Fort Worth, Tarrant County, TX
Roll-Off Dumpster Rental in Fort Worth, Texas
Pioneer delivers 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 yard roll-off dumpsters to Fort Worth with its own trucks and drivers. Fort Worth's monthly bulk pickup will not take shingles, wallboard or lumber. A roll-off covers the remodel and roofing debris the city leaves at the curb.
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- County
- Tarrant
- From our yard
- about 55 mi
- Sizes
- 10–40 yd
- Book by
- 3 PM for next day
- Overage
- $75/ton
- PriceDelivery, pickup, 7 days and 2–5 tons included. Extra weight $75/ton, by the pound.
- DeliveryBook by 3 PM for next-day delivery to Fort Worth, 7 AM–5 PM.
- SizeGarage cleanout: 15-yard. Kitchen or most roofs: 20-yard. Concrete: 10-yard.
- PlacementDriveway, on wooden boards. Street spots: check the city rule below.
- Not allowedPaint, chemicals, batteries. Mattresses, tires, Freon appliances $50 each.
Who can place a roll-off dumpster in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth requires roll-off haulers to hold a Grant of Privilege agreement and a permit for each truck before they place a dumpster inside city limits. Before we schedule a Fort Worth delivery, we confirm your address and the city's hauler rule. Addresses outside city limits follow Tarrant County rules instead.
Source: Solid Waste Grant of Privilege FAQ (City of Fort Worth Environmental Services, 2025), checked October 21, 2026.
Do you need a dumpster permit in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth Transportation and Public Works issues temporary street use permits for putting things in a city street. TPW lists a $112.50 fee and a 3–5 business day lead time. It also asks for insurance and a traffic control plan. Confirm with TPW before a street drop, and keep the roll-off on your driveway when you can.
Fort Worth requires private waste haulers, roll-off companies included, to sign a Grant of Privilege agreement. Each hauler truck needs its own city permit. Street closures need the Senior Traffic Engineer's approval first.
Where does debris from Fort Worth go?
Fort Worth owns the Southeast Landfill on Salt Road in southeast Fort Worth. Loads too big for city drop-off stations go there. Fees run by the ton, with a one-ton minimum. Your scale ticket names the facility where your load was weighed, so you can see exactly where it went.
For items that don't belong in a roll-off
Paint, pool chemicals and batteries go to the Environmental Collection Center on Bridge Street. It is open Thursday through Saturday with proof of residence. Monthly bulk pickup takes one pile up to 10 cubic yards. Drop-off stations take up to five cubic yards of small remodel waste a month.
What should I know about a remodel in Fairmount or another Fort Worth historic district?
Fort Worth has designated historic districts, such as Fairmount, Mistletoe Heights, Chase Court and Elizabeth Boulevard. Remodels in these older homes often produce lath, plaster and old lumber. City bulk pickup refuses that kind of debris. Drop-off stations cap remodel waste at five cubic yards a month. A 10 or 15 yard roll-off on the driveway handles most room remodels. We lay boards under the rails to protect the drive.
Which dumpster sizes deliver to Fort Worth?
All five sizes deliver to Fort Worth: 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40-yard. Each includes delivery, pickup, 7 days and 2 to 5 tons. Extra weight is $75 per ton, billed by the pound from the landfill scale ticket that comes with your invoice.
Where do we deliver in Fort Worth?
We deliver across Fort Worth ZIP codes 76112, 76140. The run from our McKinney yard is about 55 miles. Tell us the exact drop spot when you book: driveway side, gate code, or anything low overhead. The driver texts or calls 20–30 minutes before arriving, so you don't need to wait at home.
North
- Stockyards
Central
- Fairmount (Fairmount/Southside)
- Mistletoe Heights
- Elizabeth Boulevard
- Chase Court
East
- Central Handley
- Historic Carver Heights
Fort Worth dumpster rental questions
Will Fort Worth bulk pickup take my old shingles and drywall?
Fort Worth's bulk program does not take construction debris like shingles, wallboard or lumber. Its drop-off stations also refuse roofing material. A roll-off is the usual way to clear a roofing or remodel job.
How much does the Fort Worth street use permit cost?
Fort Worth TPW lists a $112.50 temporary street use permit fee. Plan on at least 3–5 business days. You also need insurance naming the city and a traffic control plan.
Can I take remodel trash to a Fort Worth drop-off station instead?
Residents with a city trash account may bring five cubic yards of small repair waste monthly. The stations refuse concrete, tile, dirt and roofing. Bigger jobs fit better in a roll-off.
Where do I take old paint from my Fort Worth house?
