Residential Demolition
House demolition in Burleson and the Fort Worth area. We tear down houses, garages and barns, then haul the debris off with our own roll-off trucks.
Our Services
Roll-off dumpster rental in Burleson, TX comes with a fleet that already runs every day. We keep about 75 roll-off dumpsters and three roll-off trucks in the yard, and they haul the debris off our own house demolition jobs. The same cans are available to rent for a house cleanout, a remodel, a roof tear-off or a construction site. When a remodel starts with a gut-out, our interior demolition crews can do the strip-out and fill the can. Call with the address and what is going in the can, and we set the delivery.
Dumpster rental grew out of the hauling side of the company, which goes back years before Texas Best Demolition launched in late 2024. Our drivers set cans on job sites all over Burleson, Fort Worth and the southwest side of the Metroplex. They know where a truck can back in and where a can will sit level. That matters on a sloped driveway or a tight street in an older neighborhood.
Tell us about your project and we will get right back to you.
Roll-off dumpsters come in a few standard sizes, and the right one depends on what you are throwing away. A 10 yard can holds about three pickup truck loads and is the usual pick for concrete, brick, dirt and other heavy debris. A 20 yard can holds about six pickup loads and covers most house cleanouts and roofing tear-offs. The 30 and 40 yard cans handle whole-house cleanouts, big remodels and construction sites.
Tell us what is going in the can, and we will tell you which size to order. Guessing small means a second haul, and guessing big means paying for air. Length matters too, since a 20 yard or larger can runs about 22 feet long on most fleets and needs a clear spot to land. Sizes on hand change with what our demolition crews are using that week, so call for what is available.
Concrete, brick, roofing shingles and dirt weigh far more than household junk, and the truck has a legal weight limit. A roll-off truck hauls about 10 tons at most, so heavy debris goes in a smaller can or fills a big can only partway. We tell you the fill line before the can lands, so the load can leave on the first trip. Clean concrete can go to a construction and demolition landfill instead of the household landfill, so keep it in its own can when you can.
Some items cannot ride in a roll-off dumpster. Paint, oil, chemicals, batteries, tires, propane tanks and asbestos stay out of the can. Refrigerators and air conditioners cannot go in until a technician pulls the Freon. The Arlington Landfill turns away tires, batteries and hazardous waste outright, and the Turkey Creek Landfill in Alvarado sends chemicals and paint to a separate facility. If you are not sure about an item, ask before you toss it.
A can on your own driveway or lot usually needs no permit, and that is where most of ours land. Tell us if the driveway is new or the ground is soft, and we plan the drop around it. On the street it is different. Burleson requires a right-of-way permit to place any material on a city road or easement, and Public Works issues it. Fort Worth runs a temporary street use permit through Transportation and Public Works, with a $112.50 fee and three to five business days of lead time as of its April 2025 requirements.
Permits take time, so tell us early if the can has to sit in the street. Fort Worth also asks for a certificate of insurance naming the city, and a can that stays in the right-of-way longer than three days needs an encroachment permit with a daily charge. Most of the time the answer is simpler: pull the cars out of the driveway for a day and keep the can off the street. We serve Burleson, Crowley, Joshua, Mansfield, Fort Worth, Arlington and the rest of southern Tarrant and northern Johnson County.
Free, no-obligation estimates across Burleson, Fort Worth & the southwest Metroplex.
(817) 564-4360From the first look at the job to the final walk-through, here is exactly how it goes.
Call (817) 564-4360 or send the form. Tell us the address, what has to come down or what dirt has to move, and your timeline. We set a time to come look.
We price the job standing on the property, not over the phone. The number covers the whole job, including haul-off, and we tell you what has to happen before work can start.
Utility disconnects get ordered, the demolition permit gets handled, and any required survey gets lined up. The start date builds around those dates, and we keep you posted.
The machines do the work, the debris leaves in our own dumpsters, and the ground gets graded before we pull off. What you keep is a clean, usable lot.
Common questions about dumpster rental across Burleson, Fort Worth & the southwest Metroplex. Don't see yours? Give us a call and ask.
House demolition in Burleson and the Fort Worth area. We tear down houses, garages and barns, then haul the debris off with our own roll-off trucks.
We strip commercial tenant spaces to the shell, gut kitchens and baths to the studs, cut out slab sections and haul the debris out on our trucks.
We break out concrete driveways, patios, slabs and foundations across the Burleson and Fort Worth area. Our roll-off trucks haul the rubble away, and the dirt gets graded once the concrete is gone.
A demolition company was built and sold here before this one. The company is new; the experience running it is not. About 20 people keep 17-18 house demos moving at once.
A Bobcat E88 fits through a backyard gate. A Kobelco 350 brings down a commercial building. Dozers, wheel loaders and skid steers fill the gaps, so the machine matches the lot.
Three roll-off trucks and about 75 dumpsters belong to the company. Debris leaves on our schedule, and the quote covers the finished state: teardown, loading, hauling, cleanup.
Burleson is home. Fort Worth, Arlington, Crowley, Mansfield and Cleburne are short drives on known ground. The clay moves around here, and the dirt work is planned for it.
Concrete removal runs $2 to $6 per square foot, or about $1,000 to $2,500 for a driveway. How thickness, rebar, access and Fort Worth disposal fees set the price.
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Pool removal runs about $3,000 to $7,000 for a partial fill-in and $5,000 to $16,000 for full removal. What moves the price on Fort Worth clay, permits and timelines.
Read more →A house or building that needs to come down, a slab or pool that needs to come out, dirt that needs to move? Call or send the form and we will look at the job with you and price the whole thing, teardown through cleanup. The estimate is free.
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