Practical guides to sizing, cost, permits and disposal, written for San Marcos and Hays County rather than in general.
Hays County recycling centers won't take construction debris, TCEQ and the burn ban rule out burning it, and it all sits over the Edwards Aquifer. Here's how a real job's debris actually leaves the property.
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10 to 40 yards, explained in plain terms - and why San Marcos's rocky caliche and dense debris mean the right answer is often a smaller box than you'd guess.
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What's actually in a dumpster price, why flat-rate beats itemized, how tonnage and overage work, and the Hays County disposal costs that shape a San Marcos quote.
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On your own driveway, usually no permit. In the street or right-of-way, yes - through the City of San Marcos. And the disposal rules that matter even more than the permit.
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Every summer, Texas State move-out floods San Marcos rentals with furniture and mattresses. Here's how landlords and property managers clear it fast between tenants.
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Central Texas drought keeps Hays County under frequent burn bans right when cedar and brush pile up. Here's the legal, one-pass way to clear a yard or storm job in San Marcos.
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A square of shingles weighs a few hundred pounds, so roofing jobs go in a 10 or 15 yard, not a big box. Here's how to size a San Marcos tear-off - and why hail season spikes demand.
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Where does it all end up? A plain map of Hays County disposal: C&D to a Type IV landfill, recycling to county centers, hazardous waste to the East Hopkins drop-off.
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Concrete runs about two tons a cubic yard, and the Balcones caliche and limestone aren't far behind. Here's how heavy debris is sized, kept clean for recycling, and hauled legally.
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The TCEQ and Edwards Aquifer rules that actually shape a San Marcos job - what can't be burned, where C&D goes, why loads are covered, and why the recharge zone matters.
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