Take it to the Environmental Collection Center at 6400 Bridge Street. It is open Thursday and Friday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bring a water bill or driver's license.
Does a roll-off company need a city permit to work in Fort Worth?
Fort Worth requires private haulers, roll-off companies included, to sign a Grant of Privilege agreement. Each truck needs its own city permit. The rule comes from the Environmental Services Solid Waste Division.
Fort Worth dumpster facts at a glance
These 7 local facts come from official or published sources, each checked on October 21, 2026. They cover bulk and brush pickup, household chemicals, local condition, street and permit rule and where debris goes in Fort Worth. The first card comes from Solid Waste Grant of Privilege FAQ (City of Fort Worth Environmental Services, 2025), and every card links to its source.
Fort Worth's Grant of Privilege (GOP) program requires private haulers that collect or transport solid waste in the city to sign a GOP agreement and get a permit for each vehicle. Container rental fees for dumpsters and roll-offs of all sizes are subject to the GOP hauler fee of 10% of gross revenue, paid quarterly.
Application fee $25; first vehicle permit $135; each added vehicle $50. Program is non-exclusive.
Operating without an agreement can bring citations up to $2,000 per day. Office: Environmental Services, Solid Waste Division (grantofprivilege@fortworthtexas.gov).
Source: Solid Waste Grant of Privilege FAQ (City of Fort Worth Environmental Services, 2025) · checked October 21, 2026Fort Worth Transportation and Public Works (TPW) Right-of-Way Permits handles temporary street use requests. Permit fee $112.50.
Requests need at least 3-5 business days lead time. A certificate of insurance naming the City as additional insured is required, plus a traffic control plan that follows the Texas MUTCD; site-specific plans must be engineer sealed.
Full or partial street closures need Senior Traffic Engineer approval. The document does not mention dumpsters by name.
Contact zz_TPWROWMPermits@fortworthtexas.gov.
Source: Requirements for a Temporary Street Use Permit (Fort Worth TPW Right-of-Way) · checked October 21, 2026The City of Fort Worth Southeast Landfill is at 6288 Salt Road, Fort Worth 76140. The city's drop-off page sends solid waste too large for drop-off stations to this landfill and says fees apply (minimum one-ton loads or per-ton fees).
A city budget analysis says city residential curbside tonnage was about 32% of the landfill's intake in FY2021.
Source: Drop-Off Stations | City of Fort Worth · checked October 21, 2026Fort Worth runs four resident drop-off stations: Brennan (2400 Brennan Ave.), Southeast (5150 Martin Luther King Fwy.), Old Hemphill Road (6260 Old Hemphill Rd.) and Hillshire/North Service Center (301 Hillshire Dr.). Residents with an active city solid waste account may bring small home repair and remodel waste, one visit per month up to five cubic yards, single-axle trailers up to 8 feet.
Not accepted: roofing material, concrete, rock, dirt, ceramic tile, asbestos, dual-axle trailers, box trucks, commercial vehicles, and landlord waste from rental properties.
Source: Drop-Off Stations | City of Fort Worth · checked October 21, 2026The Environmental Collection Center (ECC), 6400 Bridge St., Fort Worth 76112, is a drive-through household hazardous waste drop-off for Fort Worth residents and participating cities. Open Thursday and Friday 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Proof of residence (current water bill or valid driver's license) is required. Business waste is not accepted.
Fort Worth drop-off stations also take household chemicals, limit 20 gallons per household every 3 months.
Source: Environmental Collection Center | City of Fort Worth · checked October 21, 2026Fort Worth collects bulk waste once a month on each household's assigned week, up to 10 cubic yards (about 8 x 6 x 6 feet) in one pile at no extra charge; larger piles cost extra. Set out from 6 p.m.
Friday until 7 a.m. Monday of the assigned week.
Not accepted: construction and demolition debris (shingles, wallboard, lumber), dirt, rocks, concrete, ceramic tile, appliances with coolant or fuel, tires, bagged trash. Keep piles 2 feet from trees, mailboxes, meters and fences.
Source: Bulk Waste Collection | City of Fort Worth · checked October 21, 2026Fort Worth has designated historic districts, including Fairmount/Southside, Mistletoe Heights, Elizabeth Boulevard, Chase Court, Central Handley, Historic Carver Heights and the Stockyards. These are older neighborhoods with established homes.
Source: Historic Districts | City of Fort Worth · checked October 21, 2026Book a dumpster in Fort Worth
Book by 3 PM for next-day delivery between 7 AM–5 PM. Your quote shows the size, included tons and the $75/ton rate.
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