Texas Motor Speedway • September 25–26, 2026
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The Dumpster Expo isn’t one event for everyone. It’s three experiences under one roof. Whether you just filed your LLC or you’re managing a fleet, every session, every connection, and every conversation is built for where you are right now.
You’ve got the LLC. Maybe a truck. Maybe not even that yet. You’ve been watching YouTube videos, reading Facebook groups, and trying to figure out if this thing is real or if you’re about to blow your savings on a business that doesn’t work.
You’re not sure who to trust. You don’t know what you don’t know. And you’re tired of guessing.
Your first real vendor relationships. Connections with operators who are a year or two ahead of you and willing to share what they’ve learned. A roadmap that replaces the guessing with a plan. And a phone full of people who will actually pick up when you call.
You’re doing $200K, $300K, maybe more. You’ve got trucks, containers, jobs coming in. But you’re stuck. You’re working in the business every single day and you know you should be working on it. Margins are tighter than they should be. You’re one bad hire or one broken truck away from a rough month.
You didn’t start this business to be trapped by it. But right now, it doesn’t run without you.
The operational playbook to double your fleet. Equipment financing contacts ready to move. Pricing strategies from operators who cracked the margin problem. And peer connections at your exact stage who become your board of advisors long after the event ends.
You’ve got 50, 100, 200+ containers. Multiple trucks, drivers, maybe multiple markets. You’re past the survival stage. Now it’s about deals, partnerships, acquisitions, and staying ahead of an industry that’s consolidating fast.
Most events aren’t built for you. The sessions are too basic. The conversations are too small. You need a room where everyone operates at your level.
High-level vendor deals you can’t get over email. Fleet owner roundtables with operators managing the same complexity you are. Strategic partnerships. And on-stage recognition that puts your brand in front of every operator in the industry.
Same event. Same venue. Same energy. But the sessions you attend, the people you meet, and the conversations you have are tailored to where you are right now. You pick your door at registration.
You charge $350, $450, maybe $500+ for a single dumpster drop. One job. One customer. One transaction that’s over in a week.
A ticket to the Dumpster Expo costs less than that.
For less than what one customer pays you, you get two full days in a room with operators who’ve already built what you’re trying to build. People running 5 trucks. 15 trucks. 40 trucks. People who started exactly where you are and figured it out.
They’re not selling courses. They’re not gatekeeping. They’re standing next to you at the mixer telling you what pricing model finally worked, which software saved them 10 hours a week, and which mistakes nearly put them under.
You’ll meet the vendors who supply the trucks, the cans, the tarps, the software, the insurance, and the marketing. Not through a website. Not through a cold call. Face to face, where you can ask real questions and get real answers.
One better pricing decision covers your ticket a hundred times over. One relationship with the right vendor saves you tens of thousands. One conversation with an operator two years ahead of you can save you from the mistake that would’ve taken you out.
The guys who came in 2025 launched businesses entirely off the relationships they made in that room.
They walked away with contractor connections, vendor deals, dispatch systems, ad strategies, and a phone full of contacts from operators who actually pick up when you call at 10 o’clock at night with a question.
And Blake is one of hundreds.
It’s not the best truck. It’s not the most cans. It’s not even the hardest worker.
And yet only 22% of small business owners actually have a mentor or advisory network around them when they start.
89% of the ones who don’t? They say they wish they did.
The information is out there. The people who’ve figured it out are out there. Most business owners just never get in the room with them.
That’s what this event is. Two days surrounded by the operators, the vendors, and the relationships that most people in this industry spend years trying to find on their own. Some never find them at all.
There’s an operator in your market right now thinking about buying a ticket.
Maybe he’s a year behind you. Maybe he’s a year ahead. Either way, he’s going to spend two days learning what’s working from people who are doing this at a level most haulers never reach. He’s going to shake hands with the vendor who could cut his costs. He’s going to sit next to the operator who hands him the playbook for the exact problem he’s been stuck on for six months.
And he’s going to go home and execute on all of it.
You can keep doing what you’ve been doing. Nobody’s going to force you to show up. But a year from now, when that guy in your market is running tighter routes, better margins, and picking up the jobs you used to get, the difference won’t be that he worked harder than you.
It’ll be that he was in the room and you weren’t.
Every year, the operators who show up walk away saying the same thing: “I wish I’d come sooner.” Not because someone sold them on it. Because they sat in a room full of people who made them better, and they realized how long they’d been trying to figure it all out alone.
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These are the people who showed up, made connections, and left with a real advantage. This year, the room gets bigger.
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