As Bryan-College Station continues to grow, so does the need for reliable infrastructure to keep pace with new homes, businesses and commercial developments across the Brazos Valley. Expanding to meet that demand is Texas Disposal Systems, the largest independently owned waste and recycling company in Central Texas, with nearly five decades of experience serving the region.
The expansion includes a local operations yard in Bryan-College Station, along with waste collection and roll-off services, as well as recycling solutions for municipalities and larger commercial and industrial customers.
“We’re excited to bring our quality services and products to Bryan-College Station and throughout the Brazos Valley,” said Texas Disposal Systems Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Matt Hutchings, TAMU class of 1986. “For the local community, this means dependable service, more options and access to environmentally responsible waste solutions that support the area’s continued growth.”
What services will TDS offer?
TDS will provide a range of waste and recycling solutions tailored to the needs of Brazos Valley residents, businesses, and larger commercial and industrial customers, including:
Roll-off containers: For construction, renovation and large-scale projects.
Commercial front-load dumpsters: Scalable waste solutions for local businesses.
Recycling solutions: TDS can provide recycling services for municipalities and larger commercial and industrial customers, with recyclable materials transported to TDS’ Materials Recovery Facility in Creedmoor for processing.
The goal is to provide flexible, scalable waste solutions that meet the needs of the growing Brazos Valley, from individual households to large commercial and industrial operations.
How does TDS approach waste differently?
A key differentiator is TDS’ integrated system. Rather than simply collecting and hauling waste directly to a landfill, the company routes materials and processes them through its own specialized facilities, including a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) in Creedmoor, Texas, and large-scale composting operations.
Spanning more than 160,000 square feet, the MRF can process 40 to 45 tons of material per hour, using mechanical, manual and electronic sorting systems to separate glass, cardboard, paper, aluminum and plastics for reuse. Organic materials are also diverted and processed into compost, mulch and soil amendments used across Texas.
According to TDS, this model helps conserve natural resources, extend landfill life and reduce environmental impact.
What can customers expect from TDS?
As TDS establishes itself in the Brazos Valley, the company said customers can expect an emphasis on reliability, communication and responsive service.
Technology and infrastructure support efficient operations and make it easier for customers to manage their services, whether they are setting up an account, requesting additional pickups or seeking support.
The company also has a dedicated local team in Bryan-College Station to provide accessible service as it becomes more involved in the community.
How will TDS engage with the community?
Beyond its waste collection and recycling services, TDS plans to develop partnerships with local organizations, schools, businesses and community groups.
Potential initiatives include sponsoring local Chamber of Commerce events and assisting with community cleanups. The company also plans to expand its Eco Academy programming to local schools to educate students about waste reduction and sustainability.
What does the future look like for TDS in Bryan-College Station?
TDS’ long-term goal is to become a trusted, reliable provider of waste and recycling services in the Brazos Valley. The newly established operations yard on Shiloh Avenue serves as the foundation for scaling alongside the region’s long-term growth.
“At Texas Disposal Systems, we believe waste is not just something to be discarded—it’s an opportunity to do better,” the company stated.
Want to learn more?
For residents, developers and business owners in Bryan-College Station looking to learn more or explore service options, contact details are listed below:
Phone: 979-321-4123
Website: TexasDisposal.com
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Address: 1515 Shiloh Ave., Bryan
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Frequently asked questions
What services does Texas Disposal Systems offer in Bryan-College Station?
TDS offers waste and recycling solutions for residential and commercial customers, including roll-off containers, commercial front-load dumpsters, recycling and special waste handling, compactors, and more.
Where is Texas Disposal Systems located in Bryan-College Station?
TDS’ local operations yard is located at 1515 Shiloh Ave. in Bryan, Texas. The location serves as a foundation for the company’s expansion throughout the Brazos Valley.
How does Texas Disposal Systems support sustainability?
TDS uses an integrated system that includes recycling and composting operations. Its Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) sorts recyclable materials, while organic materials can be processed into compost, mulch and soil amendments.
How can I contact Texas Disposal Systems?
Residents and businesses can contact TDS at 979-321-4123 or visit TexasDisposal.com to learn more about available services in the Bryan-College Station area.