Irving dumpsters.

Irving, a city in Dallas County, is home to about 260,000 residents. Irving's Las Colinas Urban Center is one of the largest planned mixed-use commercial developments in the United States, hosting corporate headquarters for Kimberly-Clark, Celanese, and dozens of other Fortune 500 firms that drive continuous Class A office construction, interior renovation, and tenant build-out activity. DFW International Airport's western boundary abuts Irving, making the city a prime hub for aviation-support facilities, hotel development, and logistics warehousing along the International Parkway corridor. North Texas's Blackland Prairie soils beneath Irving expand and contract dramatically with seasonal moisture changes — foundation movement is among the top renovation drivers for both residential and commercial buildings throughout the city. The metro lies in Tornado Alley, with severe hail events causing tens of millions in annual roofing and siding damage requiring insurance-driven renovation. Dallas County requires right-of-way permits for containers on county roads. Irving's Toyota Music Factory entertainment district and the Las Colinas Urban Center's ongoing residential tower development drive the commercial and high-density residential construction market.