Concrete & Dirt Haul-Away in Woodland

What we take

Dump Ninja Junk Removal hauls concrete and dirt in Woodland. The slab’s already broken, the patio’s already in pieces, the dirt’s already piled up from a landscaping project. That’s where we come in. We bring the labor, the wheelbarrows, and the 21-yard truck, and we take the heavy stuff away.

Let’s be straight about one thing first. Dump Ninja doesn’t break the slab. Cutting or breaking concrete is licensed contractor work. What we do is haul what’s already in pieces, and we do a lot of it around Woodland.

Here’s what goes in the truck on a concrete and dirt job:

• Broken concrete from driveways, patios, walkways, and footings
• Pavers, stepping stones, and flagstone
• Brick, cinder block, and retaining-wall block
• Dirt, fill, and topsoil from a pool dig or a new patio
• Sod and clay from a lawn conversion
• Gravel, rock, decomposed granite, and river rock
• Asphalt chunks from a driveway rebuild
• Old planters, concrete benches, and birdbaths
• Sandbags and leftover bagged material

Rebar, mesh, and mixed piles

Concrete with rebar or wire mesh still in it is fine. We load it as it sits. If your pile is mixed with wood, drywall, or green waste, we’ll haul that too, but it helps to keep it separate. Clean concrete can go to a recycler that crushes it into road base. Mixed piles go to the landfill. Sorting it before we get there keeps more of it out of the landfill and keeps the quote quicker.

What we can’t take

Asbestos, medical waste, ammunition, and wet-cell batteries. Paint, chemicals, and solvents in limited quantities. Ask us, and we’ll tell you where the larger amounts go in Yolo County.

How it works

A concrete and dirt haul-away from Dump Ninja in Woodland runs the same four steps as any other job. The only difference is how we price it, and we’ll explain that in person.

1. You call, text, or book online. Tell us what the pile is, roughly how big it is, and where it sits. A photo by text is a big help on heavy material because it lets us bring the right tools.
2. We come look. Two people in uniform, on the day we agreed. We size up the pile, check how close the truck can get, and figure out whether it’s one trip or two.
3. We name the price on site. One number for the whole job, before a single shovel goes in. If you say no, we leave. No charge for the look.
4. If you say go, we load, sweep, and leave. Shovels, wheelbarrows, and buckets for the dirt. Hands and a hand truck for the big chunks. Then a broom and a blower across the spot so it doesn’t look like a construction site.

Heavy jobs are slower than a couch pickup, and we’ll tell you an honest window. A small paver pile takes under an hour. A whole driveway’s worth of broken concrete takes a good part of a morning and more than one trip. We schedule the trips back to back so you’re not waiting on us for days.

What it costs

Dump Ninja prices concrete and dirt in Woodland differently from junk, and it’s worth understanding why. Most junk is priced by volume: how much room it takes in the truck. Concrete, brick, dirt, and gravel are heavy for their size. A pile that looks small can weigh more than a full load of furniture. So heavy material is priced by weight, and we work that out on site at your Woodland home.

What’s included:

• The labor. Two people, loading by hand, shovel, and wheelbarrow.
• The sweep-up. Dirt and gravel leave a mess behind, and we clean it.
• The hauling, and the dump or recycling fees at the other end.
• Recycling where the material allows it. Clean concrete goes to be crushed into road base when we can separate it out.

What can add to the price: stairs or a steep path between the pile and the truck. A pile we can’t get the truck close to. Anything mixed in that has to be sorted out first. We handle all of it. You get the whole number on site, before anything moves. No load ladder on the website, no number from a photo, no surprise when the truck’s full.

If your job also has ordinary junk, an old grill, a shed’s worth of boxes, a fridge with its environmental fee, we quote it all together in one number.

Why Woodland homeowners call Dump Ninja

Because heavy material is the job nobody wants to do twice. Woodland homeowners try one weekend with a borrowed truck, feel it on Monday, and call Dump Ninja for the rest. We bring two people and the right tools, and we sweep when we’re done.

“Jeremy did such an excellent job cleaning up my messy side yard and removing old heavy planters, rocks, dirt, and dead plants. It was a great price for the amount of labor and quantity he loaded up for the dump.” — Teresa Cajandig, Google

“They went the extra mile with cleaning up all the dirt left behind” — Leonardo Angulo, Google

Roman, Fabian, Rich, or Jeremy, whoever’s on the truck, the job goes the same way. Dump Ninja is a local crew on Matmor Road in Woodland with 5.0 stars across 470 Google reviews and a BBB A+ rating, and we’re fully insured on every job, which matters more when the load is heavy.

We’re also honest about the line. If your slab isn’t broken yet, we’ll tell you that’s a licensed contractor’s job and we’ll haul the pieces when it’s done. That’s not us being fussy. It’s us not pretending to be something we aren’t.

Where we serve

Dump Ninja runs both trucks out of Matmor Road in Woodland, and the Yolo County Central Landfill on County Road 28H is a few minutes away. That short loop is what makes heavy material work: we can dump a load of concrete and be back at your Woodland driveway for the second trip inside the hour.

Davis is about twenty minutes down Highway 113, and we’re there nearly every day. West Sacramento is a straight run down I-5. Knights Landing, Yolo, and Zamora are quick trips north, and Esparto is an easy drive west on Highway 16. Winters and Dixon are a little farther out, and we still get there on a regular basis. Anywhere in Yolo County with a pile of broken concrete or dirt, Dump Ninja can be there.

We don’t serve Elk Grove, Roseville, or Fairfield. If you’re outside our area, we’ll say so on the first call.