Let’s take a closer look at numbers themselves.
Assume a tower crane costs $350 per hour and your crew loses two crane hours a week waiting on small-capacity bins. That’s $700 gone—every week—plus labor idle time while workers stand by.
Now factor in one day of project overrun at $10,000 in general-condition costs. In a single month, delays can eclipse $15,000.
A BOXhaul costs a fraction of that. By hauling bigger loads in fewer cycles and eliminating manual dumping tasks, many contractors report payback in four to six weeks:
- Crane time reclaimed: 1.5–2 hours per week
- Labor savings: One less ground hand during dumps
- Maintenance avoided: No hydraulic parts to service or replace
Add the soft savings, fewer claims, cleaner sites, happier inspectors—and the ROI only improves.