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County seat Fort Worth · about 30 miles west-southwest of Carrollton

Dumpster Rental in Tarrant County, TX

Roll-off dumpsters from Fort Worth to Euless and Bedford and every town between, about 30 miles west-southwest 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

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Which Tarrant County cities do you serve?

We serve Tarrant County from our Carrollton yard, about 30 miles west-southwest of the county seat, Fort Worth. 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 townZIP codesNotes
Grand Prairie75050, 75051, 75052, 75054City page with local rules
Arlington76001, 76002, 76005, 76006, 76010, 76011, 76012, 76013 …City page with local rules
Fort Worth76102, 76103, 76104, 76105, 76106, 76107, 76108, 76109 …City page with local rules
Grapevine76051City page with local rules
Keller76248City page with local rules
Burleson76028, 76097City page with local rules

Other Tarrant County towns we deliver to

  • Euless
  • Bedford
  • Hurst
  • North Richland Hills
  • Colleyville
  • Haltom City
  • Saginaw
  • Benbrook
  • Azle

Coverage map

Where is Tarrant County from our yard?

Tarrant County's seat, Fort Worth, is about 30 miles west-southwest 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.

Our Carrollton yardGrand PrairieArlingtonFort WorthGrapevineKellerBurlesonDallasRichardsonGarlandRowlettPlanoFarmers BranchLewisvilleIrvingWaxahachieFriscoAllenMcKinneyMesquiteDentonThe ColonyCoppellMansfieldYardCity pageCounty seatCity-only hauler80-mile area
Straight-line distances; positions approximate. Tap a name to open its page.

Which Tarrant County cities only allow their own hauler?

2 Tarrant 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.

Mansfield

Mansfield bars collecting refuse without a city contract or franchise (Sec. 50.03), and commercial construction roll-offs must come from a franchised vendor. Source: city code (American Legal)

Southlake

Southlake directs construction-site dumpsters to Community Waste Disposal; other vendors only through city licensing agreements. Source: City of Southlake

City rules

Key rules in Tarrant County's city pages

Each city in Tarrant 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 Arlington, Fort Worth, Grapevine, with sources and full detail on each city page.

Arlington

Hauler rule: Arlington says commercial customers, including contractors and landlords doing large clean-outs, must contract with Republic Services for construction and demolition waste and for remodel or clean-out waste over 3 tons per day. Source: City of Arlington

City curb pickup: Arlington collects bulk on recycling day, limited to 1 cubic yard per service day; brush is also 1 cubic yard, with limbs 4 feet long and bundles under 50 pounds. Source: City of Arlington

Disposal: The Arlington Landfill at 800 Mosier Valley Rd is run by Republic Services, open weekdays 8–5. Source: City of Arlington

Full Arlington page

Fort Worth

Hauler rule: Any business collecting or hauling solid waste generated in Fort Worth needs a non-exclusive Grant of Privilege (City Code Sec. 12.5-850) and a permit for each vehicle, with roll-off listed as a body type. Source: City of Fort Worth

City curb pickup: Fort Worth picks up up to 10 cubic yards of bulk free once a month, one pile per home, but not contractor remodel or demolition debris, shingles, wallboard, lumber, dirt, concrete or tile. Source: City of Fort Worth

Disposal: The City of Fort Worth Southeast Landfill is at 6288 Salt Rd; the city points roofing and landlord rental waste there. Source: City of Fort Worth

Full Fort Worth page

Grapevine

Hauler rule: Republic Services is Grapevine's franchise hauler for residential, commercial and industrial solid waste, and businesses must have a commercial account with Republic. Source: City of Grapevine

City curb pickup: Grapevine collects bulk on the 2nd, 4th and 5th Wednesday of the month (Tuesday on Monday/Thursday routes), and extra bagged trash outside the cart goes only on bulk days. Source: City of Grapevine

Disposal: Grapevine does not own or operate a landfill and refers residents to regional listings. Source: City of Grapevine

Full Grapevine page

What Tarrant County rules affect a dumpster rental?

In unincorporated Tarrant County, the Sheriff's Environmental Enforcement Division handles illegal dumping, including using someone else's dumpster without permission (817-740-4300). The Tarrant County facts below change a rental. They cover right-of-way rules near Fort Worth, the paint and chemical drop-off, and permitted disposal sites, all checked October 21, 2026.

Unincorporated right-of-way

Tarrant County Engineering's Right-of-Way Division handles encroachments in county right-of-way (817-884-2426). Source: Tarrant County

Report illegal dumping

Report dumped debris in Tarrant County at 1-888-335-DUMP (NCTCOG). Source: NCTCOG Report DFW Dumping

Household hazardous waste

Unincorporated Tarrant County residents can use Fort Worth's Environmental Collection Center free with a voucher from Tarrant County Engineering Services. Source: Tarrant County

Permitted landfills and transfer stations

  • Fort Worth Southeast Landfill
  • Arlington Landfill (Republic Services)
  • Fort Worth C&D Landfill

From TCEQ and facility pages. Source: TCEQ 2024 landfill data

County rule to know

In unincorporated Tarrant County, the Sheriff's Environmental Enforcement Division handles illegal dumping, including using someone else's dumpster without permission (817-740-4300). Source: Tarrant County

Tarrant County dumpster questions

Which landfills are in Tarrant County?

TCEQ lists these active facilities in Tarrant County: Fort Worth Southeast Landfill; Arlington Landfill (Republic Services); Fort Worth C&D Landfill. Your scale ticket names the site that weighed your load.

Which Tarrant County cities have their own Brent Bros page?

Grand Prairie, Arlington, Fort Worth, Grapevine, Keller, Burleson. Each page lists that city's ZIP codes, hauler rules, curb-pickup limits and disposal options.

Where do Tarrant County residents take paint and chemicals?

Unincorporated Tarrant County residents can use Fort Worth's Environmental Collection Center free with a voucher from Tarrant County Engineering Services.

Do I need a permit for a dumpster in unincorporated Tarrant County?

Tarrant County Engineering's Right-of-Way Division handles encroachments in county right-of-way (817-884-2426). A dumpster on your own driveway does not sit in the right-of-way.

Can you deliver in Mansfield, Southlake?

Mansfield, Southlake limit roll-off service to the city or one contractor, so order through that hauler. We deliver in the rest of Tarrant County.

Book a dumpster in Tarrant County

Deliveries 7 AM–5 PM · Book by 3 PM for next-day delivery. We check your city's hauler rules before we book.

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