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Call 800-996-9862 or send the quote form with your site location and container size.
We confirm sizing, your quote, and a delivery window for Pecos and the surrounding Reeves County sites.
Your container arrives on schedule. When the job is done, we pick it up and route the material for disposal.
Pecos is the seat of Reeves County, on the western edge of the Permian where the Delaware Basin runs deepest. The county has had more active drilling rigs than anywhere else in the country. For most of its history Pecos was a quiet farming and rodeo town, known for its cantaloupes and for hosting what it calls the world's oldest rodeo.
The Delaware Basin changed that: the city grew about 45 percent between 2010 and 2020, and the official count still misses the crews who come and go with the rigs.That growth shows up in new construction and a housing crunch that pushes crews into camps and RV lots.
We cover the work that comes with it. Roll-off dumpsters handle the jobs in town. Our Permian Basin waste service takes the oilfield and lease material under Railroad Commission and IHW transporter licensing, and we run man camp service for the crews.
We work Pecos off our Odessa yard, with disposal routing to Diamondback Landfill in Odessa, owned within our parent company. Call 800-996-9862 for service across Pecos and Reeves County.
Yes. We deliver 20, 30, and 40 yard roll-off containers for construction, commercial, and cleanup jobs across Pecos, run off our Odessa yard. With the amount of building the town has seen, we size for the job rather than assume one container fits everything, so tell us what you are loading and we will get it right. Call 800-996-9862 with your job and container size.
Yes. Reeves County is one of the most heavily drilled counties in the country, and our Permian Basin waste service covers the material a standard dumpster company cannot legally take, including contaminated soil.
We run TCLP testing to classify the soil and move it under a Railroad Commission of Texas contaminated soil hauling license and an Industrial and Hazardous Waste transporter license. If a sample comes back above class 2, it needs a specialized hazardous waste hauler, and we will tell you so up front.
Yes. The boom outgrew the town's housing, so a lot of crews work out of camps and RV lots. For those, we run full man camp service: portable restrooms, large quantity holding tanks, pump outs, and kitchen waste containers on a daily schedule. For smaller jobs and events around town, we drop standalone portable restrooms. We schedule servicing around crew count and use.
Yes. Beyond the city of Pecos, we cover the surrounding Reeves County area, including the leases and communities north and west of town.
Rental and delivery are quoted by your location, the container size, and the material going in it. Call 800-996-9862 for a current quote on your job and we will confirm sizing and a delivery window.
For a container on your own property or job site, you generally do not. If it has to sit on a public street or right-of-way, check with the City of Pecos on placement rules before delivery, since that can require a permit. We can walk through what your site needs when you call. For general guidance on dumpster permits across the area, see our permits’ page.
Call West Texas Dumpsters at 800-996-9862 or request a quote, and our team will line up your container, sanitation, and delivery for Pecos and the surrounding Reeves County area. We will confirm sizing, your quote, and a delivery window so your job stays on schedule.
