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Call 800-996-9862 or request a quote with your job type, materials, and where the container needs to go.
We deliver to your site and position the container based on your delivery zone.
When the job wraps, we return for pickup and route the load to disposal.
Andrews sits north of Midland and Odessa, right in active Permian production, and the work here splits two ways. In town, it is commercial construction, remodels, and demolition cleanouts around the county seat. Past the city limits, it is well sites, lease roads, and pad work that a standard residential hauler is not equipped to take on.
We serve Andrews out of our Midland yard, which keeps delivery and pickup efficient across the county. When a container is full, the load routes to Diamondback Landfill in Odessa, owned within our parent company, so your material stays with us from pickup through disposal instead of getting passed to a third party.
For well-site operators, that also means contaminated soil and oilfield debris get handled under the right licenses, not turned away at the gate.
For most oil and gas waste, yes. Moving waste off a well site in the Permian is regulated by the Railroad Commission of Texas, and the company hauling it has to be registered and permitted to do it legally. We are registered with the Railroad Commission and licensed as an Industrial and Hazardous Waste transporter, which is why we can take material a standard dumpster company has to turn down.
Our loads run to Diamondback Landfill in Odessa, owned within our parent company, so the chain of custody stays clean from your site through disposal. Call 800-996-9862 and we will confirm what your specific material needs.
Yes, with one step first. Contaminated soil and sandblast grit from coating and painting work have to run through a TCLP test first, so the material gets classified before anyone hauls it. If it comes back Class 1 or Class 2 non-hazardous, we set up the waste profile and move it under our Railroad Commission registration.
We can point you to a testing partner if you do not have one lined up. What we cannot take is anything that classifies as hazardous, and we will say so up front rather than after the container is loaded.
Every roll-off carries a legal weight cap of 10 tons, set by DOT, and that ceiling matters more out here than most people expect. Oilfield debris like concrete, drilling material, and heavy fill hits the limit long before the container looks full.
Each size comes with an included tonnage allowance, and weight past it is billed by the ton. The trick is sizing for weight as much as for volume, so tell us what you are loading and we will put you in the right container before overage eats into the job.
We do this regularly. For crews on pipeline runs, turnarounds, or production sites away from town, we handle the full sanitation setup: portable toilets, large quantity holding tanks for waste capture, and non-potable water tanks for the crew.
For locations with no power on site, we run battery-operated pumps, and we schedule pump outs as often as several times a day, up to seven days a week. Tell us the crew size and how long you will be out there and we will scope it to the site.
Yes, and it is a service most haulers in the area do not offer. We do frac pit liner removal, well-site cleanup, and decommissioning support across the Basin, which means we can clear a site and restore it, the kind of work that goes well past dropping a container and leaving.
This runs under the same Railroad Commission registration and transporter license that lets us haul oilfield waste in the first place. Call 800-996-9862 to walk through the site and what the cleanup involves.
Ready to schedule? Call West Texas Dumpsters at 800-996-9862 or request a quote, and our team will line up your container and delivery for Andrews and the surrounding area. We will confirm sizing, pricing, and a delivery window so your job stays on schedule.
