Weigh Your Truck at Our Tampa Yard

Accurate weights protect both buyers and the yard. When you purchase recycled concrete, asphalt millings, or fill by the ton, our certified scale documents the net weight of your load. That keeps invoices clear and helps contractors reconcile materials delivered to the jobsite.

Weighing also supports safe loading. Knowing axle and gross weights helps drivers stay within legal limits on Tampa Bay roads. If you are picking up materials and returning with a roll-off or debris load on another trip, call ahead so we can sequence scale traffic efficiently.

Our facility at 5011 N. Clark St., Tampa, FL 33614 serves Hillsborough County and greater Tampa Bay. Pair scale visits with material pickup, or ask about roll-off dumpster rental service if you also need debris containers. For pricing on specific products, request a quote or browse the materials catalog.

First time here? Arrive during Monday–Friday hours (7:00am–5:00pm), follow yard signs to the scale, and have your order or ticket ready. Staff can direct you to the correct stockpile after weigh-in. Call (813) 373-6467 if you need directions or want to confirm the scale is clear before you arrive.

Weigh tickets are part of how Tampa Bay contractors document recycled material quantities for billing and job costing. Keep your ticket with project records, especially on multi-load deliveries.

Empty and loaded weights are recorded so net tonnage is clear for recycled concrete, millings, and fill. If you arrive with a partially loaded truck or a trailer that was already used on another site, tell the scale attendant — unusual starting weights can confuse the ticket if they are not noted. For oversized equipment or tandem setups, call (813) 373-6467 before you leave the jobsite so we can confirm the scale can handle your configuration during Monday–Friday hours.

Contractors who buy material and haul debris the same week often schedule weigh-ins around dumpster exchanges. Ask about roll-off dumpster rental service when you call; coordinating both trips from one Tampa recycling center reduces wasted drive time across Hillsborough County.