#1 Dumpster Rental Longview, TX

$325 for a 10-yard, $450 for a 20-yard, and $650 for a 30-yard — each a flat rate covering a 7-day rental, delivery, pickup, and the included weight allowance. No fuel surcharges, no distance fees within Gregg County.

The flat-rate model means the price you hear on the call is the price on the invoice. Overages exist — but we quote the per-ton rate before booking, not after pickup. You know your worst-case number before the truck rolls.

The only real variable in Longview is debris weight. Roofing shingles, concrete, ceramic tile, and pre-1990s plaster walls all hit the weight allowance faster than they fill the container. If your project involves any of those materials, call and we will give you an overage estimate before you commit — takes about two minutes.

Same-day delivery for orders placed before noon — average arrival is about 4 hours from the call. You get a confirmed delivery window before you hang up.

Deliveries run out of Gregg County. We know which Spring Hill driveways sit on clay that shifts after rain, which Judson Rd properties need the container set back from the street, and what the Pine Hill gate requires before a load is accepted. You get a text before the truck leaves and a confirmed window before you hang up.

We cover all of Gregg County — Longview, Hallsville, White Oak, Kilgore, and Gladewater — from the same local dispatch. Spring and summer roofing season compresses morning delivery windows fastest. If same-day matters, call before noon and we confirm availability on the spot.

10-yard for garage cleanouts and single-room renovations. 20-yard for roofs, kitchen gut-outs, and full home clear-outs. 30-yard for large estate cleanouts, major gut jobs, and commercial debris.

Sizing is really a weight question, not a volume question. Tile, shingles, and plaster fill a container's weight allowance before they fill its volume. A 10-yard rated for 2 tons and half-full of concrete is finished — it cannot legally accept more weight even if it looks empty.

Gregg County homes built before the early 1990s have plaster-over-lath walls and cast iron fixtures that run 3–5 times heavier than modern drywall. If you are gutting anything pre-1990, mention it when you call. We ask a few questions and recommend the right size — and we will nearly always tell you to go larger if you are on the fence.

No permit is needed if the container sits on your driveway or private property. A permit is required if it goes on a public street or city right-of-way.

The City of Longview requires a Right-of-Way Construction Permit for any object placed in the public right-of-way. The permit is issued by the Public Works Department and typically takes one to two business days to process.

The permit office is at 933 Mobile Drive, Longview — call 903-237-1240. When you book with us, we help you pick the right placement to avoid the permit entirely when possible. If street placement is unavoidable, we walk you through the application.

Hazardous materials, paint, motor oil, tires, batteries, propane tanks, asbestos, and medical waste cannot go in the container — these are prohibited under TCEQ regulations and rejected at the landfill gate.

Everything else goes to Pine Hill Landfill at 1102 Four South Industrial Boulevard — a TCEQ-permitted landfill in Gregg County operated by Republic Services. The landfill publishes an accepted-items list and we know it. Prohibited items caught at the scale get returned to you and trigger a disposal fee.

The items Longview customers most often ask about: old appliances (accepted), treated lumber (accepted), roofing felt (accepted), electronics (not accepted — take to Gregg County's household hazardous waste drop). Call before you load if you are unsure — we can tell you in about 30 seconds.

You pay a flat per-ton rate for the overage — and we call you with the exact amount before billing anything. No surprise charges appear on your card after pickup.

Every load gets weighed at Pine Hill Landfill and you receive the weight ticket with your invoice. If the load exceeds the included allowance, we call with the overage tonnage and the dollar amount. You approve it before we process the charge.

Projects in Longview that routinely trigger overages: shingle roofs (a standard 30-square roof runs 3–5 tons of debris), concrete or masonry work, and pre-1990s interior demolition with plaster and cast iron. Mention these materials when you book — we pre-size the container and give you an overage ceiling so you are never caught off guard.