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in Fort Worth.

Inside Fort Worth's city limits, any company on the City's Grant of Privilege list can deliver a roll-off to your house; the City does not rent them itself. Book one for contractor debris, shingles or concrete, which bulk pickup and the drop-off stations will not take. A small do-it-yourself load can go free to a drop-off station once a month.

Sources checked November 14, 2026 · Guide updated November 14, 2026
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The first decision in Fort Worth

Start with an eligible hauler.

redbox+ of Fort Worth publishes full terms: $450 to $550 for 20 to 40 yards, up to 10 days, 4 to 6 tons included and $80 per extra ton, with a travel charge outside Loop 820. Bin There Dump That's Haltom City franchise rents smaller 4- to 20-yard bins that fit tight driveways but publishes no prices or weight allowances, so you need a written quote to compare.

Your local checklist
  1. Confirm the address is inside Fort Worth's city limits, not Haltom City, Benbrook, Saginaw or the extraterritorial jurisdiction, then check that your company appears on the City's Grant of Privilege hauler list.
  2. Plan for the bin to sit on your driveway; if it must go on a City street or parking lane, ask the hauler to handle TPW's $112.50 temporary street use permit, which needs 3 to 5 business days, insurance and a traffic control plan.
  3. Check your HOA or deed restrictions for container time limits, and get the included tonnage and per-ton overage in writing before loading shingles, tile or concrete.
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2 researched options.

Listings are an editorial starting point, not a complete market ranking. Supplier-published amounts are not Dumpsterly quotes. Confirm address eligibility, material acceptance, dates and the full delivered total.

01 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

redbox+ Dumpsters of Fort Worth

Published sizes
20-yard (about 22 x 8 x 5 ft), 30-yard (22 x 8 x 6 ft) and 40-yard (22 x 8 x 8 ft) Standard roll-offs; 20- and 30-yard Elite versions
Rental & weight terms
Up to 10 days' rental. Included tonnage: 4 tons (20-yard), 5 tons (30-yard), 6 tons (40-yard Standard). Each additional ton is $80. Delivery outside Loop 820 adds $25 per 15 minutes of travel. Extra-day fees are not published; request them in a written quote. Tires, large appliances, large electronics, hazardous materials, propane tanks, batteries, full paint cans and fluorescent bulbs are not allowed.
Price basis
As published: Standard 20-yard $450, 30-yard $500, 40-yard $550; Elite 20-yard $500, 30-yard $550.

Independently owned franchise at 2017 Irma St, Fort Worth, TX 76104 (817-350-6637). Listed on the City's Grant of Privilege hauler list as Pin and Pad, LLC dba redbox+ of Fort Worth. It publishes the most complete terms here, and only larger 20- to 40-yard boxes, which suit roofing and big cleanouts more than a narrow driveway.

Sources: [11] · [12] · [3]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking
02 / SOURCE-CHECKED LISTING

Bin There Dump That Fort Worth

Published sizes
4-yard (10 x 5.5 x 2 ft), 10-yard (10 x 7 x 4 ft), 14-yard (11 x 8 x 4.5 ft) and 20-yard (11 x 8 x 6 ft) bins; the franchise home page also shows a 6-yard bin
Rental & weight terms
Typical rental period 7 days, with longer periods on request. Included weight, overage per ton and extra-day fees are not published; request them in a written quote. The franchise warns that overfilling brings added charges. Chemicals and asbestos are not accepted.
Price basis
Not published; the rates page asks you to contact the franchise for a quote.

Franchise office at 3900 N. Beach St., Haltom City, TX 76137, just north of Fort Worth's city limits (main line 682-593-0385; the page shows other numbers as well). Listed on the City's Grant of Privilege hauler list as DLC Solutions (Bin There Dump That). Its short 10- to 11-foot bins are the compact option for tight driveways and older central-city lots.

Sources: [13] · [14] · [3]Visit supplier website Direct link · No referral tracking
Get the missing numbers in writing.

Ask for delivery, pickup, included tons and days, per-ton overage, extra-day charges, fuel, tax, prohibited-item fees, swaps and blocked-trip charges. “Quote required” means the reviewed source did not establish a usable fixed total.

