Dumpster Rental in Clovis, New Mexico

Clovis does not require a permit for dumpsters placed entirely on private property. If the container lands on a driveway, yard, or private job site lot in 88101 or 88102 without crossing onto a public street or sidewalk, no city permit is needed. That covers the majority of home renovations, estate cleanouts, and roofing jobs in Curry County.

Street placements are the exception. In older neighborhoods like the East Grand Avenue corridor and blocks near downtown Clovis where driveways are short or absent, placing a container on a city street or right-of-way requires a temporary obstruction or encroachment permit from the City of Clovis. Contact the Public Works Department to confirm requirements before scheduling delivery.

Properties near Cannon Air Force Base — including off-base housing in the 88101 ZIP — fall under standard city rules for permit requirements. On-base projects operate under federal installation guidelines and require contractor authorization from base facilities management.

Clovis sits about seven miles from the Texas border, which means both New Mexico-based and Texas-licensed haulers compete here. That cross-state competition helps keep rates from climbing too high despite the city's remote eastern location and the added haul distance to the nearest large transfer facilities.

• 10-yard container: $220–$380 — Right-sized for a single-room gut, garage cleanout, or small landscaping project. Holds roughly 3 pickup truck loads.
• 20-yard container: $260–$500 — The go-to for kitchen and bath remodels, roofing tear-offs, and mid-size estate cleanouts throughout the 88101 ZIP code.
• 30-yard container: $340–$590 — Handles whole-home renovation debris, large construction cleanups, and full property clearouts common in older Clovis neighborhoods.
• 40-yard container: $420–$700+ — Built for commercial construction, major demolition, and contractor site staging. Confirm street width and overhead clearance before booking.

Most Clovis providers include delivery, a 7–14 day rental window, pickup, and standard disposal in a flat-rate quote. The wrinkle is weight: dense materials like roofing shingles, concrete, and adobe — common in Clovis renovation work — hit weight limits fast. A 20-yard container filled with shingles can exceed its tonnage allowance before it looks even half full. Always ask the per-ton overage rate before committing.

Roll-off loads hauled out of Clovis typically route to the Clovis Regional Solid Waste Facility at 801 S. Norris Street, Clovis, NM 88101, operated by the City of Clovis Public Works Department. The facility is a New Mexico NMED-permitted landfill accepting municipal solid waste and construction and demolition debris from Curry County and surrounding areas.

Standard C&D loads — wood framing, drywall, roofing materials, concrete block, metal, insulation, and general household junk — are accepted without issue. The facility can be reached at (575) 769-2376 for current hours, accepted materials, and tipping fee information.

• Clovis Regional Solid Waste Facility — 801 S. Norris Street, Clovis, NM 88101 | (575) 769-2376
• Curry County Transfer Station — Accepts residential loads; confirm current hours before hauling
• NMED Hazardous Waste Program — For electronics, tires, batteries, and household hazardous waste disposal referrals

New Mexico NMED regulations prohibit electronics, batteries, tires, liquid waste, asbestos-containing materials, and hazardous chemicals from all roll-off containers. Adobe demolition debris — a common element in older Clovis homes and commercial buildings — is generally accepted as C&D fill but should be confirmed with your hauler if mixed with other materials.

Clovis is Curry County's largest city and the economic hub of eastern New Mexico's high plains. Cannon Air Force Base drives a steady cycle of workforce housing turnover, off-base contractor activity, and periodic construction tied to base realignment and new mission support facilities. That military-influenced economy — layered on top of a strong regional agriculture sector and aging commercial stock along Prince Street and Mabry Drive — keeps dumpster demand consistent year-round.

The most common rental projects in Clovis:

• Military housing and off-base turnover cleanouts — PCS moves generate frequent full-home cleanouts in neighborhoods surrounding Cannon AFB. Short rental windows and 20-yard containers are the norm here.
• Roofing replacements — Eastern New Mexico's wind and sun combination is rough on roofs. Hail events in spring and early summer push waves of roof tear-offs across the 88101 and 88102 ZIPs.
• Home renovation and remodels — Older housing stock throughout central Clovis — particularly the blocks south of 21st Street and east of Thornton — drives steady renovation demand from both homeowners and investors.
• Commercial property cleanouts — Turnover along Prince Street NE and aging retail corridors near the Clovis Mall produces large-volume commercial cleanouts several times a year.
• Landscaping and yard waste — Spring cleanup and xeriscape conversion projects across west Clovis neighborhoods generate lighter loads well-suited to a 10 or 15-yard container.
• Agricultural facility cleanup — Dairy operations, feed lots, and farm outbuildings south and west of Clovis sometimes require roll-off service for equipment cleanout and structural demo debris.