Where to Dump Roofing Debris in Garland, TX
Garland residents have the city's Hinton Landfill plus several private options along I-30 and the George Bush Tollway.
Find sites near you that take roofing debris
What counts as roofing debris?
Tear-off asphalt shingles, underlayment, flashing, and tarpaper from residential and commercial reroofs. Most DFW C&D landfills accept shingles at standard tonnage rates; a couple of Wise County dumpsites price them by the cubic yard.
Typical Garland pricing
About $59–$65 per ton at C&D landfills (Fort Worth C&D Landfill $59/ton with a 2-ton minimum, Turkey Creek Landfill in Alvarado $65/ton with a 1-ton minimum). Wise County's Boyd and Decatur dumpsites accept shingles at $25 per cubic yard — Chico, Cottondale, and Slidell do not.. Gate fees in Dallas County run close to the DFW average. Prices move a few dollars per ton each quarter and vary by load cleanliness — use the live search above for the current rate at each site.
Where roofing debris is accepted near Garland
Fort Worth C&D Landfill, Turkey Creek Landfill, and Wise County's Boyd and Decatur dumpsites. Most municipal drop-off stations do not take roofing loads.
Pro tips
Keep nails and tarpaper with the shingle pile — separating them rarely lowers your gate fee. Tarp the trailer; loose shingles are a ticketable hazard on Texas highways.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does it cost to dump roofing debris in Garland?
- About $59–$65 per ton at C&D landfills (Fort Worth C&D Landfill $59/ton with a 2-ton minimum, Turkey Creek Landfill in Alvarado $65/ton with a 1-ton minimum). Wise County's Boyd and Decatur dumpsites accept shingles at $25 per cubic yard — Chico, Cottondale, and Slidell do not.. Exact gate fees depend on the facility and how clean the load is — Dump Finder 9000 pulls the live prices from every site near you so you don't have to call around.
- What's the closest place to dump roofing debris near Garland?
- Closest depends on which part of Garland you're hauling from. Enter your job site address in the finder above and we rank every accepting site by real driving distance, not straight-line miles.
- Do Garland dump sites take roofing debris on weekends?
- Some do, some don't. Fort Worth C&D Landfill, Turkey Creek Landfill, and Wise County's Boyd and Decatur dumpsites. Most municipal drop-off stations do not take roofing loads. Saturday hours are common; Sunday is rare. The finder shows live open/closed status for each site so you don't drive to a closed gate.
- Any tips for hauling roofing debris in DFW?
- Keep nails and tarpaper with the shingle pile — separating them rarely lowers your gate fee. Tarp the trailer; loose shingles are a ticketable hazard on Texas highways.