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Disposal Site
Texas Disposal Systems Bee Cave
4001 Ranch Rd 620 S, Bee Cave, TX 78738
(432) 837-0845A local disposal site in Bee Cave that handles household and neighborhood loads. People from the area come here to drop off bulky junk, yard debris, and general household throwaways; it feels like a working, utilitarian place rather than a neat retail spot.
A modest entrance booth sits near the road and traffic is funneled in from Ranch Rd 620; look for a small line on busy days. The property has open piles and concrete bays rather than enclosed buildings, so vehicles pull up, unload, then drive out-expect a few forklifts or trucks moving materials around. Signage points the way to different drop locations, and the site overall is more functional than tidy, with dust in dry months and muddier areas after rain.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Bring gloves, closed-toe shoes, and eye protection - unloading can be dusty and there are nails and sharp edges in bulky items.
- If hauling large furniture or branches, have a helper and a plan for where to place items before pulling in so unloading goes quickly.
- Avoid mid-morning weekends if possible; arriving early on a weekday or before the midday rush usually means a shorter wait and easier parking.
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