Dumpster Rental in Miami FL

Different materials are charged different rates for dumping. For example, concrete debris is often more expensive to dump than organic waste.

The material types we accept in our dumpsters are:

1. Construction and demolition waste–any waste from contracting or renovation jobs such as wood, drywall, cardboard, metal, carpeting, and minimal amounts of concrete or asphalt.

2. Concrete debris–any type of heavy material including concrete, asphalt, brick, dirt, or stone.

3. Roofing waste–debris from roofs such as shingles and any other roofing materials.

4. Organic waste–any green waste such as grass clippings, branches, and leaves.

5. Household items–items like furniture, old clothes, old appliances (those without freon), and any household trash.

Weight limits affect dumpster pricing because the higher the weight limit, the more waste you can dump and the heavier your load will be. On the other hand, lower weight limits will cost less.

The size of your dumpster affects your rental price because the bigger your dumpster, the more holding capacity you will have and the heavier your load will be. This doesn't apply to dumpsters for concrete, which are typically 10 or 15 yard dumpsters that have high weight limits.

If you go over your weight limit or you mix together materials that aren't allowed in your dumpster, you may be charged an overage fee or a contamination fee. These fees should be easily avoidable as long as you fill your dumpster according to the guidelines.