
About Construction Waste Houston
Construction Waste Houston helps contractors, project managers and commercial haulers arrange the next step for construction and demolition debris.
A commercial disposal starting point
The primary task is straightforward: identify the material, choose a receiving path and get the information needed for the next load. Use the site to plan commercial waste drop-off at Neuens Road or Holmes Road and request the information needed for your load. Dumpster rental remains available when a project needs a container rather than its own haul arrangement.
The focus includes building demolition debris, commercial renovations, ordinary building materials from industrial refurbishment and pavement-related disposal planning. Each project still needs a material-specific receiving decision. A commercial project label does not establish acceptance of chemicals, process waste, contaminated material or other specialist streams.
The brand and the receiving operators
Construction Waste Houston connects commercial contractors and haulers with disposal requests handled by DW Companies and Tannahill Transfer Station.
Neuens Road requests are associated with DW Companies at 9461 Neuens Road. Holmes Road mixed-C&D requests are associated with Tannahill at 1800 Holmes Road. Concrete and asphalt at the shared Holmes facility belong to the separate Houston Crushed Concrete operation. The contact page gives the relevant published numbers.
Start with the load you actually have
Use the materials guide to organize the description and the location pages to understand the destinations. Then send the material, approximate quantity, preferred location and a reachable contact through the quote form.
A request starts the discussion. It does not reserve capacity, establish a final price or authorize unloading. The receiving operation must confirm the actual arrangements for your load.
Put a receiving plan behind your next load.
Share the material, approximate quantity and preferred location to request disposal instructions and a quote.