Roll-off dumpsters · Kermit, TX 79745
Roll-Off Dumpster Rental in Kermit, Texas
10, 15, 20, 30 and 40-yard roll-off dumpsters for Kermit homes and job sites in ZIP 79745, delivered on our own trucks from Odessa. Your quote lists the 7 days, the included tons and the $75 overage rate.
- Our own trucks & drivers
- Scale ticket on every bill
- Boards under every drop
- Overage by the exact pound
Five answers before you call
Stout Bros · Odessa, TX- Cost
- Call for today's price. A Kermit quote covers delivery, pickup, 7 days and 2 to 5 tons, plus $75 per ton over.
- Delivery
- Kermit drops leave Odessa on our trucks, 7 AM to 5 PM. The driver calls ahead, which helps around heavy sand-truck traffic. Book by 3 PM for next-day.
- Size
- A 15-yard fits most Kermit garage cleanouts; remodels and roofs take the 20-yard.
- Placement
- Driveway, on wood boards. No published Kermit street rule found; call the city first.
- Banned · $50 items
- Banned: chemicals, wet paint, batteries. Kermit cleanouts can include Freon appliances, mattresses or tires at $50 each.
Talk to the team that drives the truck. One call confirms your size, days and included tons.
Call now(432) 271-7372Local snapshot
Kermit at a glance
Checked October 22, 2026. Call before a self-haul trip; hours change.
- ZIP code
- 79745
- County seat of
- Winkler County
- Population
- 6,267 (2020 census)
- City Hall
- 110 S Tornillo St · 432-586-3468
- Recycling center
- 802 W Hwy 302 · cardboard, paper, cans, #1–#2 plastic
- Local landfill
- Not verified · ask City Hall
- Route from Odessa
- West on SH 302 past Notrees
- Street placement
- No published rule found · call City Hall
How does frac-sand traffic affect a Kermit dumpster delivery?
Frac-sand trucks shape every delivery in Kermit. Sand mines surround the town, and 18-wheelers hauling sand dominate local roads. The Texas Tribune reported in January 2024 that about 7 in 10 crashes there involved a semi. Our driver texts or calls 20–30 minutes before arriving so you are ready.
Pick a drop spot the truck can reach without stopping long in traffic. A driveway with a straight run in is best. Move cars and trailers the night before.
Why rent a roll-off when the city has dumpsters?
A private roll-off keeps a large job out of Kermit's shared neighborhood dumpsters. The Texas Tribune reported that TCEQ cited the city over a garbage-truck shortage, and bins stayed full for days. The city spent about $840,000 on a contractor. Your own 20-yard dumpster holds a whole remodel.
Your bin stays for 7 days, with $25 for each extra day. See remodeling dumpsters for sizes by room.
Source: The Texas Tribune, January 4, 2024, checked October 21, 2026
Where do trash and recycling go in Kermit?
Kermit Solid Waste runs city trash service from 110 S Tornillo St, phone 432-586-3468. The Kermit Recycling Center at 802 W Hwy 302 takes cardboard, aluminum, paper and #1 and #2 plastic only. We could not verify which landfill serves Kermit and Wink, so call the city for self-haul questions.
Why this matters to you: breaking down boxes and taking them to the recycling center saves room in the bin. Kermit renters can check the full banned-items list on what you can put in a dumpster.
Source: City of Kermit Solid Waste and Kermit Recycling Center, checked October 21, 2026
Do you need a permit for a dumpster in Kermit?
We could not find a published rule for roll-off dumpsters in Kermit streets. Call the City of Kermit at 432-586-3468 before placing one in the street or alley. Most Kermit renters use the driveway, where wood boards go under the rails.
Keep the spot clear of cars and low wires. A blocked drop brings the $125 trip fee. Confirm with your city, HOA or landlord, and check the driveway space guide.
Where do we deliver around Kermit?
We deliver roll-off dumpsters across Kermit, ZIP 79745, the seat of Winkler County. Homes, shops and sites outside town are welcome too, if the truck has a firm path in. Tell the dispatcher the nearest landmark and any gate code when you book.
