Dumpster Rentals in Fort Lauderdale, FL

The rental cost of dumpsters changes by location because facilities charge different dumping fees, and the facility your trash is taken to depends on your location. The type of material being dumped also affects pricing, as certain materials are charged higher disposal costs. For instance, organic waste typically has a higher dumping fee than construction debris.

The type of debris you are disposing of affects your rental price because facilities charge different rates for different types of waste. At our company, we accept a wide range of materials in our dumpsters, including:

1. Construction and demolition waste (wood, drywall, metal, cardboard, limited concrete or asphalt)

2. Heavy materials (concrete debris, stone, dirt)

3. Roofing waste (shingles, roofing materials)

4. Organic waste (grass clippings, leaves, branches)

5. Household items (furniture, clothing, appliances without freon, household trash).

The weight limit you choose for your dumpster affects pricing because a higher weight limit means a larger volume of waste, resulting in a heavier load and higher costs. Conversely, a lower weight limit may lead to lower rental costs.

The size of the dumpster impacts the rental price since larger dumpsters have the capacity to hold more waste. This allows for a heavier load and higher dumping costs. This isn't always the case, as certain dumpsters such as concrete dumpsters have high weight limits and come in 10 or 15-yard sizes.

To avoid additional fees like overage or contamination fees, it is important to follow the guidelines for filling your dumpster and refrain from exceeding the weight limit or mixing together two types of waste in one container.

The price of a dumpster in Florida ranges from $325 to $725 on average. The wide range is because dumpster rental prices are affected by location, debris type, weight limit, and dumpster size.

The 20 yard dumpster is the most common dumpster rental as it can be used for commercial projects as well as residential projects. The most common dumpster type rented is our construction dumpster rental.

A 20-yard dumpster can accommodate debris from both residential and commercial projects. Here are some examples of what can typically fit in a 20-yard dumpster:

1. Household Debris: Furniture, appliances, mattresses, carpets, cabinets, and other general household items.

2. Construction Debris: Drywall, lumber, flooring, tiles, shingles, insulation, and other construction materials.

3. Yard Waste: Branches, tree trimmings, leaves, grass clippings, and other organic yard waste.

4. Concrete and Asphalt: Limited quantities of concrete or asphalt can be included in a 20-yard dumpster. However, if you have a substantial amount of concrete or asphalt, you may want to consider a specialized dumpster for heavy debris.

5. Miscellaneous Items: Boxes, packaging materials, clothing, toys, and other miscellaneous items.

The number of bags that will fit in a 20-yard dumpster varies depending on the size and type of bags being used. However, a 20-yard dumpster can typically hold approximately 100 to 150 standard-sized 13-gallon trash bags.

Permit requirements for dumpsters in Florida vary by city or county. Typically, you will need a permit if you want to place a dumpster on public property like the street or sidewalk. Contact your local permitting office to see if a permit is needed for dumpster rental in your location.