Bring qualifying construction and demolition debris to our Holmes Road yard. Call the local team to confirm your load, or open directions and head to the station.
Call before you load · No login · Real local teamCheck what the Houston yard handles, then confirm your load and today’s price before you drive.
Plan a drop-off 02Compare container sizes, published prices and weight limits for your C&D debris.
Explore dumpsters 03See the yard location, regular hours and a live route to 1800 Holmes Road.
Visit the yardMost customers find Tannahill because the yard is nearby or someone they trust already knows the team. This site makes the location, accepted-material guidance and next step easy to find.
Tannahill focuses on providing a practical Houston destination for qualifying C&D debris. Customers repeatedly mention friendly people, clear instructions and efficient unloading. Dumpster rentals are available as a supporting option when a container at your location makes more sense.
The yard accepts qualifying C&D loads plus the material categories below. Call about contamination, mixed loads, large pieces or anything uncertain.
Not sure what you have? Text a description and photos before you load the vehicle.
Text 713-657-0004Tannahill is first and foremost a C&D transfer station. Dumpster rentals support customers who need to collect debris at their own location.
Confirm the load and current rate, then bring qualifying construction and cleanup debris to Holmes Road.
Learn more 02Compare published 12- to 40-yard options plus a trailer for construction and cleanup debris.
Learn more 03Review common categories and call when a load is mixed, unusual or difficult to identify.
Learn more 04Give the driver live directions, confirmed hours and the yard phone number before departure.
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Find us at 1800 Holmes Road in Houston. Confirm your material and current price, secure the load, then use live directions for the best route through current traffic.
Monday–Friday7:00 AM–5:00 PM
Saturday7:00 AM–1:00 PM
SundayClosed
Call to confirm holiday, weather or operational changes.A useful website helps a foreman, driver, estimator, owner or homeowner make a real decision. These answers turn common project questions into practical next steps.
Tannahill operates a construction and demolition debris transfer station at 1800 Holmes Road. Before loading, describe every major material, the approximate amount and anything unusual. The yard can confirm current acceptance, pricing and conditions.
Plan C&D drop-offC&D debris is the primary focus. Qualifying concrete, asphalt, brick, metal, dirt, lumber, green waste and pallets may also be accepted. These broad categories are not permission for every item, so call about mixed or uncertain loads.
Check material guidanceThe published lineup includes 12-, 16-, 20-, 30- and 40-yard roll-offs plus a trailer. The 12-yard is listed with a six-ton maximum, the trailer with a four-ton maximum, and larger roll-offs with twelve-ton maximums. Size is only half the decision because dense concrete or dirt can reach a weight limit before the box looks full. Discuss debris, placement, access, schedule and pickup before selecting a container.
Compare dumpster optionsRoll-off dumpsters support the transfer-station business by giving customers a container for construction and cleanup debris at their location. Compare the published sizes, then call with the ZIP code, debris, timing and placement details.
Explore dumpstersHeavy material is expensive to move and delays compound quickly. A practical destination near the route can shorten truck cycles, while a real relationship gives crews someone to contact when the load, weather or schedule changes. Tannahill combines a south Houston facility with one consistent call-or-text number. Live directions account for traffic better than fixed drive-time promises, and the service-area pages orient customers without pretending there is a yard in every city.
Review the service areaIdentify and separate the material. Estimate quantity with dimensions, yards, tons or expected truckloads. Note reinforcing steel, oversized pieces, contamination, wet soil or mixed debris. Call or text to confirm acceptance, current price, hours and service. Finally, secure the load and give the driver live directions and the yard number. This preparation prevents the wasted trips and last-minute surprises that cost a crew real money.
Use the arrival guideTannahill now has one consistent public identity, verified phone number, verified address and set of published hours. A customer can move directly from load preparation to accepted-material guidance, directions and current pricing without hunting through unrelated service claims.
Proximity is supported with a real location and useful regional orientation. Relationships are supported with prominent customer comments. Relevance is centered on C&D debris drop-off, with dumpster rentals clearly positioned as the supporting option.
Before sending the next truck, confirm the material, quantity, vehicle, current price and receiving hours. Save the yard number with the job contacts, share live directions with the driver, and call again if the load changes. That simple loop connects the website to the relationship-based service customers already know. It also gives estimators, supervisors and drivers one consistent reference for the decisions that keep work moving.
Describe the complete debris stream, not just its largest component. Tell the team whether the material comes from construction, renovation or cleanup work; whether it is separated or mixed; and whether it includes concrete, asphalt, brick, metal, dirt, lumber, green waste or pallets. Include the estimated volume or truck type and mention oversized, wet or questionable material. Clear photos are useful when words do not tell the whole story.
Then confirm the decision that applies to today’s load: current acceptance, price, receiving hours and the correct destination. Secure loose debris before entering public roads and give the driver the live map link plus the yard number. If a container is needed instead, call with the delivery ZIP code, debris type, preferred size, placement conditions and requested timing. These details help the team give a useful answer without turning a simple disposal need into a complicated process.
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