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Driveway first; a Fort Worth street needs a TPW street use permit

No City page or form we read names dumpsters or roll-offs specifically. Keeping the bin on your own driveway avoids Transportation and Public Works (TPW) right-of-way permitting. For anything set on a City street, parking lane or sidewalk, TPW Right-of-Way Permits issues a temporary street use permit: a $112.50 fee, 3 to 5 business days' lead time, a certificate of insurance naming the City as additional insured (the basic requirement is $1 million per occurrence in general liability), and a traffic control plan based on the City's typical layouts. If the right-of-way stays blocked to the public for more than three days, TPW also requires a Temporary Encroachment Permit, charged at $0.03 per square foot per day for street space and $0.015 for sidewalk. Requests are filed through the City's Accela Citizen Access portal, and questions go to zz_TPWROWMPermits@fortworthtexas.gov. Because of the insurance and traffic-plan requirements, ask your hauler whether it pulls the permit. Fort Worth's code also has a section on temporary obstruction of public ways with building materials or rubbish (City Code § 30-75); ask TPW how it applies to your job. Your HOA or deed restrictions may set their own limits on how long a container can sit in view.

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Open local permit instructions

What matters locally

Four free City drop-off stations take small remodeling loads

Fort Worth residents with a City solid waste account can take bulky items, brush, appliances, tires, electronics and household hazardous waste to the Brennan (2400 Brennan Ave.), Southeast (5150 Martin Luther King Fwy.), Old Hemphill Road (6260 Old Hemphill Rd.) or Hillshire (301 Hillshire Dr.) drop-off stations, open Tuesday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon. Bring a Water Utility bill from the last six months showing sanitation charges plus a matching driver's license; non-residents and businesses are turned away. Do-it-yourself repair and remodeling waste is limited to one visit a month and about 5 cubic yards, in a car, pickup or single-axle trailer no longer than 8 feet. Concrete, rock, dirt, ceramic tile, roofing and asbestos-containing material are not accepted, and contractors must use the Southeast Landfill (6288 Salt Road), where fees apply.

Check the source

Monthly bulk pickup stops at 10 cubic yards and excludes contractor debris

City crews collect one bulk pile per home each month during the household's assigned week: set it out no earlier than 6 p.m. the Friday before and by 7 a.m. Monday, at least 2 feet from trees, mailboxes, water meters and fences. Up to 10 cubic yards (roughly 8 x 6 x 6 feet) is included. Contractor remodeling and demolition debris such as shingles, wallboard and lumber, plus dirt, rock, concrete and tile, are not collected, and out-of-cycle or non-compliant piles are billed at $123.52 for the first 5 cubic yards and $107.40 for each further 5. A roof tear-off, a contractor's remodel or a heavy concrete job is where a rented roll-off fits.

Check the source

Roll-off companies need a City Grant of Privilege

Fort Worth's Environmental Services FAQ (updated December 2025) says City Ordinance 12.5-850 requires a non-exclusive Grant of Privilege agreement and vehicle permits to haul solid waste, recycling or organics collected in the city. The program has no cap on the number of haulers. Haulers pay a 10% fee on Fort Worth gross revenue, and the FAQ says container rental for dumpsters and roll-offs of all sizes is included; disposal passed through at cost on a separate invoice line is not. The fee does not apply to customers in the extraterritorial jurisdiction. Operating without an agreement can bring a citation of up to $2,000 a day. The City's commercial waste page lists the current GOP haulers.

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Fort Worth zoning caps a home dumpster at 30 days unless tied to a building permit

Fort Worth zoning § 5.301 (accessory uses on residential lots) lets temporary portable storage containers and dumpsters stay at a house for up to 30 days, or for up to 180 days (or the life of the permit, if shorter) when tied to an unexpired building permit, with one such container per building permit per address each year. In the front yard of a one- or two-family home the container must sit on a permanently paved driveway or parking surface and may not encroach into the street right-of-way. The same section requires screening on all sides only for permanent refuse dumpsters as a nonresidential accessory use, not for a short rental at a house.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Fort Worth.

