Orlando Dumpster Rental

Yes. Coast to Coast Disposal offers dumpster rental in Orlando, FL. Coast to Coast Disposal is a woman-owned roll-off dumpster company based in Maitland, Florida, serving homeowners, contractors, and businesses across Orlando and Orange County. Anyone searching “dumpster rental near me” from an Orlando address has found a local team just north of the city line. We deliver 10, 20, 30, and 40 yard roll-off containers, and every rental is quoted as one flat rate before it is scheduled.

Most Orlando dumpster problems show up after the container arrives. A 22 foot box will not fit a short driveway. A container left on the street without a city permit can be ordered moved. Shingles and concrete push a load over its weight limit fast. Paint, tires, and old refrigerators cannot go in at all. We sort out each of these questions on the phone, before delivery day.

Coast to Coast Disposal places each waste container with a roll-off garbage truck across the Orlando metropolitan area, the third-largest metropolitan area in Florida. Orlando is the county seat of Orange County and the center of Central Florida. Our service area runs from downtown and the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts south along International Drive past the Orange County Convention Center, east to the University of Central Florida, and southeast toward Orlando International Airport. Projects range from construction and demolition to home cleanouts, and each one produces debris that needs a safe, legal place to go.

Choosing an Orlando dumpster rental company comes down to five things: the container sizes on offer, how pricing and weight limits work, whether the container fits your driveway or HOA rules, how the street permit is handled, and who picks up the phone. Here is how Coast to Coast Disposal lines up:

• Best forOrlando homeowners and contractors who want one company for 10, 20, 30, and 40 yard roll-offs and for 2 to 8 yard front-load bins.
• PricingOne flat-rate quote that covers delivery, the rental period, pickup, and disposal up to the included weight, confirmed before scheduling.
• Tight driveways and HOAsA 10 yard container is 11.5 feet long. We check the driveway, gate, and overhead clearance with you before delivery.
• Local officeA Maitland team at (407) 790-7290, open Monday through Saturday.

• CompanyCoast to Coast Disposal
• Local phone(407) 790-7290
• Office500 N Maitland Ave, Maitland, FL 32751
• Counties servedOrange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake, Volusia
• Roll-off sizes10, 20, 30, and 40 yard
• Front-load sizes2, 4, 6, and 8 yard
• Founded2014, woman-owned
• Pricing modelFlat rate, quoted before delivery

How Do Orlando Deliveries Reach the Job Site?

Coast to Coast Disposal dispatches Orlando deliveries from its office in Maitland, on the north edge of the Orlando metro.

• Downtown Orlando, College Park, and Audubon Park are reached by Interstate 4 or by US 17-92 through Winter Park.
• East Orlando, Lake Nona, and the University area are reached by State Road 417.
• MetroWest, Dr. Phillips, and Windermere are reached by Interstate 4 and State Road 429.
• Crosstown trips use State Road 408, the east-west expressway.

Share the full street address and any gate code when you book. Downtown towers, gated communities, and active construction sites often set their own delivery windows.

What Size Dumpster Fits Common Orlando Projects?

Coast to Coast Disposal recommends a 20 yard container for most Orlando home projects and a 30 or 40 yard container for large construction sites.

Which size works for a historic bungalow near downtown?

A 10 or 20 yard container usually fits a renovation in Orlando’s older neighborhoods. Most homes in the Lake Eola Heights Historic District were built between 1905 and 1925, and some of its streets are short and narrow [1]. Measure the driveway first, and tell us about trees, overhead lines, or an alley-side garage.

Which size works for new construction in Lake Nona or Horizon West?

A 30 or 40 yard container handles framing scraps, drywall, and packaging. Concrete, block, brick, dirt, and shingles are different. They hit the weight limit before they fill the box, so they go in a smaller dedicated container. Full specifications are on our dumpster sizes page.

How much room does an Orlando delivery need?

A roll-off delivery needs the container’s footprint plus space for the truck to back in and tilt the container off its bed. The approach should be straight, with no low branches, power lines, or carport roofs overhead.

Container	Length	Width	Height
10 yard roll-off	11.5 ft	8 ft	4 ft
20 yard roll-off	22 ft	8 ft	4 ft
30 yard roll-off	22 ft	8 ft	6 ft
40 yard roll-off	22 ft	8 ft	8 ft

Tell us the driveway slope, the gate width, and anything overhead when you book. If your site cannot take the size you asked for, we tell you before delivery.

How do you protect a driveway from a dumpster?

Driveway damage is uncommon, but a loaded container is heavy. Boards laid under the container rails spread the weight on asphalt, pavers, or newer concrete. Mention the driveway surface when you book so the placement can be planned around it.

Do You Need a Permit for a Dumpster on an Orlando Street?

Yes. Inside Orlando city limits, a dumpster on a street, sidewalk, or other public right-of-way needs a Temporary Right-of-Way Encroachment Permit from the Permitting Services Division of the city’s Economic Development Department [2].

