Concrete Projects Depend on Fulltilt

As one of Utah’s largest and most trusted providers of concrete washout services, Fulltilt Dumpster Services delivers what few others can: reliable, compliant solutions for a critical part of every concrete project. With fewer dependable options in the market, we’ve become the go-to partner for contractors who can’t afford downtime, fines, or messy jobsites.

EPA Compliant

EPA-compliant containers built for concrete slurry and waste.

Jobsite Safe

Our washout services keep your site clean and reputation protected.

Hassle Free

Keep your crew focused on the pour and your project on schedule.

Concrete Washout and Pan Sizes

Concrete washouts are designed for concrete trucks to safely clean out at the end of a pour. This keeps your jobsite in full EPA compliance by preventing concrete slurry, which contains high-alkaline, contaminated water, from leaking into the soil, storm drains, or waterways.

11 Yard

Washout

Best for 250 - 300 yards of concrete per pour.

7 Yard

Washout

Best for 150 - 200 yards of concrete per pour.

2 Yard

Concrete Pan

Best for 100 yards of concrete or less per pour.

1 Yard

Pump Truck Pan

Used for cleaning out pump trucks after pumping.

Concrete Washout FAQs

Learn the basics of renting and using concrete washouts and pans for your construction needs.

What is your cancellation or rescheduling policy?

Cancellations or schedule changes are generally allowed, but fees may apply depending on timing and whether the dumpster has already been dispatched.

What is a concrete washout container?

A concrete washout container is a dedicated bin used to collect wet concrete, wash water, and slurry from concrete trucks and tools, helping prevent environmental contamination.

When do I need a concrete washout instead of a dumpster?

A concrete washout is required when disposing of wet concrete or concrete wash water. These materials should never be placed in standard dumpsters.

What materials are allowed in a concrete washout container?

Concrete washout containers are intended for wet concrete residue, slurry, and wash water only. Trash, debris, or other construction waste should not be added.