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Updated November 3, 2026

Construction Debris Dumpster Rental Longview TX: Remodels, Additions, and New Builds

Construction debris dumpster rental Longview TX jobs use 15 to 40 yard roll offs, about $425 to $1,075 for 7 days. Remodels, additions, and new builds each size up differently, and weight matters.

Quick facts

Details

Common sizes

15, 20, 30, and 40 yard

Price for 7 days

$425 to $1,075

Weight included

2 to 5 tons, based on size

Extra weight

$40 to $100 per ton

Swaps

Yes. Priced like a new rental of the same size

Standing service

Ask about repeat schedules

What Size Dumpster Does Your Job Need?

Job

Usual size

Price for 7 days

Bathroom remodel

10 yard

$350 to $425

Kitchen remodel

15 yard

$425 to $500

Large remodel or small addition

20 yard

$500 to $600

Whole house gut remodel

25 yard

$600 to $700

New build or tear down

30 yard

$625 to $800

Commercial build out or large demolition

40 yard

$750 to $1,075

When you are between two sizes, choose the larger one. A second haul costs more than a bigger box. Our sizes guide shows every box side by side.

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How Much Does a Construction Debris Dumpster Rental Longview TX Cost?

A construction box costs about $425 to $1,075 for 7 days, based on size. The price includes delivery, pickup, 7 days of use, and 2 to 5 tons of disposal. For an affordable construction dumpster, split heavy and light debris so neither box goes over its tons.

  • Extra days on a construction debris dumpster rental Longview TX booking cost about $15 to $25 each.
  • On construction debris dumpster rental Longview TX jobs, weight over your tons costs about $40 to $100 per ton, based on the landfill scale ticket.
  • A trip fee may apply if the truck cannot reach the box. It is quoted before booking.
  • Banned items, such as paint or tires, can add a fee.

With construction debris dumpster rental Longview TX, you get the full price before the truck leaves the yard. Call with your square footage and schedule for an exact price.

Heavy Debris vs. Light Debris

Contractors need boxes on time and swaps that do not stall the crew. The biggest cost mistake on a job is mixing heavy and light debris in one box. Light debris, such as drywall, lumber, insulation, and carpet, fills the space first. Heavy debris, such as concrete, brick, tile, and dirt, hits the weight limit first.

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment uses about 1,800 pounds per cubic yard for clean rubble such as concrete and brick. At that rate, 1 ton covers only about 1 cubic yard. A 20 yard with 3 tons covers only about 3.3 cubic yards of rubble.

On bigger jobs, use two boxes. Put concrete, brick, and tile in a smaller box. Put drywall, lumber, and trim in a bigger one. Splitting the load can cost less than one overweight box.

How Do Swaps Work on a Jobsite?

Call when a box is full. The truck takes the full box to the landfill and leaves an empty one in the same spot, so the crew keeps working. A swap is priced like a new rental of the same size. If your job runs for weeks, ask about a standing schedule, where we swap on a set day.

Tell us the hours the site is open, who will meet the driver, and where the box goes. A clear path and a level spot make pickup fast.

Construction Debris Dumpster Rental Longview TX for Remodels, Additions, and New Builds

Remodels. Kitchens and baths produce cabinets, counters, flooring, drywall, and old fixtures. A 10 yard fits a bath. A 15 yard fits a kitchen. Heavy tile or stone counters add weight, so tell us what you are tossing.

Additions and tear downs. Framing, siding, roofing, and concrete come out together. A 20 or 30 yard handles most additions. For a tear down of a small house or garage, plan on a 30 yard and a second box for concrete.

New builds. Framing scraps, packaging, drywall, and brick cutoffs fill a 30 or 40 yard. Ask for swaps on a set schedule, and keep the lot clear so the truck can reach the box.

Roofing on a build or remodel. Shingles are heavy. Read our roofing dumpster page for squares, layers, and tons.

What Can Go in a Construction Dumpster?

  • Lumber, framing, and trim
  • Drywall and insulation
  • Flooring, carpet, and tile
  • Cabinets, counters, and fixtures
  • Siding, windows, and doors
  • Asphalt shingles
  • Concrete, brick, and dirt, in smaller loads

Concrete, brick, and dirt are heavy, so ask first and plan a smaller box. The City of Longview bulky pickup does not take roofing, sheetrock, concrete, tile, fencing, dirt, or contractor waste. The city offers construction and demolition pickup for a fee through the Sanitation Department, but a roll off is faster and sized for the job.

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What Cannot Go in the Box?

  • Paint, solvents, chemicals, and liquids
  • Motor oil and oil filters
  • Lead acid car batteries
  • Whole tires. Pine Hill Landfill takes tires only if they are split, quartered, or shredded.
  • Propane tanks and medical waste
  • Refrigerators and air conditioners with refrigerant, unless a certified person removed it

If a banned item is in the load, the driver may refuse pickup, or the landfill may add a fee. Pull these out before you load. On an older building, ask your contractor about asbestos testing before demolition.

Where Can a Jobsite Dumpster Go?

Pick a level, hard spot close to the work. A 15 or 20 yard needs about 14 to 16 feet by 8 feet. A 30 or 40 yard needs about 22 by 8 feet. The truck needs about 60 feet of straight room and about 23 to 25 feet of clear height. Look for low limbs, power lines, fences, and gates.

On soft ground, ask for boards under the box, because wet East Texas clay can leave ruts. A box fully on private property generally needs no city permit. If it goes on a public street or sidewalk, ask the City of Longview first. Engineering Services is at 903 237 1362, and Development Services handles site inspections at 903 237 1074.

Construction Debris Dumpster FAQs

Yes, but shingles are heavy. Keep roofing and heavy debris in a separate box if the job is large.

Call as soon as it is full. Swaps depend on the truck schedule, so tell us your date. See our page on same day dumpster delivery for cutoff times.

Yes. For construction debris dumpster rental Longview TX jobs that run for weeks, tell us your job length and swap days, and you get one plan and one price.

Yes, in smaller loads. Concrete weighs about 1,800 pounds per cubic yard, so use a smaller box for it and watch the weight line.

A 15 yard fits most kitchens. If you are also doing flooring in other rooms, step up to a 20 yard.

Book a Construction Debris Dumpster Rental Longview TX Today

Call (430) 267-4555 with your address, job type, and start date. You get a flat quote with the size, tons, days, and total price before the truck rolls. Delivery covers ZIP codes 75601 to 75605 and all of Gregg County. For stores, offices, and warehouses, see our commercial dumpster page, or return to the homepage.

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