Haskell County · north of Abilene on US 277
Roll-Off Dumpster Rental in Haskell County, Texas
Haskell, Rule, Sagerton, Lake Stamford and the north side of Stamford. Farmhouse cleanouts, barns and storm roofs are the usual jobs here.
- Next-day when booked by 3 PM
- Tons + rental days included
- Scale ticket with every bill
- Wood boards protect your drive
Do you deliver to Haskell and Rule?
We deliver roll-off dumpsters to Haskell, the county seat at US 277 and US 380, to Rule in western Haskell County about 55 miles north of Abilene, and to rural addresses across the county. Lake Stamford, owned by the City of Stamford, sits about twelve miles southeast of Haskell.
| Town or area | ZIP | What to know locally |
|---|---|---|
| Haskell | City-owned landfill east of town on SH 380. | |
| Rule | Farm and oil trade town on US 380 and SH 6. | |
| Stamford (north side) | 79553 | The town straddles the Jones–Haskell line. |
| Lake Stamford, Sagerton | Lake and rural lots; send a landmark. |
Sources: Handbook of Texas entries for Haskell and Rule; TWDB Lake Stamford, checked Oct 22, 2026.
Where does Haskell County debris go?
The City of Haskell Landfill, TCEQ permit 1604B, is the only municipal landfill in Haskell County. The regional plan put its remaining life at about one year in 2019, so check it's still open before planning trailer runs. A separate city monofill, permit 9011, takes only abandoned and nuisance buildings.
A roll-off avoids the question: we haul to a permitted landfill with capacity, and the scale ticket comes with your invoice. Source: WCTCOG Regional Solid Waste Plan, Vol. II, Table III.C.I. Because the city owns its landfill, we confirm addresses inside Haskell city limits before booking.
What storms drive cleanups in Haskell County?
An EF2 tornado with peak winds near 115 mph damaged a home and outbuildings near Sagerton on February 2, 2024. On April 8, 2024, a 67 mph gust near Haskell blew down power poles, and one to two inch hail fell across Haskell and Fisher counties.
Metal barns, fences and hail roofs are the usual debris. See storm debris dumpsters. Sources: NWS San Angelo top 2024 events and April 2024 highlights.
What jobs come out of Haskell County ranch and oil country?
Farm, ranch and oil work drive most Haskell County jobs. The Lawson oilfield, six miles east of Haskell, was found just before World War II, and Rule has long been a farm and oil trade town. Shop cleanouts, metal barns, old houses and storm roofs make up most of the debris.
Haskell incorporated in 1907 and Rule in 1909, so older buildings with plaster and stacked roofs are common; size those by weight. For shop and barn junk, see the 30-yard dumpster. Sources: Handbook of Texas, Haskell and Rule.
Haskell County dumpster questions
Can sheet metal from an old barn go in the dumpster?
Sheet metal, framing and roofing tin can go in a roll-off. Lay sheets flat and stack them low so the load stays level with the top rim.
Does Haskell hold a city-wide cleanup?
The City of Haskell held a citywide clean-up in June 2025 that took tree limbs one Saturday and bulky items, green waste and tires the next. Check the city's current calendar; a roll-off works any week.
What size fits a farmhouse cleanout near Rule?
Most farmhouse cleanouts fit a 20-yard dumpster, which holds about 8 pickup loads and includes 3 tons.
How will I get the final bill?
The invoice is emailed 3 to 5 business days after pickup, with the landfill scale ticket attached.
Can you deliver near Lake Stamford?
Lake Stamford sits about twelve miles southeast of Haskell, and lake lots on the Haskell County side are in our range. Pick a flat, firm spot near the road with room for the truck to back straight in.
Booking a dumpster in Haskell County?
Call with your Haskell, Rule or lake address. We'll confirm the route, size the job and give you the full price.
Deliveries 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Book by 3:00 PM for next-day delivery.