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Demolition Dumpster Rental in North Texas
16-yard roll-offs built for tear-out debris — drywall, lumber, cabinets, tile, brick, and concrete — in Honey Grove, Bonham, Paris, Greenville, Sherman, Denison, and across Fannin, Lamar, and Hunt counties. Flat pricing from $300 with delivery, pickup, and 2 tons of disposal included.
Same-day drop
Call by 10 AM and the bin is usually on site the same day.
Heavy-debris ready
Concrete, brick, and tile welcome — we plan the tonnage with you.
Mid-job swaps
Full bin out, empty bin in on the same trip so demo never stops.
Demolition jobs we haul for
- • Kitchen and bathroom gut jobs
- • Interior wall, drywall, and ceiling tear-out
- • Flooring, tile, and subfloor removal
- • Shed, carport, and detached garage tear-downs
- • Deck, fence, and patio cover demolition
- • Mobile home and outbuilding cleanup
- • Concrete driveway and sidewalk breakout
- • Fire and water damage tear-out
Sizing a demolition bin by weight, not volume
Demo debris is dense. A 16-yard bin has plenty of room, but weight is what determines how many pulls a job needs. Rough planning numbers:
- • Drywall & lumber: light — one bin covers a full gut
- • Tile & plaster: moderate — expect near 2 tons
- • Brick: ~1.3 tons per cubic yard
- • Concrete: ~1.5 tons per cubic yard — fill line only
Tell us the material mix when you book and we'll set the fill line so the load stays legal on the road and you don't get a surprise overage.
Before you start demo
Structures built before 1980 may contain asbestos in flooring, mastic, insulation, or popcorn ceilings. Texas requires an assessment before demolition on many buildings, and that material can't ride in a standard roll-off. Pull permits with your city or county first, then schedule the bin for day one of the tear-out.
How a demolition rental works
- 1Tell us the debris mix — drywall and lumber, or masonry and concrete — so we can plan tonnage.
- 2Reserve the roll-off and pick your placement spot; we set it where the crew can load directly.
- 3We deliver same-day or next-day so demo starts on schedule.
- 4Load level with the top rail, then call or text for pickup — or a same-trip swap on multi-pull jobs.
What's included
- Delivery and pickup in the flat rate
- 2 tons of disposal included
- 1-day ($300) or 3-day ($375) rental windows
- Placement where your crew needs it
- Same-trip swaps on multi-pull jobs
- Overage billed at landfill rate — no markup
Book your dumpster in about 60 seconds
Demo crews running multiple tear-outs a week get standing pull days, priority swaps, and one point of contact on a recurring account.
Frequently asked questions
What size dumpster do I need for a demolition job?
A 16-yard roll-off handles most residential demolition: a kitchen or bath gut, a single-car garage or shed tear-down, or interior wall and flooring removal. Heavy material like concrete and brick fills the weight allowance long before the volume, so plan multiple pulls instead of one overloaded bin.
Can I put concrete, brick, and tile in a demolition dumpster?
Yes, but tell us at booking. Concrete and masonry run roughly 1.5 tons per cubic yard, so we load those to a safe fill line and swap the bin rather than exceeding legal transport weight.
How much does a demolition dumpster cost in North Texas?
Our 16-yard roll-off starts at $300 for 1 day and $375 for 3 days, including delivery, pickup, and 2 tons of disposal. Weight above 2 tons is billed at the landfill's per-ton rate with no markup.
How fast can you deliver to a demo site?
Call by 10 AM and we can usually place a bin the same day across Fannin, Lamar, and Hunt counties, so your crew starts demo on schedule.
Can you swap bins mid-demolition?
Yes. On multi-pull jobs we haul the full bin and set an empty one on the same trip so the crew keeps working instead of waiting.
What can't go in a demolition dumpster?
Asbestos-containing material, paint and solvents, fuel, propane tanks, tires, batteries, and refrigerant appliances all need separate handling. If your structure predates 1980, get an asbestos assessment before demo starts.