When you need gravel delivered, a site cleared, or debris hauled away, the last thing you want is to track down a separate hauling company. Scheduling two crews for one job adds time and cost. And if the hauler runs late, the whole project stalls.
That is why "Truck Service" is in our name. We run our own dump trucks. Hauling is not a favor we call in. It is work we do ourselves, the same way we pour concrete ourselves.
Whether you need a load of gravel delivered, clean fill removed, or old concrete debris cleared off a job site, we have the equipment and the drivers to get it done across the Metro East.
What Dump Truck Hauling Means and How We Approach It
Dump truck hauling covers a range of material handling jobs. We haul materials in and we haul materials out.
Hauling in means delivering gravel, crushed stone, topsoil, fill dirt, and base material to a site. When we prep for a new driveway or concrete pad, we bring in the right base material ourselves. No delivery delays from a third party.
Hauling out means removing what does not belong. That includes broken concrete from a tear-out, excess dirt from an excavation, debris from a demolition, or leftover rock from a grading job.
Because we run our own trucks, we control the schedule. We do not wait on a hauling subcontractor. That matters when a driveway replacement is weather-dependent or a pool excavation needs the dirt moved the same day.
We also take standalone hauling jobs. If you have gravel that needs moving, a dirt pile that needs clearing, or debris from a project you handled yourself, we can come out, load up, and haul it away without you needing to book a full concrete job.
When You Need Dump Truck Hauling
Here are the situations where customers call us for hauling:
Clearing a job site before construction. You are adding a garage, a shed, or a driveway extension. The ground needs clearing and the excess material has to go somewhere. We haul it out so the build can start clean.
Gravel delivery for a driveway or base. Some properties need gravel laid before concrete goes down. Others need gravel for a parking area or farm lane. We deliver and spread the material.
Demolition debris removal. You broke up an old patio or crumbling steps. Now there is a pile of broken concrete sitting in the yard. We come load it and take it away. If you need us to do the demolition too, we handle that in-house. See our Concrete Demolition & Haul-Away service for details.
Dirt and fill movement after excavation. Pool digs, grading projects, and drainage work all create large amounts of displaced soil. We move that material off-site so it does not become a problem on your property.
Our Process for Dump Truck Hauling
Step 1 - Assessment and scheduling. Tell us what you need moved, where it is, and where it needs to go. We look at the job, confirm the material type and volume, and schedule a haul date.
Step 2 - Mobilization. We bring the right truck for the job. Not every hauling job is the same. Volume and material type determine what we send.
Step 3 - Loading and transport. We load the material and haul it to the correct destination. Debris goes to the right disposal site. Delivered material goes to the right spot on your property.
Step 4 - Cleanup and confirmation. We leave the site clean. If the hauling job is part of a larger concrete project, we move directly into the next phase of work without waiting on outside logistics.
For hauling that feeds into a concrete pour or site prep job, this all happens in sequence with one crew. That is how we keep concrete projects on schedule. For details on how we use hauling to support grading and base prep work, see our Site Prep & Grading page.
What Dump Truck Hauling Costs
Hauling costs depend on a few factors: the type of material, the volume, the haul distance, and whether the job requires multiple loads or trips.
Gravel and fill delivery pricing reflects material cost plus the haul. Debris removal pricing depends on volume and disposal fees at the receiving site.
We do not give accurate quotes over the phone without knowing the job. If you are dealing with a pile of broken concrete, a site that needs gravel, or dirt that needs to move before construction starts, call us. We will come out, look at the job, and give you a clear price before any work starts.
Estimates are free, and there is no pressure to book.
Call us at 618-514-2663 or reach out to request a free estimate.
Where We Work
We haul across St. Clair, Madison, and Monroe County. That includes the O'Fallon and Belleville corridor in St. Clair County, the Edwardsville and Collinsville area in Madison County, and down through Waterloo and Columbia in Monroe County.
If you are in the Metro East and not sure whether we cover your location, give us a call. We can confirm coverage quickly.
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Related Services
Dump truck hauling connects directly to several of the other services we run in-house. If your project involves more than a haul, these pages explain how we handle the full scope.
Concrete Demolition & Haul-Away We break up old driveways, patios, and slabs, then haul the debris away. Because we own the trucks, demolition and removal happen with the same crew.
Site Prep & Grading Base prep and grading before a concrete pour. We grade the site, bring in base material, and compact it properly. Hauling is part of how we move dirt and material during this phase.
Inground Pool Construction Pool excavations produce large volumes of displaced soil. We move that material with our own trucks as part of the dig, keeping the pool project on schedule.
Concrete / Gunite Pool Build Concrete and gunite pools built in-house. The excavation, the pour, and the haul-off are all handled by one crew.