Commercial & Construction Dumpster Rental in Paris, TX — $375 Flat

Paris is one of the busiest job markets we serve. Between remodels off Clarksville Street, retail turnovers along the Loop 286 corridor, roof replacements after North Texas hail, and new residential builds on the edges of town, crews here need a bin that shows up when it is promised and leaves when it is full.

We run 16-yard roll-offs — the size that fits a single-lane driveway or a tight jobsite pad without taking a whole parking row, while still swallowing a full residential tear-out or a week of framing scrap.

• General contractors and remodelers running multi-week builds
• Roofing crews hauling shingle tear-off
• Property managers and landlords turning over units
• Retail and restaurant buildouts and closeouts
• Fence, deck, and concrete removal crews
• Estate and commercial cleanout companies

We deliver throughout Paris plus Reno, Blossom, Deport, Roxton, Sumner, Petty, Powderly, Chicota, and the surrounding Lamar County communities. Honey Grove is about 35 minutes out on US-82, so Paris sits well inside our daily route — most mornings a truck is already headed that direction.

Common Paris drop zones: the Loop 286 retail corridor, downtown storefronts and alleys around the plaza and Clarksville Street, the Lamar Avenue business strip, medical and office work near Paris Regional, campus and rental turnovers by Paris Junior College, and new residential builds pushing out toward Reno and Pine Mill Road.

For residential work in town, see dumpster rental in Paris, TX. Crews working several counties can also compare our construction dumpster rental page or set standing pulls on a contractor account.

A 16-yard roll-off needs roughly 60 feet of straight approach, 10–12 feet of width, and 22 feet of overhead clearance to tilt off the truck. On private property — driveways, pads, or a parking lot corner — no permit is involved. If the bin has to occupy a public street or right-of-way downtown, the City of Paris requires a permit pulled by the owner or general contractor, and we'll schedule around whatever window it allows.

Downtown alleys behind Clarksville Street and the plaza are tight but workable — we place boards under the rails to protect older concrete and brick aprons, and we set the bin doors toward the load side so your crew isn't walking material around the bin all week.

National brokers sell the bin and subcontract the haul, which is why a Paris jobsite can end up with a truck out of Dallas, a two-day delivery window, and a fuel or environmental surcharge nobody quoted. We own the truck and the bins, dispatch from Fannin County, and answer the same number that took your booking: 903-449-2818.

That matters most when the schedule slips. A framing inspection moves, rain pushes a tear-off, a tenant clears out late — one call reschedules the pull instead of re-entering an order in a broker's portal. Pricing stays flat: $300 for 1 day, $375 for 3 days, $415 for 7, with 2 tons included and any overage billed at the landfill's per-ton rate with no markup.