Will Fort Worth's monthly bulk pickup or a drop-off station take my remodeling debris?

Only in small, do-it-yourself amounts. Monthly bulk pickup excludes contractor remodeling and demolition debris such as shingles, wallboard and lumber, along with dirt, rock, concrete and tile. The four drop-off stations accept home repair waste from residents once a month, up to about 5 cubic yards, but not concrete, rock, dirt, tile, roofing or asbestos materials. Contractors must use the Southeast Landfill on Salt Road, where fees apply.

Sources: [10] · [9]

Why does my Fort Worth dumpster quote include a city fee?

Fort Worth requires every private waste hauler working inside the city limits to hold a non-exclusive Grant of Privilege agreement and to pay the City 10% of its Fort Worth gross revenue. The City's FAQ says the fee covers dumpster and roll-off rental of all sizes. Disposal costs passed through without a markup on a separate invoice line are exempt, and so are customers outside the city limits. A company that is not on the City's GOP list is operating without the required agreement.

Sources: [2] · [3]
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Sources & checked dates

These are supplier and government sources, not customer reviews. Published terms can change. Where a source is incomplete, we leave the detail unknown. Street guidance is a starting point; the responsible local authority decides what your address needs.

  1. Wikipedia — Fort Worth, Texas: 2020 population 918,915; Tarrant County seat; city spans Tarrant, Denton, Johnson, Parker and Wise counties (background only) ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  2. City of Fort Worth Environmental Services — Grant of Privilege for Private Solid Waste Haulers FAQ (updated December 2025): Ordinance 12.5-850, non-exclusive, $25 application, vehicle permits, 10% fee incl. roll-off rental, city limits only, up to $2,000/day ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  3. City of Fort Worth — Commercial Waste & Recycling: current Grant of Privilege haulers list ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  4. Fort Worth City Code § 12.5-850 (American Legal) — no person may collect or transport municipal solid waste produced in the city without a non-exclusive privilege agreement with the City; residents hauling their own household waste and City contractors are exempt; read in the browser by the parent ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  5. Fort Worth City Code § 30-75 (American Legal) — occupying a street, alley or sidewalk with building materials or rubbish requires a written permit from the director of public works, issued only after a building permit is shown; read in the browser by the parent ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  6. Fort Worth Zoning Ordinance (American Legal) — Chapter 5 Supplemental Use Standards, including § 5.301 rules for temporary portable storage containers and dumpsters at residences; read in the browser by the parent ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  7. City of Fort Worth TPW Right-of-Way Permits — Requirements for a temporary street use permit (rev. 10-01-2024): $112.50, 3–5 business days, insurance, traffic control plan ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  8. City of Fort Worth TPW — Temporary street use permit application (non-construction), rev. 04-25-2025: fee, insurance minimums, Temporary Encroachment Permit over 3 days ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  9. City of Fort Worth — Drop-Off Stations (locations, hours, residency proof, remodeling-waste limits, items not accepted, Southeast Landfill) ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  10. City of Fort Worth — Bulk Trash Collection (monthly, 10 cubic yards, exclusions, set-out rules, out-of-cycle charges) ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  11. redbox+ Dumpsters of Fort Worth — location home page (2017 Irma St, Fort Worth) ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  12. redbox+ Dumpsters of Fort Worth — our prices (sizes, prices, 10 days, included tons, $80/ton overage, Loop 820 delivery fee) ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  13. Bin There Dump That Fort Worth — franchise home page (3900 N. Beach St., Haltom City; sizes) ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  14. Bin There Dump That Fort Worth — bin rates and sizes (dimensions, 7-day typical rental, prices by quote) ↗Checked 2026-11-14
  15. City of Fort Worth Zoning Ordinance § 5.301, Accessory uses on residential lots — temporary portable storage containers and dumpsters: 30 days, or up to 180 days with an unexpired building permit; paved surface in front yards; no encroachment into street right-of-way; read in the browser by the parent ↗Checked 2026-11-14
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