Roll-off containers across Gonzales and Gonzales County, from a fully licensed South Texas hauler.
What we haul in Gonzales
Gonzales built its name on the first shot of the Texas Revolution, and the "Come and Take It" history still pulls visitors into a downtown square full of older buildings that get worked on year-round. Dumpster rental in Gonzales starts there, with the renovation and restoration debris that comes out of a historic commercial district and the lodging, dining, and event spaces that serve heritage tourism.
The other half of the town's economy is agribusiness, and it is a large one. Gonzales County ranks near the top of the state in poultry and egg production, and Pilgrim's Pride runs a processing plant here that anchors a lot of industrial and commercial activity.
We pull containers for plant maintenance and facility work, for the ranching and hay operations across the county, and for the commercial builds that a processing-and-shipping center generates. Downtown restoration and heavy ag-industrial waste are different jobs, and we size and route each one to fit.
When a project runs long, whether it is a downtown building or a plant shutdown, we swap containers instead of stalling the crew. We take the full box for disposal and set an empty in its place, and the replacement is a separate rental scheduled around your work.
Container Sizes
We run three roll-off sizes, and the right one depends on the job.
The 20-yard suits a downtown storefront renovation or a small restoration where access is tight and material is dense. The 30-yard covers a larger commercial remodel or a facility cleanout. The 40-yard handles plant projects and new construction where bulky, lighter debris fills a box quickly.
Tight downtown lot or an open plant yard, the right size is different. Call and describe the site and we will match it.
Roll-Off Container Sizes
20 Cubic Yard
Dimensions: 22'L x 8'W x 4'HIdeal For: Small & Medium commercial projects
Use Case: Ideal for downtown Gonzales building renovations, agricultural equipment cleanouts, or clearing heavy brush around growing commercial developments. Get The Details
30 Cubic Yard
Dimensions: 22'L x 8'W x 6'HIdeal For: Larger commercial and contractor projects
Use Case: Used by Gonzales County contractors for ranch facility renovations, food processing facility upgrades, and commercial building demolitions.
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40 Cubic Yard
Dimensions: 22'L x 8'W x 8'HIdeal For: Major commercial construction, demolition, or cleanouts
Use Case: Perfect for large-scale agricultural operations, major industrial cleanouts, and multi-building ranch projects throughout the Gonzales area.
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Note: Actual dimensions may vary slightly based on our current inventory.
What Affects Your Quote
We quote by the job rather than post a flat number, because a few things move the cost. Container size is the first. The weight and type of material going in is the second, since heavy debris like concrete or shingle behaves differently from a mixed remodel load.
Your location in Gonzales and the length of the rental round it out. Call 210-372-8666 and we will give you a current quote for your specific job.
What Makes Us Different in Gonzales
Two kinds of work in Gonzales call for a hauler who plans placement carefully. Downtown restoration around the historic square means tight access, older streets, and buildings you cannot just drop a box in front of without thought.
We set delivery so a container fits the site and the street, and if a box has to sit in the public right-of-way near the square, the city may require its own placement authorization, which we flag during scheduling.
The industrial side is the other axis. A poultry-processing plant or a facility project runs on its own maintenance and shutdown calendar, and the hauler has to hit those windows. We schedule around a plant's timeline, stage more than one container when volume calls for it, and keep the swaps moving so a shutdown finishes on time.
On material, we stay honest about what we carry. Standard construction, restoration, and cleanout debris is routine. Anything that might be affected soil or special waste from an industrial site goes through TCLP testing and we will walk you through it.
What We Accept and What We 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
Not sure if your materials qualify? Call our experts at (210) 372-8666 for guidance.
Licenses and Credentials for Gonzales
An agribusiness county with a processing plant and active ag-industrial sites turns up special waste more often than a purely residential market, which is exactly why the compliance stack matters here. South Texas Dumpsters carries EPA ID TXR000083663, Railroad Commission of Texas registration RN109046839, and IHW Transporter Registration SWR 96263, together with a contaminated soil hauling license from the Railroad Commission of Texas. We meet Texas solid waste transport requirements statewide.
When an industrial or facility site produces material that may be affected, we run it by the book: help arrange TCLP testing to classify it, set up a waste profile once it comes back within a non-hazardous class, and haul it to the correct facility under Railroad Commission rules.
If a test comes back above what we're licensed to move, we say so and refer you to a hazardous hauler rather than take it. For a plant manager or a facility contractor, dealing with a hauler that knows where its own line is saves a compliance headache down the road.
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