Plano, Collin County, TX
Roll-Off Dumpster Rental in Plano, Texas
Pioneer delivers 10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 yard roll-off dumpsters to Plano with our own trucks from McKinney. Plano's regular bulky pickup is for items too big for the cart. Large remodel debris goes to a paid special collection instead. A roll-off lets you load at your own pace for seven days.
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- County
- Collin
- From our yard
- about 17 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 Plano, 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.
Do you need a dumpster permit in Plano?
We did not find a published Plano permit rule for a roll-off on a private driveway. Plano contracts with Republic Services for commercial trash containers, and it registers recycling haulers separately. Before you book, confirm with Plano Public Works whether your project needs anything. Keep the container on your driveway, not the street.
Plano's commercial recycling registration costs $200 a year plus $12 per vehicle. The City says that registration cannot be used to collect solid waste.
Where does debris from Plano go?
The North Texas Municipal Water District runs two transfer stations inside Plano, on Custer Road and on Plano Parkway. NTMWD sends construction and remodeling debris to its 121 Regional Disposal Facility in Melissa instead. The facility name on your scale ticket shows where your load was weighed.
For items that don't belong in a roll-off
Plano residents can schedule a Household Chemical Collection for paint and chemicals, or pick up donated products at the Household Chemical Reuse Center. For one or two large items, the City's bulky waste collection may be enough.
Should I use Plano's special paid bulky pickup or a roll-off for a remodel?
Plano says large amounts of remodel debris, usually from a contractor job, must go through its Bulky Waste Special Paid Collection. That service also covers extra yard trimmings and items set out on the wrong day. A roll-off is the other route. You fill it over a week, then we haul it and send the scale ticket with your invoice.
Which dumpster sizes deliver to Plano?
All five sizes deliver to Plano: 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 Plano?
We deliver across Plano ZIP codes 75023, 75024, 75025, 75026, 75074, 75075, 75093, 75094. The run from our McKinney yard is about 17 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.
Plano dumpster rental questions
Will Plano's regular bulky pickup take my kitchen remodel debris?
Plano says large amounts of renovation debris belong in its Bulky Waste Special Paid Collection. Regular bulky pickup is for items too large for the trash cart. A roll-off is another option for a full remodel.
Who handles commercial trash containers in Plano?
The City of Plano lists Republic Services as its contracted trash vendor. Contractors and businesses order commercial containers through Republic. Ask Plano Public Works if your job falls under that contract.
Where is the closest landfill drop-off for Plano?
NTMWD runs the Custer Road and Parkway transfer stations inside Plano. Construction and remodel debris is sent to NTMWD's 121 facility in Melissa instead. Cover your load if you haul it yourself.
How do I get rid of old paint in Plano?
Plano offers a scheduled Household Chemical Collection for residents. Paint and chemicals cannot go in our roll-offs. The City also runs a Reuse Center for donated products.
Does Plano license recycling haulers?
Plano requires commercial recycling providers to register and permit each vehicle. Containers must show the company name and phone number. The City says that registration cannot be used to haul trash.
Plano dumpster facts at a glance
These 5 local facts come from official or published sources, each checked on October 21, 2026. They cover bulk and brush pickup, hauler rule, household chemicals, street and permit rule and where debris goes in Plano. The first card comes from Commercial Trash | Plano, TX, and every card links to its source.
The City of Plano says Republic Services is its contracted trash vendor, and contractors and business owners can order commercial trash containers through Republic Services. The page does not state a street or right-of-way permit rule for roll-offs, and no such rule was found this session.
Source: Commercial Trash | Plano, TX · checked October 21, 2026Plano requires commercial recycling service providers and transporters to register with the City (Ordinance No. 2008-9-35): $200 annual permit, $12 per vehicle, $150 per contracted transporter, containers marked with company name and phone.
A Construction & Demolition Recycling Permit allows removal of recyclable materials from construction sites. The packet states it is unlawful to use this registration to collect solid waste, and only permitted vehicles may transport recyclables in Plano.
Source: Commercial Recycling Service Provider General Application (City of Plano) · checked October 21, 2026Plano runs a Bulky Waste Collection for items too large for its 68- and 95-gallon carts. A separate Bulky Waste Special Paid Collection must be used for yard trimmings that miss weekly criteria, bulky items outside the normal collection day, and any large amount of construction debris from a major renovation typically done by a contractor. (Schedule and volume limits could not be read from the City site.)
Source: Bulky Waste Special Paid Collection | Plano, TX · checked October 21, 2026Plano handles household chemicals two ways: a scheduled residential Household Chemical Collection and a Household Chemical Reuse Center that gives donated chemicals to residents. (Location, hours and eligibility could not be read from the City site.)
Source: Household Chemicals | Plano, TX · checked October 21, 2026The North Texas Municipal Water District operates two transfer stations inside Plano: Custer Road Transfer Station (9901 Custer Rd., 75035) and Parkway Transfer Station (4030 W. Plano Pkwy., 75093), open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday–Saturday per a neighboring city's guide. That guide says construction and remodeling debris is not accepted at these transfer stations and goes to NTMWD's 121 Regional Disposal Facility in Melissa.
Plano's own disposal page was not readable this session.
Source: Do-It-Yourself Trash Disposal | Frisco, TX · checked October 21, 2026
Book a dumpster in Plano
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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