Identify the material
List the main material, where it came from, whether it is clean or mixed, the largest pieces, and any reinforcing steel, soil, liquids, or questionable items.
No account, portal, or drawn-out intake. Add the few details that affect price and scheduling, then send the request directly to Tannahill’s Houston team.
Provide a working phone number so the team can clarify material, pricing, availability, placement or arrival timing.
Tannahill pairs a convenient Houston location with direct communication so customers can make the next decision without unnecessary friction.
For Tannahill, good service starts with getting the facts right. The website can explain common situations, but the team at the yard can account for today’s material requirements, equipment schedule, facility conditions, and project timing. That is why every page gives you a direct route to a phone call, text conversation, quote request, or live directions.
The simple three-step approach works for a pickup truck of qualifying C&D debris and for a multi-phase project. In Houston, distance is only one part of the decision. Traffic, truck access, material weight, unloading method, facility hours and the load condition all affect a productive trip. Gather those facts before anyone leaves the site. A concise description gives the yard something concrete to evaluate and gives the driver a destination, contact and plan. If conditions change, contact the team again instead of relying on an earlier assumption. That small habit protects time on both sides of the gate.
List the main material, where it came from, whether it is clean or mixed, the largest pieces, and any reinforcing steel, soil, liquids, or questionable items.
Share dimensions, cubic yards, tons, container size, or expected truckloads. An honest planning range is more useful than false precision.
Confirm current acceptance, price, hours, site conditions and the correct service. Then send the driver with live directions and clear yard instructions.
Houston construction moves through dense streets, expanding corridors, industrial districts and weather that can change plans quickly. A good debris plan identifies the waste stream, assigns a destination and gives every driver the hours, address and contact number needed for the day.
Tannahill’s website answers the questions that determine whether a transfer-station trip makes sense: What is in the load? How much is there? Is it clean or mixed? Is the vehicle suitable? When will it arrive? What must be confirmed first?
Tannahill does not accept dirt. Concrete and pavement asphalt are handled by Houston Crushed Concrete at the shared facility; keep rubble separate from mixed C&D waste. Asphalt roofing material and shingles are not accepted. When separation is practical, distinct piles or containers make a load easier to describe and evaluate.
Use this page as a starting point, not a substitute for current confirmation. Pricing, hours, facility conditions and the composition of an individual load can change the answer. Call or text 713-657-0004 before you drive.
— Kevin Keith, Google review
Based on more than 350 Google reviews observed September 2026. Rating and count may change.
Read customer reviewsYes. Call or text to confirm current acceptance, pricing, hours and load requirements before you drive.
Tannahill is at 1800 Holmes Rd, Houston, TX 77045. Use the Directions button for live navigation.
Monday–Friday 7:00 AM–5:00 PM and Saturday 7:00 AM–1:00 PM. Closed Sunday. Call about holiday or weather changes.
Still unsure? Describe the load and get a direct answer before you move it.
Call 713-657-0004Before scheduling, verify the destination, responsibility for loading, expected material, safe truck access and the person authorized to approve changes. A short call today is more reliable than an assumption copied from an older project, especially when the load or weather has changed.