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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.
Stanton sits on I-20 about 25 miles up the road from Midland, which makes it a small town in the middle of a lot of activity. Martin County is one of the heavily drilled counties in the Midland Basin, so the oilfield work here runs steady, and cotton farming has been the other half of the economy since long before the wells came in.
The result is a mix of well-site jobs, farm and ranch work, and the construction that comes with a county seat close to a major metro.
We handle the range of it. Well-site and oilfield waste under our Railroad Commission and IHW transporter licensing, roll-off containers for builds, demolition, and farm cleanups, and sanitation for crews on either kind of site.
We run Stanton off our Midland yard 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, and it is a big share of our work here. Martin County is one of the more heavily drilled counties in the Midland Basin, so we run well-site containers and oilfield waste day in and day out, under our Railroad Commission and IHW transporter licensing. Tell us the site and the material and we will set it up.
Yes. Cotton and ranch country runs right up to the edge of town, and that work needs containers the same as any other. We bring roll-off dumpsters for cleanups, land clearing, equipment teardowns, and the debris that builds up on a working operation. Call and walk us through the job and we will size it right.
Out of our Midland yard, which is about 25 miles down I-20. That keeps Stanton well within our delivery range, though it falls in a zone a step out from the Midland and Odessa core, so the delivery fee reflects that. Give us the site location when you call and we will confirm access and the fee for that spot.
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 depends on how much material you have and how heavy it is. A commercial build or a demolition job usually calls for a 30 or 40 yard roll-off, while a smaller cleanup can run a 20. Heavy material like concrete or fill hits the weight limit before the container looks full, so if that is what you are loading, tell us and we will size for weight rather than for volume alone. Call 800-996-9862 or compare options on our construction dumpsters page.
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 Stanton and the surrounding Martin County area. We will confirm sizing, pricing, and a delivery window so your job stays on schedule.
