Collin County, Texas
Roll-Off Dumpster Rental Across Collin County, Texas
We deliver 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40-yard roll-off dumpsters across Collin County on our own trucks from McKinney. Each rental includes 7 days and 2–5 tons. Book by 3 PM for next-day delivery. Check your city below: some cities use one contracted hauler.
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- County seat
- McKinney
- From our yard
- home county
- Towns listed
- 15
- Sizes
- 10–40 yd
- Overage
- $75/ton
- PriceDelivery, pickup, 7 days and 2–5 tons included. Extra weight $75/ton.
- DeliveryBook by 3 PM for next-day delivery in Collin County, 7 AM–5 PM.
- Cities15 Collin County towns listed below, 3 with one contracted hauler.
- PlacementDriveway or private lot, on wooden boards. County road shoulders: see the rule below.
- Not allowedPaint, chemicals, batteries. Mattresses, tires, Freon appliances $50 each.
Which Collin County cities do we deliver to?
We deliver roll-off dumpsters across Collin County. The table lists 15 Collin County cities and towns. 3 of them contract one hauler for all roll-offs inside city limits, so we note that rule with its source. Unincorporated Collin County follows the county rules below.
| City or town | Roll-off delivery |
|---|---|
| McKinney | McKinney is our home city |
| Allen | City contracts one exclusive hauler for roll-offs (city source). We serve nearby areas outside city limits. |
| Anna | City contracts one exclusive hauler for roll-offs (city source). We serve nearby areas outside city limits. |
| Celina | Celina dumpster rental |
| Fairview | Call to confirm delivery and local rules |
| Frisco | City contracts one exclusive hauler for roll-offs (city source). We serve nearby areas outside city limits. |
| Lucas | Call to confirm delivery and local rules |
| Melissa | Call to confirm delivery and local rules |
| Murphy | Call to confirm delivery and local rules |
| Plano | Plano dumpster rental |
| Princeton | Call to confirm delivery and local rules |
| Prosper | Call to confirm delivery and local rules |
| Wylie | Call to confirm delivery and local rules |
| Farmersville | Call to confirm delivery and local rules |
| Parker | Call to confirm delivery and local rules |
Do you need a permit for a dumpster in unincorporated Collin County?
Collin County's Right of Way Use Policy says any work inside county right-of-way needs a permit, including temporary items. Collin County Public Works approves it. A roll-off on your own driveway or lot stays out of that process. If it must sit near a county road, call Public Works at (972) 548-3700 first.
Where does construction and household debris go in Collin County?
Much of the county's trash goes to NTMWD's 121 Regional Disposal Facility in Melissa. NTMWD also runs transfer stations on Custer Road in Plano and Lookout Drive in Richardson. These sites take public and commercial loads by card or account, not cash. The facility named on your scale ticket shows where your load was weighed.
Household hazardous waste
Collin County has no single county-wide chemical drop-off. McKinney and Allen offer home pick-up. Frisco runs a drop-off on Walnut Street by appointment. Keep paint, chemicals and batteries out of the roll-off and use your city's program.
How far is Collin County from our yard?
Our yard is in McKinney, the Collin County seat, so every Collin County address is a short run. Road miles run longer. Book by 3 PM for guaranteed next-day delivery anywhere we serve in Collin County, between 7 AM–5 PM.
Nearest neighboring counties we serve.
Collin County dumpster facts at a glance
These 5 local facts come from official or published sources, each checked on October 21, 2026. They cover household chemicals, local condition, street and permit rule and where debris goes in Collin County. The first card comes from Collin County Right of Way Use Policy, and every card links to its source.
Collin County's Right of Way Use Policy (approved Feb. 1, 2021) says any work inside county right-of-way needs a permit.
It defines a 'facility' as any permanent or temporary non-county improvement placed in the right-of-way. The Director of Public Works approves work; Public Works is at (972) 548-3700.
Source: Collin County Right of Way Use Policy · checked October 21, 2026NTMWD runs the 121 Regional Disposal Facility (landfill) at 3820 Sam Rayburn Hwy, Melissa, plus Custer Road Transfer Station in Plano and Lookout Drive Transfer Station in Richardson. All take public and commercial customers, card or commercial account only, no cash or checks.
The landfill is open Mon–Fri 7–5 and Sat 8–3.
Source: NTMWD Solid Waste Facilities · checked October 21, 2026Residents of NTMWD member cities (Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Plano, Richardson) can drop off household items free twice a month, up to 24 loads a year, with a Texas license and city utility bill. Remodeling waste such as sheetrock, tile, carpet, cabinets and shingles is not free and pays the posted gate rate.
Contractors may not use the free program.
Source: Collin County / NTMWD Acceptable Waste Policy (Jan. 2020) · checked October 21, 2026TCEQ lists no single county-wide HHW site for Collin County. Programs are city-run: McKinney and Allen offer home pick-up, Frisco runs a drop-off at 6616 Walnut St by appointment, and Celina, Lavon, Murphy, Anna and Wylie held fall 2026 collection events for their own residents.
Source: TCEQ Household Hazardous Waste Contacts (updated 9/15/2026) · checked October 21, 2026After the Dec. 26, 2015 tornado, Collin County paid landfill costs for residents hauling storm debris to the NTMWD landfill in Melissa.
Pickups with trailers entered free, but roll-off, dump and box trucks paid the normal rate.
Source: CBS News Texas: Collin County Expands Free Landfill Access To Residents Clearing Tornado Debris (Dec. 30, 2015) · checked October 21, 2026Collin County dumpster questions
Can I take remodeling debris free to the NTMWD sites in Collin County?
The free twice-monthly drop-off is only for household items from Allen, Frisco, McKinney, Plano and Richardson residents. Sheetrock, tile, carpet, cabinets and shingles pay the gate rate. A roll-off keeps a full remodel in one place on your driveway.
Can I put a dumpster beside a Collin County road outside city limits?
The county's right-of-way policy says work in county right-of-way needs a Public Works permit. Placing the roll-off on your own property avoids that step. Call Collin County Public Works if there is no room off the road.
Did Collin County ever cover landfill costs for storm cleanup?
After the December 2015 tornado, the county paid landfill costs for residents hauling storm debris in pickups and trailers. Roll-off and dump trucks still paid the normal rate then. Check with the county after any new storm before you plan around it.
Book a dumpster in Collin County
Tell us the address. We confirm the local rules, the size and the price before the truck leaves.
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