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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.
Seminole is the county seat of Gaines County, a West Texas county shaped by both agriculture and oil. It ranks among the state’s important cotton and peanut producers while also remaining part of Texas oil country. That dual economy is the whole character of the work here.
A cotton gin or peanut operation throws off a different kind of waste than a well site, and harvest brings crews that need sanitation out in the fields the same way a pad site does.
We handle every side of it. Roll-off containers for farm and gin cleanups, land clearing, and commercial work in town, well-site and oilfield waste under our Railroad Commission and IHW transporter licensing, and portable sanitation for harvest crews and oilfield crews alike.
We cover Gaines County and route disposal to Diamondback Landfill in Odessa, owned within our parent company, so your load stays in our hands from pickup through disposal.
Yes. Gins and processing operations run on a season and throw off a steady stream of waste while they are going, which is a different rhythm than a one-time job. We set up containers sized to the operation, and for a facility that wants waste handled on an ongoing basis we can put recurring service in place rather than one-off hauls. Tell us the operation and the volume and we will build it to how the season actually runs.
Yes. Harvest puts crews out on the land for long days, often far from any building, so we drop standard and ADA-compliant units and handwashing stations right where the crew is working and service them on a schedule. Give us the location and the crew size and we will keep them covered through the season.
Yes. We hold a Railroad Commission of Texas registration and an Industrial and Hazardous Waste transporter license, which most dumpster companies do not carry, so we take well-site material a standard hauler turns away.
Contaminated soil runs through a TCLP test first to classify it, and once it comes back non-hazardous we set up the profile and haul it to Diamondback Landfill in Odessa, owned within our parent company. Call 800-996-9862 to walk through your material.
It comes down to how much material you have and how heavy it runs. A commercial build or a demolition job usually calls for a 30 or 40 yard roll-off, while a farm cleanup or a smaller job can run a 20.
Heavy material hits the weight limit before the container looks full, so tell us what you are loading and we will size for weight rather than for volume alone. Call 800-996-9862 or compare options on our construction dumpsters page.
Yes. Harvest puts crews out on the land for long days, often far from any building, so we drop standard and ADA-compliant units and handwashing stations right where the crew is working and service them on a schedule. Give us the location and the crew size and we will keep them covered through the season.
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 Seminole and the surrounding Gaines County area. We will confirm sizing, pricing, and a delivery window so your job stays on schedule.
