Dumpster Rentals in Orange County, FL

At Sourgum, our corporate philosophy emphasizes customer service, sustainability, and transparency. It supports our mission and serves as the foundation of how we operate. We believe that the current way waste management is handled is obsolete and needs a change. Unfortunately, 99% of waste management companies in the market still have complicated pricing, unprofessional customer service teams, and fall behind on their environmental sustainability practices. Sourgum Waste is part of the 1% of companies determined to solve these problems. We don't just simply help you get rid of waste. We put sustainability into action by finding ways to reduce waste going to landfills and decrease carbon emissions from collection vehicles. Enjoy the difference today when you place your order online.

Dumpster rental prices vary depending on your service location, the type of material you will be disposing of, the size of dumpster you need, and any extras that you select during your ordering process. Every dumpster rental comes with a built-in weight limit and rental period, but you may choose to add more weight or time, based on your specific needs. If you do not add more weight or time during the ordering process, but find out that you need more later on, you will be able to pay for extra weight at the prorated standard disposal rate and add extra days at a small flat daily fee. You can price out your rental by using the form below.

Orange County's Automated Curbside Collection Program allows residents to place garbage, recyclables, yard waste, and large items such as furniture, mattresses, appliances, TVs, and up to 4 passenger car tires at the curb for pickup each week.

There are some specific rules that you need to follow for each category of waste when disposing of them at the curbside. One of the most important things to remember is not to mix recyclables, hazardous waste, or yard waste with your garbage. Also, keep your yard waste separate from large items. There is a limited amount of yard waste and large items allowed for collection per week. Please refer to Orange County's automated curbside collection program guidelines for all the rules and tips for proper disposal.

When you're in doubt about whether an item should go into the recycling bin or not, it is better to just leave it out. Non-recyclables such as plastic bags can get tangled in the processing equipment and shut down the machinery completely, which is troublesome. Similarly, don't bag your recyclables. Let's recycle smart and produce less pollution together!

How to Dispose of Household Hazardous and Electronic Waste in Orange County?

When you wrongly dispose of harmful materials, these can pose a threat to the people and the beautiful Florida environment. Some common hazardous materials that require careful disposal include: paint and paint thinners, batteries, fluorescent light bulbs, cooking oil, motor oil, pool chemicals, propane tanks, and pesticides.

Orange County provides free household hazardous waste and electronics collection services for residents at two drop-off locations: Orange County Landfill and Porter Transfer Station. The Orange County Landfill is located at 5901 Young Pine Road, Orlando, FL 32829. The Porter Transfer Station is located at 1326, Good Homes Road, Orlando, FL 32818.

For unwanted electronic equipment, consider recycling them at local electronic or office supply stores, such as Staples or Best Buy, instead of throwing them out. You can visit Earth911 and enter your electronics type and zip code to look for a participating center near you.

The Orange County Solid Waste Division also provides detailed instructions on how to properly dispose of other hazardous waste such as medications and freon-containing devices. The webpage has more information on acceptable and unacceptable items at the drop-off locations, and packing tips for hazardous materials. Read it thoroughly so you are fully prepared for a trip to the collection center.

Sourgum Waste wants to take a moment to celebrate Orange County's consistent efforts and progress in promoting environmental sustainability within the community. For the past years, Orange County has been actively involved in protecting and conserving natural resources. It sets out environmental goals it wants to achieve, such as Clean Water for All and Zero Waste, and improving the efficiency of the curbside collection program.