• The application requires a scaled sketch of the property line and the container’s position in the right-of-way [2].
• An encroachment can last up to 180 days [2].
• The city may require a separate Maintenance of Traffic plan [2].

A container on a private driveway or job site is not in the right-of-way, so this permit does not apply. Homeowners associations in Baldwin Park, Avalon Park, and Lake Nona may set their own rules. Addresses in unincorporated Orange County or in nearby cities such as Winter Park follow that jurisdiction’s process.

Where Does Orlando Debris Go, and What Has to Stay Out?

In Orange County’s public system, construction and demolition debris is accepted only at the Orange County Landfill on Young Pine Road in east Orlando [3]. The Porter and McLeod Road transfer stations do not take it [3]. Coast to Coast Disposal picks up the loaded container and handles hauling and disposal for you.

Some items cannot go in a roll-off container. Orange County gives residents another place to take them:

Item	Where Orange County residents can take it
Paint and household chemicals	Free drop-off at the Orange County Landfill or Porter Transfer Station, up to 25 gallons per vehicle [4]
Electronics and rechargeable batteries	Free drop-off at the same two sites [4]
Refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners	Accepted at the Orange County Landfill for a fee [4]
Tires	Bulk tire loads accepted only at the Orange County Landfill [3]
Asbestos	Accepted at the Orange County Landfill by appointment only [3]

Furniture, cabinets, flooring, drywall, lumber, household junk, and yard debris all go in a standard roll-off container.

How Do Orlando Storms Affect a Dumpster Rental?

Coast to Coast Disposal advises Orlando customers to tarp an open container at the end of each work day. Summer afternoon thunderstorms add rainwater, and water weight counts against the load allowance.

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. Container demand rises across Central Florida after a storm, so book roof and tree debris jobs early.

What Dumpster Services Are Available in Orlando?

Coast to Coast Disposal offers temporary roll-off containers for projects and permanent front-load bins for businesses across Orlando.

• Roll-off dumpster rentalShort-term containers for renovation, cleanout, and demolition.
• Construction dumpster rentalHeavy-duty containers for concrete, roofing debris, and framing waste.
• Residential dumpster rentalContainers for estate cleanouts, remodels, and landscaping.
• Roofing dumpster rentalContainers matched to shingle weight for Central Florida tear-offs.
• Land clearingHeavy-debris containers for lot clearing and storm cleanup.

Who uses roll-offs in Orlando?

• General contractors rent 20, 30, and 40 yard roll-offs for new construction and tenant build-outs.
• Roofing contractors rent containers for shingle tear-offs on homes and multifamily buildings.
• Property managers rent containers for unit cleanouts between tenants.
• Retail and restaurant owners rent containers for interior build-outs and fixture removal.

What do Orlando businesses use for ongoing trash?

An Orlando restaurant, office, or apartment community with steady weekly trash usually needs a front-load bin. A front-load bin is a lidded container that stays on site and is emptied on a set schedule.

Front-load bin	Dimensions (W x D x H)	Typical Orlando use
2 yard	80 x 40 x 36 in	Small office or single storefront
4 yard	80 x 54 x 48 in	Restaurant or small retail center
6 yard	80 x 66 x 60 in	Mid-size retail or multifamily property
8 yard	80 x 84 x 80 in	High-volume commercial or apartment community

• Compactor serviceFor high-volume commercial properties.
• Permanent roll-off rentalFor sites that produce heavy debris every week.
• Portable toiletsFor job sites and events, ordered with a container.
• Recycling programsSource separation for qualifying commercial accounts.

How Is an Orlando Dumpster Rental Priced?

Coast to Coast Disposal quotes every Orlando dumpster rental as one flat rate before the container is scheduled. The quote covers delivery, the rental period, pickup, and disposal up to the included weight. Debris over that weight is billed per ton.

• Container size. A 40 yard container costs more than a 10 yard container.
• Material. Concrete, dirt, and shingles are priced differently from mixed household debris.
• Rental length. Extensions are available by phone.
• Placement. A street placement inside city limits adds the right-of-way permit step.

Plan for weight, not just space. Roofing, tile, concrete, and dirt are the materials that most often push a load over its included weight. If your project includes them, say so when you book.

Our approach is simple: we confirm the size, the material, and the price with you before anything is scheduled. If a site cannot take the requested container, we tell you before delivery. Call (407) 790-7290 for a firm number.

Frequently Asked Questions

Key Takeaways

Resources

Official and scientific sources

1. National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places nomination, Lake Eola Heights Historic District
2. City of Orlando, Temporary Right-of-Way Encroachment Permit Application
3. Orange County Utilities, Landfill and Transfer Stations
4. Orange County Utilities, Household Hazardous Waste
5. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Sustainable Management of Construction and Demolition Materials
6. Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Waste Management

Online resources

• Wikipedia, Dumpster

Books

• Edward Humes, Garbology: Our Dirty Love Affair with Trash (Avery, 2012). Review in Nature

Written by the team at Coast to Coast Disposal, founded in 2014 by Julie Cronen and Kim Jenkins. Last updated: October 2026.