Dumpster Rental Service Areas Across Hale County

There is no separate trip fee bolted onto the invoice. The flat rate we quote already reflects the distance, so what you are told on the phone is what you pay. What does change with distance is notice: Hale Center, Dimmitt or Ralls wants a day's notice where Hale Center or Abernathy usually does not.

Very possibly. This list covers the communities we deliver to most regularly, not the outer limits of where we will go. Call and ask — and if we genuinely cannot cover you we will say so rather than waste your time.

A fair question, and the answer here is simpler than in a lot of states. Texas incorporates its communities as cities and towns, and that is the whole list — there is no third class and no township layer of government. Anything not incorporated is an unincorporated community, governed by the county. Give us the full address and we will confirm the municipality and the county before we quote.

Worth knowing, because it decides what disposal costs you. The City of Plainview’s arrangements — its collection routes, its cardboard route, the Recycling Center and above all the landfill exemption tied to a City of Plainview water bill — apply inside the Plainview city limits and nowhere else. Seth Ward is the one that catches people: it sits right against the city, close enough that residents routinely assume they are in it, but it is unincorporated and the exemption stops at the line. Cotton Center is unincorporated too. Hale Center, Abernathy, Petersburg, Edmonson, Floydada, Lockney, Tulia, Kress, Olton, Littlefield, Springlake, Dimmitt, Silverton, Ralls and Crosbyton are all incorporated in their own right, and none of them share Plainview’s arrangements. Abernathy is the unusual one — its city limits straddle a county line.