begins.
Shovel work for smaller or delicate jobs, a 36-inch tractor through side gates, or a skid steer on larger piles.
Soil leaves in dump trucks or a 10-wheeler. Mixed debris may be custom-priced or billed by the ton.
Soils we haul
Tell us what is in the pile. Clean, uncontaminated soil can often be reused as fill. Dirt mixed with garbage, concrete or rock is handled differently. Chemically contaminated soils are not accepted.
Organic material without garbage or concrete. If it is uncontaminated, it may be suitable for reuse or fill.
Soil mixed with garbage, chunks of concrete or rock. Material like this may need landfill and may not screen for reuse.
When debris is intermingled in the soil, a custom price may apply, or the load may be charged by the ton.
Used for roughly less than 5 cubic yards, delicate landscape, or tight access. The driver gives an upfront estimate.
A compact loader that fits through most side gates and loads bins without tiring the crew the way hand work does.
A highly maneuverable loader for larger projects. It turns in tight spaces and moves dirt into the Eco-Dumpster quickly.
Please note: Eco-Dumpster does not take soils contaminated by chemicals. Describe mixed debris, moisture and access in your request so the estimate is based on the right material.
Free quotes, onsite estimates
Because dirt is dense, volume matters more than a pickup-truck guess. Conventional dump trucks carry about 4 to 7 cubic yards depending on composition and moisture. A 10-wheeler can carry up to 14 cubic yards per load.
If the soil is mixed with debris, a custom price may apply or the load may be charged by the ton. You receive a free quote, and the driver can give an onsite estimate before work starts.
Request a Free EstimateLoading, DIY bins and reuse
Smaller San Francisco jobs and delicate landscape are loaded by shovel into Eco-Dumpster bins. A 36-inch-wide tractor loader fits most side gates. Larger piles are handled with a skid steer or bobcat.
Prefer to load it yourself? Optional 7 or 10 yard dirt bins keep the weight on equipment built for soil instead of a pickup. Clean, uncontaminated soil may be reused as fill, mixed into planting beds with compost, or used to add elevation in a yard.

From real jobs
Photos come from Eco-Dumpster dirt and mixed-soil jobs—indoor piles, skid-steer loading, and the site after haul-away.
Mixed dirt and rock
Skid steer and Eco-Dumpster
Clean soil
Loaded out and sweptLocal experience
Eco-Dumpster is based at 2397 Spring St, Redwood City, CA 94063. The company grew from the JunkGeneral operation and a hands-on approach to hauling. Call 650-367-7644 to talk through dirt at a San Francisco property.
This page is for dirt removal in San Francisco—full-service haul-away or a DIY Eco-Dumpster, with loading matched to the pile and the access.
Frequently asked questions
If the soil is mixed, the access is tight, or you are choosing between full service and a dirt bin, include that in the request or call the team.
Both. Eco-Dumpster can load and haul dirt for you, or you can rent a 7 or 10 yard dirt bin and load it yourself. Duration and size fields are not part of this request form—describe what you need in the message, or call 650-367-7644.
Dirt is dense. Conventional dump trucks carry about 4 to 7 cubic yards depending on soil composition and moisture. A 10-wheeler can carry up to 14 cubic yards in one load. Hauling is by the cubic yard.
Clean soil is organic material without garbage or concrete. If it is uncontaminated, it may be suitable for reuse or fill. Dirty soil mixed with garbage, concrete or rock may need landfill and may not be able to be screened for reuse. Mixed debris may be custom-priced or charged by the ton.
No. Eco-Dumpster does not take soils contaminated by chemicals.
For roughly less than 5 cubic yards, or for delicate landscape and tight access, the crew loads by shovel. The driver gives an upfront estimate. A 36-inch-wide tractor loader is used for tight side gates. A skid steer or bobcat is used on larger jobs.
A pickup is a poor DIY choice for dirt. Dirt weighs about a ton or more per cubic yard, while a Ford F-150 is typically rated around half a ton. If you still want to load it yourself, a 7 or 10 yard Eco-Dumpster dirt bin is the better option.
Dirt hauling is by the cubic yard. Mixed debris intermingled in the soil may be custom-priced or charged by the ton. Eco-Dumpster provides a free quote and onsite estimates. Call 650-367-7644 or request a quote on this page.
Yes. Eco-Dumpster offers free quotes and onsite estimates for dirt removal in San Francisco. Call 650-367-7644 or use the request form.
Start your local request
Tell us about the soil at your San Francisco property. We’ll follow up with a free quote and, when needed, an onsite estimate before loading.