Fort Hood, in Coryell County, sits roughly 47 miles southwest of Waco — close enough for our Waco area dispatchers to match excess dirt with the nearest approved site fast. The fastest way to dispose of dirt in Fort Hood is to text a dispatcher — members dump for free at approved sites, and your first load is free even if you never sign up.
Fort Hood sits in Coryell County — the same TCEQ inert-material rules apply here as anywhere else in the Central Texas / Blackland Prairie.
Waco sits on the Texas Blackland Prairie, the same Houston Black series 'cracking clay' family found through Dallas-Fort Worth — deep shrink-swell cracks in dry weather, significant expansion when wet.
Neither TCEQ (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) nor any other state agency issues a formal “certified clean fill” seal — that term doesn’t exist in the regulatory language (30 TAC §330.3 and equivalent). What actually happens at every approved site in our network:
How much does it cost to get rid of dirt in Fort Hood?
Landfills in the Central Texas / Blackland Prairie area charge a per-ton tipping fee at the gate that varies by facility and material type, plus your own drive time — and that fee applies again on every load. DumpSite members dump for free at approved sites — up to their plan's monthly yardage — so the only ongoing cost is the membership itself ($99–$599/mo depending on volume). Your first dump site is free either way, no membership required.
What kind of dirt can I dump in Fort Hood?
Clean fill dirt, clay, topsoil, sand, and most uncontaminated excavation material. Sites don't take trash, C&D debris, treated wood, or anything with contamination — if you're not sure, send your dispatcher a photo and they'll confirm before you haul.
Are there any dirt dumpsites near Fort Hood right now?
We maintain active approved sites across the Waco area. Availability shifts day to day as sites fill up, so the fastest way to get a real answer is to text your dispatcher — they'll confirm the closest open site before you drive anywhere.
Is DumpSite.io a landfill?
No. DumpSite.io isn't a landfill — it's a network of approved clean-fill drop-off sites your dispatcher matches you to, so there's no per-ton gate fee for members. Landfills in the Central Texas / Blackland Prairie area charge a per-ton tipping fee at the gate that varies by facility and material type, plus your own drive time — and that fee applies again on every load. If you searched for a dirt landfill or dump site in Fort Hood, TX, the live map shows what's actually accepting clean fill right now, free.
Is using DumpSite more eco-friendly than a landfill in Fort Hood?
Yes, in a real, mechanical sense — not just marketing language. Clean fill dirt doesn't need to go to a landfill at all — it's inert material that can be reused as fill on another site instead of taking up landfill airspace. Matching your load to the closest approved site that actually wants it, instead of defaulting to the nearest landfill, also means less distance driven per load — less fuel burned, fewer emissions, every trip.
What makes DumpSite different from other dump site options?
Two things nobody else offers: a real dispatcher who tailors the match to your project — material type, yardage, truck access, and location — instead of handing you a generic list, and a live public map (dumpsite.io/dfw and dumpsite.io/denver) showing exactly which sites are open right now. Use either path — text a dispatcher for a custom match, or check the map yourself.
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