Roll-off containers across Big Wells and Dimmit County, from a fully licensed South Texas hauler.
What we haul in Big Wells
Dumpster rental in Big Wells is rural work. We haul brush and debris from land clearing and barn cleanups on farm and ranch acreage, plus waste from nearby oil leases when a site is worked or cleaned up. Expect the drop to be down a farm or lease road rather than on a town street.
If a field job fills one container, we swap it for an empty and bill the replacement as its own rental.
Container Sizes
We run multiple roll-off sizes, and the right one depends on the job.
Roll-Off Container Sizes
20 Cubic Yard
Dimensions: 22'L x 8'W x 3.5'HIdeal For: Medium projects and equipment swaps
Use Case: This container fits a property cleanup or a small teardown where heavy material loads the box early. Get The Details
30 Cubic Yard
Dimensions: 22'L x 8'W x 6'HIdeal For: Large-scale renovations and demolitions
Use Case: Built to cover most farm and ranch jobs.
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40 Cubic Yard
Dimensions: 22'L x 8'W x 8'HIdeal For: Major construction and industrial operations
Use Case: The largest roll-container yet we have that takes large clearing or lease-site cleanup where bulky debris stacks up fast.
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Note: Actual dimensions may vary slightly based on our current inventory.
What Affects Your Quote
Energy and agriculture operate on tight margins, and so do our prices. No surprise fees, no city premium charges.
What affects your container rental pricing:
- Container size needed for your project
- How long you need it
- Type of materials you're disposing of
- Your exact location in the Big Wells area.
You'll get maximum value without cutting corners on service.
For detailed pricing based on your specific project needs, call (210) 372-8666 to speak with our team.
What We Accept & Don't
We Accept:
- Special waste (non-hazardous only)
- Construction and demolition debris
- Commercial and industrial waste
- Heavy building materials (concrete, brick, metal, lumber)
- Large equipment and fixtures
- Major cleanout materials
- Heavy landscaping waste (large tree removal, land clearing)
- Appliances / White goods (as long as any chemicals and refrigerants have been discharged)
Please Keep These Out:
- Hazardous waste (paint, oils, solvents, chemicals)
- Batteries and car fluids
- Tires
- Propane tanks
- Medical waste
- Asbestos
- Refrigerants (appliances with refrigerants must be discharged before disposal)
- Liquid waste of any kind
- Flammable or explosive materials
Questions about your specific materials? Call our experts at (210) 372-8666 for guidance.
What Makes Us Different in Big Wells
Serving a town this small is mostly a routing problem. Big Wells sits on our SH-85 run between Carrizo Springs and Dilley, and we plan deliveries along that corridor so a farm or lease address gets a firm delivery window, not a shrug and a maybe.
Placement is mostly simple here because the work is on private ground. A container on a farm, a ranch, or a lease site generally needs no permit. If a container ever has to sit on SH-85 itself, that is TxDOT right-of-way, not a city matter, and we would plan around it. The access questions that do come up are soft ground after rain, gated lease entries, and whether the truck can turn around where you want the box.
Beyond Roll-Off Dumpsters in Big Wells
Containers are the core of the work, but crews this far from town usually need more than a container. We also supply portable toilets and handwashing stations for job sites and crews across Dimmit County, and we are licensed for special-waste handling when a job turns up material a standard container cannot take.
Licensed and Compliant Hauling
Out on a lease or a working field, what comes off the ground is not always ordinary debris, which is where licensing comes in. South Texas Dumpsters carries Railroad Commission of Texas registration RN109046839, EPA ID TXR000083663, and Industrial and Hazardous Waste transporter license SWR 96263, along with a contaminated-soil hauling license under the Railroad Commission.
That combination lets us take work a general roll-off company has to pass on. If a lease cleanup near Big Wells turns up contaminated soil or similar material, we can arrange TCLP testing through a partner, set up the waste profile once it classifies as non-hazardous, and haul it to the correct facility under Railroad Commission rules. For anything that tests above what we are cleared to move, we say so. That is how we have worked since 2013.
Common Questions About our Service in Big Wells
Yes. We run to farm, ranch, and lease addresses across this part of Dimmit County, not only the town. Give us the location and the gate or road details when you book so we can plan the route in.
Often, yes. Tell us what is on the ground when you call. If it needs testing and a waste profile before it moves, we set that up, and if it needs a hazardous hauler instead, we will tell you.
For work on private farm, ranch, or lease ground, generally no. If a container has to sit on SH-85, that is TxDOT right-of-way rather than a city permit. We can tell you what we have seen required.
Big Wells is a remote run for us, so a few days of notice lets us fit it to the SH-85 route and hold your window. Tighter timelines sometimes work depending on where our trucks are headed, so it is worth a call to 210-372-8666.