Dumpster Rental in Pecos, TX
Big Fish Rentals & Services LLC brings roll-off containers and junk removal to Pecos homes and job sites. Oilfield work in Reeves County gets the same service.
Dumpster Rental in a Fast-Growing Pecos
Pecos grew nearly fifty percent in the ten years to 2020. The count came in at 12,916 people, up from 8,780 in 2010. Almost one in five houses here went up during the 2010s, and building leaves work behind. A roll-off is the part that comes after the crews finish.
The new construction sits against a much older core. About 26 percent of the housing predates 1960, and 55.5 percent predates 1980. Two eras, and very little in between them.
Reeves County ranks sixth in Texas for oil production and third for gas. The town has been the county seat since 1884, on the west bank of the Pecos River. Seventy-four miles southwest of Odessa. The world’s first rodeo was held here on July 4, 1883. It still runs today as the West of the Pecos Rodeo.
What you get on a Pecos job:
- Same-day delivery, often within hours of the call
- Containers sized to the load, from a bath gut to a full tear-out
- A dump truck and skid steer available when material is too heavy for a container
- Insured, with payment taken before the truck leaves the yard
- Open 24 hours, seven days a week, holidays included
Containers We Run Out to Pecos
Some of this town is thirty years old and some of it’s eighty. The container gets picked for the material, not the address.
Residential
- Home cleanouts and remodels : Kitchens, baths and garages emptied without a string of pickup loads.
- 16 and 21 yard containers : The 16 yard has 4 foot sides. The 21 yard has 6 foot sides for bulk.
- Junk removal : Our crew brings the labor and does the carrying for you.
Commercial and Contractor
- Construction and jobsite containers : New builds and additions get a box that keeps pace with the trades.
- Oilfield and lease work : Lease roads, yards and pad sites, on call or on a set rotation.
- Demolition and heavy debris : Mixed tear-out in the container, and the heavy material on a truck.
- Roofing tear-offs : Shingles drop from the roof straight into the box, handled once.
Concrete and Asphalt Disposal in Pecos
As of June 20, 2025 the city landfill here stopped accepting concrete, asphalt, heavy rocks and brick. the Town of Pecos City runs Type I and Type IV trenches under a state arid exempt permit. That material is now off the list. Pull up a slab, a driveway or a foundation and it has to go somewhere else.
It can’t ride in a roll-off container either. That’s a rule everywhere, not just here, and it comes down to weight rather than local policy.
- Concrete and asphalt: not the landfill, and not a roll-off either
- Brick, heavy rock and rubble: the same answer
- Carpet has to be cut into four by four foot sections
- Hazardous material, tires, batteries and electronics are refused
None of that stops the job. Heavy material rides out on a dump truck, loaded by a skid steer. The mixed debris goes in the container. One call covers both, so you’re not sorting it out on the tailgate.
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Dumpster Rental Near Pecos
Pecos is the far west end of a long route. The same containers go to Monahans, Crane, Midland and Odessa without a change in terms. If your town is not named there, look through the rest of our service area.
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Pecos Dumpster Rental Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I take concrete and asphalt in Pecos?
Not to the city landfill. It stopped accepting concrete, asphalt, heavy rock and brick on June 20, 2025. That material doesn’t belong in a container either. We move it out on a dump truck, and a roll-off covers the rest of the job.
Do you deliver dumpsters to Pecos?
Yes. Seventy-four miles southwest of our yard is a run we already make. Same day is normal when the schedule allows, and you get a delivery window when you call.
Do you serve oilfield locations in Reeves County?
Yes, and it’s a large part of the work out here. Lease roads, yards and pad sites all get containers. On call or on a set rotation, whichever suits the crew.
Can I put brick or rubble in the container?
No. Brick, broken rock and rubble are too heavy for a roll-off. The city landfill won’t take them now either. Those loads go out on a dump truck instead.
What size do I need for a remodel?
Go by material, not by square footage. The 16 yard suits a room or a bathroom. The 21 yard has taller sides for a whole-house job. Both include two tons.
Do I need a permit in Pecos?
On private property, no. If the container has to sit in a public street, ask the city before you book. Every town handles that differently, so check rather than guess.
How fast can you get out here?
Same day, often within hours, though the drive is real and we’ll be honest about the window. Calls get answered in minutes, two hours at the outside.
Do you work nights and weekends?
Yes. The phone is on 24 hours a day, seven days a week, holidays included. Somebody answers in minutes, and a container can still land the same day.
What else can’t go in it?
No asbestos, wet paint or tires. Dirt and concrete are out too, for the same weight reason. Anything in that group moves on a dump truck with a skid steer.
Book a Container in Pecos
We answer, size the load and point the truck west. Keep the slab work and the cleanup on one schedule.