Concrete Washout
Pans for Rent.
1.5 or 2.5 Yard
Bubs Disposal runs four types of concrete washouts: two pan sizes and two roll-off sizes. Our pans are 1.5 or 2.5 yards. Both sit on a 7 by 7 foot footprint and take concrete and rebar. We hook the pan to our crane and set it where the shooter or pump truck can reach it. Bigger pour? Go with a 7 or 11 yard roll-off.
A pan sits right where the chute can reach it
Pans are low and square. They set right where you need them, so they fit driveways, footings and tight residential sites. Your crew rinses chutes, pump trucks and tools into the pan instead of onto the ground.
Our truck has a crane. It lifts the pan off the deck and sets it down where you point, then picks it back up when the pour is done.
Pump truck on the job? The 1.5 yard is low enough for the boom to wash out straight into it. The 2.5 works with pump trucks too. Tell us the rig when you book and we will check the reach.
Why Utah keeps calling Bubs Disposal
Two pans, two roll-offs. Pick your washout
Both pans are 7 feet by 7 feet. The 2.5 yard is twice as tall, so it holds about twice the rinses in the same spot. Rinse counts are estimates. They depend on water use, how many chutes, the mix and the operator.
Footings, sidewalks, small slabs and driveways. One pump truck load.
Foundations, basement floors, and residential or light commercial pours with more than one truck.
Commercial pours and busy sites with many trucks. See washout roll-offs.
Which washout pan for your pour
Here is how we usually size the jobs we see most.
Footings and Foundations
A residential footing or foundation pour usually fits a pan. One truck, take the 1.5.
A few trucks, a basement floor or a long pour day, take the 2.5.
Driveways, Sidewalks and Small Slabs
The 1.5 is only 14 inches tall, so it sits beside a driveway pour without taking over the yard.
Rinse the chute and the tools into the pan. The slurry stays in the pan, not on the lawn.
Fenced and Tight Sites
Our crane lifts the pan and sets it down where you point. The truck does not have to back it into place.
Hard spot to describe? Text us a photo or a pin and we will tell you straight if it works.
Bigger Than a Pan
The 2.5 holds about 20 to 30 chute rinses. If your pour needs more than that, a roll-off is the better fit.
Our 7 and 11 yard roll-offs come on the truck like a dumpster and hold about 40 to 80 rinses.
What comes with every pan
Every pan ✓
- Set by our crane where you point
- Chute and pump truck rinse-off
- Concrete and rebar both OK
- Pulled or swapped when it is full
- Hardened concrete crushed into road base
- A clean invoice
What we won’t do ✗
- Landfill your concrete
- Charge extra for normal rebar
- Leave travel off your quote
- Work Sundays (text anyway, you are first on Monday’s route)
Same site, same call: dumpsters, portable toilets and material deliveries come from us too. Just ask.
Crushed into road base, never landfilled
When the pour is done and the concrete has hardened, we pick up the pan. The concrete gets crushed into road base. It does not go to the landfill.
Leave the rebar in. Normal rebar from a washout has no surcharge. If a load runs heavy on rebar, there is an $85 surcharge.
Want the whole trip? Here is where your concrete goes after pickup.
Our page on why you need a concrete washout covers SWPPP and stormwater rules, and who to ask about your own site.
Washout pans across the Wasatch Front and Back
Same-day is often possible and next business day is standard. For a scheduled pour, book 2 to 3 days ahead to lock in your window.
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City, West Valley, West Jordan, Sandy, South Jordan, Murray, Holladay, Cottonwood Heights, Taylorsville, Draper, Riverton, Midvale, Magna, Herriman.
Utah
Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, Springville, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain.
Davis
Bountiful, Layton, Kaysville, Centerville, Farmington, Clearfield, Clinton, Syracuse.
Weber
Ogden, Roy, North Ogden, South Ogden, Riverdale, Pleasant View.
Summit
Park City, Kamas, Coalville, Snyderville Basin. Wasatch Back custom builds and commercial.
Wasatch
Heber, Midway, Charleston, Daniel. Mountain construction and resort builds.
Tooele
Tooele County is on the map. Call or text your address and we will quote it, travel included.
From your phone
to your pour
Mon to Sat, 6am to 6pm. A real person answers.
Tell us the pour
Call or text Bubba at 801-230-5045 with the pour date, the address and the pan you want. Not sure on size? We will pick it with you.
We set the pan
Our crane sets it where the chute or pump truck can reach it. Text us a photo or a pin if the spot is hard to describe.
Text us when it is done
We pull it or swap it. The hardened concrete goes off to be crushed into road base.
Washout pan questions, answered
What size concrete washout pan do I need?
How big is a concrete washout pan?
Can a pump truck wash out into the pan?
Can rebar go in a washout pan?
How much does a washout pan rental cost?
How fast can you deliver a pan?
Does a washout pan help with my SWPPP?
Should I get a pan or a roll‑off?
What happens to the concrete after pickup?
Do you offer Net 30 for contractors?
Book your washout pan withone phone call
Call or text with the pour date and the address. Your quote is calculated for your exact address, travel included, so the number you get is the number you pay.
Mon to Sat, 6am to 6pm. Locally owned and independently operated. 10+ years across the Wasatch Front and Back.Tell us the pour date, the address and which pan. Not sure on size? Say so in the notes and we will pick it with you.