- Along W Hwy 302
- Near the Winkler County Courthouse
- Shops and yards outside town
- Wink, ZIP 79789
What goes where in Kermit?
Kermit has two city drop-offs we could verify: the recycling center on W Hwy 302 and the Citizens Collection Station. The recycling center takes only cardboard, paper, aluminum and #1 and #2 plastic. The city posts no item list for the station, so call City Hall at 432-586-3468 before loading a truck for it.
| Item | In our dumpster | Local option in Kermit |
|---|---|---|
| Household junk and furniture | Any size | Citizens Collection Station; call City Hall first |
| Cardboard, paper, cans, #1–#2 plastic | Any size | Kermit Recycling Center, 802 W Hwy 302 |
| Concrete, dirt, brick | 10 or 15-yard, filled halfway | Ask the city |
| Mattress | $50 item fee | Ask the city |
| Tires | $50 each | Ask the city |
| Fridge or AC (Freon) | $50 item fee | Ask the city |
| Paint, chemicals, batteries | Not allowed | Ask the city |
| Brush and limbs | Any size | Ask the city |
Kermit businesses can call City Hall about having city recycling containers set at their location. A shop that does that keeps its boxes out of a roll-off for good.
Source: Kermit Recycling Center and City of Kermit Solid Waste, checked October 22, 2026
How do our trucks reach Kermit?
Our trucks reach Kermit on SH 302, which runs west from Odessa along the north edge of West Odessa and past Notrees. Inside Kermit, SH 302 is called Jim Sharp Blvd. SH 115 crosses downtown past the Winkler County Courthouse, then runs southwest to Wink and on to I-20.
Pioneer Park holds the last working wooden derrick in the Permian Basin, moved there in 1966. Name it, the courthouse or Jim Sharp Blvd when you give directions to a Kermit drop.
Sources: Texas State Highway 302, Texas State Highway 115 and Kermit, Texas (Wikipedia), checked October 22, 2026
What other towns are close to Kermit?
The nearest towns with their own pages are in the cards below, and each has its own landfill and city rules. The Winkler County page covers the county's second town and its rural roads. Use the nearby pages to check a jobsite in another town before you call.
Kermit dumpster rental questions
Will sand trucks on the highway delay my dumpster delivery in Kermit?
Kermit has heavy 18-wheeler traffic from the sand mines around town, so drive times can vary. Drops still happen between 7 AM and 5 PM, and the driver texts or calls 20–30 minutes before arriving. You do not need to be home if the spot is clear and reachable.
What can I take to the Kermit Recycling Center instead of the dumpster?
The Kermit Recycling Center at 802 W Hwy 302 takes cardboard, aluminum, paper and #1 and #2 plastic only. Hauling clean cardboard there frees space in your roll-off. Everything else, from furniture to drywall, goes in the dumpster or to the city's solid waste services.
Who do I call about trash service or the Citizens Collection Station in Kermit?
Kermit Solid Waste is at 110 S Tornillo St, phone 432-586-3468. The city lists a Citizens Collection Station, but we could not find its hours or rules online. Call that number before you load a truck for it, so you know what the station accepts and when it is open.
Can I use a roll-off instead of overfilling the neighborhood dumpster in Kermit?
A roll-off keeps a big cleanout or remodel out of the shared neighborhood bins. In early 2024 the Texas Tribune reported Kermit dumpsters staying full for days during a garbage-truck shortage. Your own bin sits on your driveway for 7 days and leaves when you call for pickup.
Which size should I rent to clean out a Kermit shop or yard?
Light junk, pallets and old fixtures from a small shop fit a 15 or 20-yard. Big yard cleanups with scrap and lumber may need the 30-yard. Sand, dirt or concrete goes only in a 10 or 15-yard, filled halfway. See construction dumpsters for job-site sizing.
Call now · deliveries 7 AM–5 PM
Ready for a dumpster?
Tell us the project and the address. We confirm the size, the 7 days and the included tons before the truck rolls. Book by 3 PM for next-day delivery.
(432) 271-7372