Concrete Washout Containers in Lexington, KY
10-yard sealed containers for commercial and industrial concrete washout. Delivery, exchanges, and removal coordinated around your project.
Service begins the first week of December 2026. Call or text 859-230-2185 to discuss upcoming projects and schedule delivery.
Dedicated Containment for Concrete Washout
Rubble Jockey provides 10-yard sealed washout containers for commercial, industrial, and public construction projects.
Purpose-built MAC containers collect concrete washwater and residue without requiring a disposable liner.
We coordinate placement and exchanges with your superintendent around pour schedules, site access, and designated washout areas. Service includes delivery, exchanges, and removal of solidified washout material for disposal.
Purpose-Built Washout Containers
A sealed steel washout container provides reusable containment without building and dismantling a temporary lined washout area.
For projects with repeated concrete pours, a dedicated container gives crews an established washout location. Rubble Jockey handles exchanges and removal as material accumulates.
Standard debris dumpsters are designed for solid waste and may allow washwater to escape through door gaps or seams. Our washout containers use a sealed rear door designed for this application.
Like any washout system, the container still needs inspections, capacity checks, and room for rainfall. We’ll coordinate exchange timing with your site team.
Placement & Access
We coordinate washout container placement around your designated washout area, equipment access, and truck routes.
Let us know where crews will wash out chutes, pumps, and tools, along with any delivery restrictions or surfaces you want protected. We confirm truck clearance and ground conditions before placement and discuss access concerns with your site team.
Please keep the approach available for exchanges. If pour locations or site access change as construction progresses, call or text so we can coordinate the next placement.
Material & Pickup Preparation
EPA concrete washout guidance recommends taking action when a washout exceeds 75% capacity to help prevent overflow.
Please keep general construction debris, paint, solvents, oil, and other waste separate. If your project involves mortar, grout, or another washout material, call or text so we can confirm acceptance before use.
EPA concrete washout guidance recommends corrective action when a container exceeds 75% capacity. Please contact us before it approaches that level so we can coordinate treatment and an exchange around your upcoming pours. Both accumulated solids and liquid count toward capacity.
Your site team should check the container daily and after heavy rain, allowing additional capacity for anticipated rainfall. Material must be solidified before removal. When needed, we can apply a solidifying agent; an additional treatment charge applies.
Washout Capacity for Active Pours
Projects with consecutive pours or multiple concrete crews may benefit from more than one washout container on site.
A second container can receive washout while material in another is being prepared for removal. Separate containers may also serve different washout locations as work progresses.
Share your busiest anticipated pour days and the crews or equipment needing washout access. We’ll discuss container availability and exchange timing with your superintendent so washout capacity is considered before the work begins.
Scheduling & Exchanges
Rubble Jockey coordinates washout delivery and exchanges around your pour schedule, with up to 28 days included per service cycle.
Share your project address, anticipated pour dates, and site contact. We’ll discuss container needs and access so your team can plan washout service alongside the concrete work.
If another container is needed before the cycle ends, call or text to arrange an exchange. Each exchange begins a new billed service cycle. When the project no longer needs washout service, contact us to schedule final removal.
EPA Guidance for Concrete Washout
EPA recommends planned washout locations, regular inspections, and capacity management to help keep concrete washwater contained.
Its concrete washout guidance recommends:
- Placement: Locate washout facilities at least 50 feet from storm drains, open ditches, and waterways.
- Inspections: Check daily and after heavy rain for leaks, damage, and remaining capacity.
- Capacity: Take corrective action when the washout exceeds 75% capacity. Arrange service before reaching that point.
- Rain preparation: Lower liquid levels or cover the washout before heavy rain to help prevent overflow.
We coordinate delivery and exchanges around your project’s washout plan. Your site team manages inspections and site-specific requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Find answers about washout containment, accepted materials, exchanges, and pickup preparation.
Do these containers require a disposable liner?
No. The purpose-built MAC containers have a sealed rear door and do not require a disposable liner for concrete washout service.
Can we use a regular dumpster for concrete washwater?
Standard debris dumpsters are intended for solid waste and may leak through door gaps or seams. Request a dedicated washout container when collecting concrete washwater and residue.
Does the material need to be solidified before pickup?
Yes. Material must be solidified before removal. If treatment is needed, we can apply a solidifying agent for an additional charge.
Can we request an exchange before 28 days?
Yes. Call or text before the container reaches capacity so we can coordinate an exchange around material condition and your pour schedule. Each exchange starts a new billed cycle.
Can we put other construction waste in the container?
No. Please keep general debris, paint, solvents, oil, and other waste separate. Contact us before adding mortar, grout, or another washout material so we can confirm acceptance.
Does renting a washout container make our site compliant?
No. The container supports your project’s washout plan. Your site team remains responsible for placement approval, inspections, capacity management, and applicable project requirements.
Can you provide multiple washout containers for a larger project?
Yes, subject to availability. Share your pour schedule and washout locations so we can coordinate container placement and exchanges with your superintendent.
Do you provide disposal records for project documentation?
Yes. Scale tickets and invoices are available for your project records. Let us know before service begins if your team needs purchase order numbers or specific references included.
Where do you provide concrete washout container service?
We serve commercial, industrial, and public construction projects in Lexington, Versailles, Georgetown, Paris, Winchester, and Nicholasville, KY. Call or text with your jobsite address and anticipated pour dates so we can confirm availability and coordinate delivery.
When should we arrange washout service for a project?
Contact Rubble Jockey during project planning or before your first concrete pour. Share your anticipated pour schedule, washout locations, and site access requirements so we can coordinate delivery and discuss whether multiple containers would help maintain washout capacity.