Roll-off containers across Castroville and Medina County, from a fully licensed South Texas hauler.
What we haul in Castroville
Castroville, the "Little Alsace of Texas," sits 25 miles west of San Antonio, and much of the town is a National Register historic district. Dumpster rental in Castroville often starts there, with debris from restoring old limestone houses and reworking historic storefronts. The rest comes from new builds as San Antonio grows west along US-90, and from clearing on Medina River farm and ranch land.
When one container fills before the work is done, we swap it for an empty and bill the replacement as its own rental.
Our Container Fleet
Call and tell us the job, and we will match the size to the site, which in the district often means the smallest box that still does the work.
Roll-Off Container Sizes
20 Cubic Yard
Dimensions: 22'L x 8'W x 3.5'HIdeal For: Small & Medium-sized commercial projects
Use Case: This roll off container suits a renovation inside the historic district, where a smaller box is easier to place against an old building and heavy material loads it quickly anyway. Get The Details
30 Cubic Yard
Dimensions: 22'L x 8'W x 6'HIdeal For: Larger-scale jobs
Use Case: The 30-yard handles a full-home rework or a mid-size commercial job. Get The Details
40 Cubic Yard
Dimensions: 22'L x 8'W x 8'HIdeal For: Major construction/demolition
Use Case: This container is more suitable for the newer construction on the growth edge and large clearing work. Get The Details
Note: Actual dimensions may vary based on available inventory.
What Affects Your Quote
Our flat-rate pricing structure covers delivery, pickup, and proper disposal with no hidden fees or surprise charges. Pricing Factors:
- Container size selection
- Rental duration needed
- Type and weight of materials
- Delivery address in Castroville
We provide complete transparency on any potential overage fees or rental extensions before you commit, so your budget planning stays accurate. Call (210) 372-8666 for your personalized quote.
Materials We Handle & Restrictions
Accepted:
- Special waste (non-hazardous only)
- Construction and demolition debris
- Commercial and industrial waste
- Heavy building materials (concrete, brick, metal, lumber)
- Large equipment and fixtures
- Debris from large-scale cleanouts
- Heavy landscaping waste (large tree removal, land clearing)
- Appliances / White goods (as long as any chemicals and refrigerants have been discharged)
Prohibited:
- 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 specific materials? Call (210) 372-8666 for guidance.
What Makes Us Different in Castroville
Castroville protects its old buildings closely, and that changes how a container job gets handled here. The city is a Certified Local Government with an active preservation program, so renovation work in the historic district can carry local review in addition to the ordinary city right-of-way permit, and a placement on US-90 through town is TxDOT right-of-way rather than city. A hauler who knows that plans the job around it instead of treating Castroville like any other drop.
The placement itself takes the same care. Setting a steel container next to a 150-year-old limestone wall means protecting the surface and keeping clear of the structure. It also means sizing the box to the lot instead of forcing an oversized one onto a narrow street. We would rather walk the access with you first than risk a scrape on a building that has stood since the 1800s.
Beyond Roll-Off Dumpsters in Castroville
Containers are the core of the work, but not the whole of it. We also supply portable toilets and handwashing stations for job sites and events across Medina County, including the gatherings Castroville is known for, and we are licensed for special-waste handling when a project turns up material a standard container cannot take.
Licensed & Fully Compliant
Renovation in a town this old goes better with a hauler whose own paperwork is in order. South Texas Dumpsters carries EPA ID TXR000083663, Railroad Commission of Texas registration RN109046839, and Industrial and Hazardous Waste transporter license SWR 96263, plus a contaminated-soil hauling license under the Railroad Commission.
On a standard Castroville renovation or build, that stack means the debris moves under the right paperwork to the right facility. Older buildings sometimes turn up material that has to be tested before it can be hauled, and in that case we can arrange TCLP testing through a partner, set up the waste profile, and move the material as a licensed transporter. We have hauled across South Texas since 2013.
Frequently Asked Questions
They can, which is why it is worth a call before you book. Work inside the district may involve local preservation review on top of the usual permit. We will tell you what we have seen required and plan the placement around the building.
On private property, generally no. On a public street or sidewalk, the city handles right-of-way, and on US-90 through town that falls to TxDOT. The permit is the customer's to pull, and inside the historic district there may be the added preservation step above. Call 210-372-8666 with your address and we will tell you what applies.
Yes. We serve Castroville along with LaCoste, Dunlay, Rio Medina, Quihi, and the surrounding county, not only the town. Give us the address and access details when you book and we will route to it.
Keep out tires, wet paint, batteries, and pressurized tanks. If a renovation on an older building turns up material you are unsure about, tell us before it goes in the box, because we are licensed to handle contaminated or classified material on a separate track and would rather set it up correctly.