Residential Dumpster Rental
Driveway-safe roll-off containers for Corpus Christi homeowners clearing garages, closets, remodels and cleanouts.
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A Corpus Christi dumpster company built around one Southside yard, a fleet of roll-off trucks, and a service area that stretches from Port Aransas to Kingsville.

CTX Dumpster Rental operates out of a yard on Weber Rd in Corpus Christi's Southside, not far off the Airline Rd growth corridor. We're a Nueces County company first, and everything about how we run roll-off deliveries — our routes, our scheduling, our truck sizes — is built around actually knowing the Coastal Bend rather than treating it as a territory on a map.
That means we know the difference between backing a 20-yard box up a tight caliche driveway in Robstown and dropping a 30-yard container on a paved commercial lot near the Port of Corpus Christi. It means we plan around SPID and Crosstown Expressway traffic instead of promising delivery windows we can't hit. And it means we take hurricane season seriously, because on the Gulf Coast it isn't a hypothetical — it's June through November, every year, and it changes how debris removal has to work.
We're a working dumpster rental company, not a national call-center brand with a Corpus Christi phone number bolted on. Our dispatch team answers the phone locally, our drivers know these roads, and our crew has hauled everything from roofing tear-off in Portland to storm debris after a Gulf blow. This page is about how we operate and where we work — not a sales pitch.
By the numbers
Figures are indicative of our current operation.
Our yard sits on Weber Rd on Corpus Christi's Southside, near the Airline Rd growth corridor — not downtown. That location puts us close to a short run out to the Port of Corpus Christi, one of the busiest ports in the country by tonnage, and within easy reach of the refinery and industrial corridor that runs along the ship channel. It also puts us at the center of a service area that fans out in every direction: north across the Harbor Bridge into San Patricio County, south to Kingsville and King Ranch country, and out to the coast at Rockport, Fulton and Port Aransas.
Being based in the Coastal Bend rather than dispatching from out of the region is the whole point. A driver who runs Weber Rd, Airline, SPID and the Crosstown Expressway every week knows which neighborhoods have narrow alley access, which streets don't love a loaded roll-off truck at rush hour, and where a permit call to the city or county actually needs to happen before a container gets dropped.
Corpus Christi isn't one kind of job site. It's residential roof tear-offs in older Southside neighborhoods, new construction out along the growth corridors, commercial and industrial cleanouts tied to the port and the refineries, storm cleanup after a Gulf system comes through, and everyday moving, renovation and yard-waste hauling in between. We size and schedule containers around what a project actually needs rather than pushing one default box for every job.
That range is also why we carry five container sizes, from a 10-yard box for a small cleanout to a 40-yard container for commercial and demolition-scale work, and why our team talks through placement — driveway, gravel pad, street permit, whatever the property calls for — before a truck ever leaves the yard.
Hurricane season runs June through November on the Gulf Coast, and it's the defining seasonal risk here — not ice, not snow. Severe thunderstorms and high-wind events show up the rest of the year too. We plan our scheduling and container availability around that reality, because storm debris — downed limbs, damaged roofing, waterlogged drywall and flooring — is a predictable part of doing this work on the Coastal Bend, not an edge case.
Timeline
How the company grew, year by year.
What we stand on
Our dispatch team quotes real placement and access conditions for your street, not a generic national estimate.
We talk through what's included — delivery, pickup, weight allowance — before a container ever shows up, no surprise line items.
From caliche driveways to hurricane-season debris surges, our scheduling accounts for how projects actually happen here.
We run out of a single Weber Rd yard and know our whole service area firsthand instead of subcontracting routes we don't actually cover.
Faces from the yard
Dispatch, drivers and the yard crew who actually run your job — the same faces whether you call on a Tuesday or a Saturday.






Services
Driveway-safe roll-off containers for Corpus Christi homeowners clearing garages, closets, remodels and cleanouts.
Learn moreScheduled containers and swap-outs for Corpus Christi retail, restaurant, office and property-manager jobs.
Learn moreJobsite roll-offs sized by phase for new-construction and infill projects across Nueces County.
Learn more10, 15, 20, 30 and 40 yard roll-off containers delivered across all sixteen communities we serve.
Learn moreTear-off containers sized for shingle removal — one of our busiest calls after a Gulf Coast hailstorm or a hurricane-season wind event.
Learn moreA container on your driveway for as long as you need it, so you can clear the house on your own schedule.
Learn moreTalk to a real person
No form, no ticket queue. Call (361) 600-9795 and you will speak to somebody at the Corpus Christi yard who knows the roads.
Mon–Sat 7:00am – 7:00pm
Answers
Yes. We operate out of a yard on Weber Rd in Corpus Christi's Southside, near the Airline Rd growth corridor. Our dispatch team, drivers and crew work out of that yard and cover the surrounding Coastal Bend counties directly.
We've been serving the Corpus Christi area for several years, building out our fleet and service area to cover Nueces, San Patricio, Aransas and Kleberg counties.
Our dispatch team answers calls locally and works with you directly on sizing, scheduling and placement. You won't be routed to an out-of-area call center that doesn't know Corpus Christi streets.
No. While our yard is in Corpus Christi, we regularly deliver across all four Coastal Bend counties in our service area, including towns like Portland, Rockport, Kingsville and Port Aransas.
We build our scheduling and container availability around hurricane season (June through November), since storm debris removal is a predictable, recurring part of doing business on the Gulf Coast.
Service area
We run roll-off containers out of our Southside yard on Weber Rd to all sixteen communities we cover across greater Corpus Christi and the Coastal Bend — Robstown, Bishop, Agua Dulce, Banquete and Driscoll close in across Nueces County, Portland, Ingleside, Aransas Pass, Gregory, Sinton and Mathis a short run north over the Harbor Bridge into San Patricio County, and Rockport, Fulton and Kingsville a bit farther out. Corpus Christi and the closest Nueces County towns are usually same-day; the farther edges of the service area are next-day. If your town is not listed, call anyway. We likely still get there.