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Disposal Site
Texas Disposal Systems Weimar
801 E Street Charles St, Weimar, TX 78962
(979) 725-8108A county-scale disposal site out on E Street Charles in Weimar, mostly used by local residents, small contractors and folks cleaning out sheds. This is where people haul household trash, brush and bulky stuff they can't fit in curbside carts.
Drive up a short lane to an entrance booth and be prepared to stop for a scale; the site charges by weight so expect a second stop on the way out. Vehicles pull up to several concrete pads and open dumping areas, with piles and roll-off bins visible from the drive. Recycling or drop-off containers sit off to one side a short walk from the main drop area. Lines form on weekend mornings, so there can be a bit of waiting when it's busy.
Facility Information
Before You Go
- Load things so heavy items are easy to reach first; separating metal, brush and loose trash in the truck bed speeds unloading.
- Cover loose material with a tarp and tie it down for the drive - it keeps the bed from spilling and saves time cleaning up at the site.
- Head there early on weekdays or before mid-morning on weekends to avoid the longest lines.
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