County seat McKinney · about 22 miles northeast of Carrollton
Dumpster Rental in Collin County, TX
Roll-off dumpsters from McKinney to Wylie and Prosper and every town between, about 22 miles northeast of our yard. City hauler rules, disposal sites and drop-offs in one place.
Book by 3 PM for next-day delivery · Deliveries 7 AM–5 PM
- Local hauler, our own trucks
- Scale ticket with every bill
- Boards protect your driveway
7daysincluded
Which Collin County cities do you serve?
We serve Collin County from our Carrollton yard, about 22 miles northeast of the county seat, McKinney. Cities with their own page list ZIP codes, hauler rules and disposal options. Every rental includes 7 days and 2 to 6 tons.
| City or town | ZIP codes | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Carrollton | 75006, 75007, 75010 | Home base; our yard is here |
| Richardson | 75080, 75081, 75082 | City page with local rules |
| Plano | 75023, 75024, 75025, 75074, 75075, 75093, 75094 | City page with local rules |
Other Collin County towns we deliver to
- Wylie
- Prosper
- Celina
- Princeton
- Anna
- Melissa
- Murphy
- Fairview
- Lucas
- Parker
- Farmersville
Coverage map
Where is Collin County from our yard?
Collin County's seat, McKinney, is about 22 miles northeast of our Carrollton yard in a straight line. The map marks every city page in and around the county, the county seat, and nearby cities that only allow their own hauler.
Which Collin County cities only allow their own hauler?
3 Collin County cities control roll-off service through the city or one contractor. We do not place dumpsters there, and you should order through the city's hauler to avoid fines.
Frisco
Frisco requires temporary construction roll-offs to be serviced by its contractor, Waste Connections, scheduled through the city; other haulers' equipment is not permitted and can be fined. Source: City of Frisco
Allen
Allen says roll-offs for construction, renovation, demolition or cleanouts must be ordered through Community Waste Disposal; other companies are prohibited by ordinance. Source: City of Allen
McKinney
McKinney's designated solid waste contractor is Frontier Waste Solutions; private haulers may serve builders only for recyclables (Sec. 86-35). Source: City of McKinney
City rules
Key rules in Collin County's city pages
Each city in Collin County sets its own hauler and curb-pickup rules, and those rules decide who can place a roll-off and what the city will haul for you. Here are the headline rules for Plano, with sources and full detail on each city page.
Plano
Hauler rule: Plano names Republic Services as its contracted trash vendor and tells contractors and businesses to order commercial containers from Republic. Source: City of Plano
City curb pickup: Plano requires a paid Bulky Waste Special Collection for large amounts of construction debris from major renovations, off-schedule bulky items and yard trimmings that miss the weekly rules. Source: City of Plano
Disposal: NTMWD's Custer Road Transfer Station (9901 Custer Rd) charges $75 per ton with a 1-ton minimum and $150 extra for shingle loads; the Parkway Transfer Station (4030 W Plano Pkwy) serves residents. Source: North Texas Municipal Water District
Full Plano pageWhat Collin County rules affect a dumpster rental?
NTMWD's free resident drop-off is for member cities only, allows up to 4 passenger tires per visit and rejects remodeling debris such as sheetrock, shingles and cabinets unless the gate rate is paid. The Collin County facts below change a rental. They cover right-of-way rules near McKinney, the paint and chemical drop-off, and permitted disposal sites, all checked October 21, 2026.
Unincorporated right-of-way
Collin County Public Works answers road and right-of-way questions for unincorporated areas (pubworks@co.collin.tx.us). Source: Collin County
Report illegal dumping
Report dumped debris in Collin County at 1-888-335-DUMP (NCTCOG). Source: NCTCOG Report DFW Dumping
Household hazardous waste
No county-wide program was verified; Collin County cities run their own, and NTMWD drop-off sites never accept hazardous waste. Source: TCEQ
Permitted landfills and transfer stations
- 121 Regional Disposal Facility, Melissa (NTMWD)
- Custer Road Transfer Station, Plano (NTMWD)
- Parkway Transfer Station, Plano (NTMWD)
- Lookout Drive Transfer Station, Richardson (NTMWD)
From TCEQ and facility pages. Source: TCEQ 2024 landfill data
County rule to know
NTMWD's free resident drop-off is for member cities only, allows up to 4 passenger tires per visit and rejects remodeling debris such as sheetrock, shingles and cabinets unless the gate rate is paid. Source: North Texas Municipal Water District
Collin County dumpster questions
Which landfills are in Collin County?
TCEQ lists these active facilities in Collin County: 121 Regional Disposal Facility, Melissa (NTMWD); Custer Road Transfer Station, Plano (NTMWD); Parkway Transfer Station, Plano (NTMWD); Lookout Drive Transfer Station, Richardson (NTMWD). Your scale ticket names the site that weighed your load.
Which Collin County cities have their own Brent Bros page?
Richardson, Plano. Each page lists that city's ZIP codes, hauler rules, curb-pickup limits and disposal options.
Where do Collin County residents take paint and chemicals?
No county-wide program was verified; Collin County cities run their own, and NTMWD drop-off sites never accept hazardous waste.
Do I need a permit for a dumpster in unincorporated Collin County?
Collin County Public Works answers road and right-of-way questions for unincorporated areas (pubworks@co.collin.tx.us). A dumpster on your own driveway does not sit in the right-of-way.
Can you deliver in Frisco, Allen, McKinney?
Frisco, Allen, McKinney limit roll-off service to the city or one contractor, so order through that hauler. We deliver in the rest of Collin County.
Book a dumpster in Collin County
Deliveries 7 AM–5 PM · Book by 3 PM for next-day delivery. We check your city's hauler rules before we book.