Road-ready end dump trailers for owner-operators, haulers and small fleets in Dallas. Rent by the month, lease for a longer contract, or lease to own. Tell us what you haul and when you need it, and we'll tell you what's available.
For drivers who have the truck and the work, and need the trailer. Haul gravel, sand, dirt, asphalt, demolition debris and aggregate without buying a new trailer that can cost $60,000 or more.
Half-round and frameless end dumps for aggregate, dirt, rock and demo hauling. Monthly rentals with a simple agreement.
Typically from about $1,000 per month See rental ratesBottom dump trailers for road base, gravel and sand that need to be laid in a row while the truck keeps moving.
Ask for the current monthly rate Belly dump rentalLonger contracts for a lower monthly rate, or a lease-to-own plan where your payments go toward owning the trailer.
Terms typically 6 to 12 months Lease to ownMost commercial trailer rentals in Dallas follow the same steps. Here's what to expect:
Want numbers first? See our end dump rental rates guide.
Start hauling with a deposit and the first month instead of a large loan.
Rent first, then move into lease to own if the work keeps coming.
Add a trailer for a big contract and return it when the job ends.
Pick up in Dallas. Ask for the yard location when you call.
End dumps need hydraulic power from the tractor to raise the bed. Belly dumps use air.
A valid Class A CDL plus commercial liability and trailer physical damage coverage.
Usually due at pickup, refunded when the trailer comes back in good shape. Call (469) 620-8263 for details.
Close to the gravel pits, concrete plants and job sites around Dallas, from West Dallas and the Stemmons corridor to southern Dallas County.
Monthly end dump rentals in the Dallas area typically start from about $1,000 per month, and newer or larger trailers run higher. Longer terms usually lower the monthly rate. See the rental rates guide.
A hydraulic cylinder at the front of the trailer lifts the bed, and the load slides out through the tailgate at the back. The tractor needs a wet kit (a hydraulic pump) to power the cylinder.
End dumps are the most common for aggregate, dirt and demo hauling and work well on most job sites. Side dumps tip sideways and unload faster, but need a long, flat spot beside the truck. Belly dumps lay material in a row through gates in the bottom.
Most commercial trailer rentals are by the month, and many have a minimum of a few months. Ask about short-term options for a single contract.
Some rental plans look more at your deposit, CDL and insurance than your credit. Ask when you call, and we'll tell you what applies.
Tell us what you haul, how long you need the trailer and when you want to start. We'll tell you what's available and the monthly rate.
