Dumpster Rental in Orlando, Florida

Think About Your Project Type

Customers rent a dumpster from Sourgum Waste for many reasons, from small bathroom remodeling to large-scale yard clean-outs. We have outlined some common projects that people rent a dumpster for so you can decide whether you actually need a dumpster to get rid of debris, or our other waste services:

• Home renovation or remodeling projects

• Construction and commercial renovations

• Roofing repairs

• Storm debris cleanup

• Landscaping and yard debris removal

• Heavy concrete disposal

• Spring cleaning, decluttering, or downsizing

• Hoarding clean-out

If you are unsure about whether you need to rent a roll-off dumpster for your case, let us know by phone at (732) 366-9355 or email, and our customer service representatives will be happy to assist you.

At Sourgum Waste, we design the ordering process to be as easy as possible. Once you have determined your ideal dumpster size, within a few clicks, you can successfully place your online order. All you need to do is follow the guided steps to enter your delivery location in or around Orlando, indicate your preferred delivery date, specify your debris material type, then pick a dumpster size, weight limit, and rental period.

• If the weight of your debris ends up exceeding the ton limit you pre-purchased, there is no need for concern; you will simply be charged an overweight fee, prorated to the exact overage weight and backed up by a third-party weight ticked. Therefore, if you are disposing of lots of heavy debris such as concrete, asphalt, and brick, we recommend that you rent our special concrete dumpster with 10+ ton weight limits. That way, you can avoid shooting up the rental cost as heavy debris can easily go over the weight limit of a normal dumpster.

• A maximum rental period will come included in the base price. However, you can choose to add extra rental days, if you know you will need more time. Inversely, if your dumpster is ready to be collected before the end of the rental period, just call us and we will grab it early.

Finally, you've successfully received your dumpster and it is time to load it. Remember not to put any hazardous items into the dumpster, such as asbestos, wet paints, and lithium batteries. You can check our complete What Can and Cannot Go Into a Dumpster guide to learn more about the proper disposal of different materials. After you finish loading the dumpster, let us know and we will schedule a pickup for you and transport the waste to the appropriate sorting facility in the Orlando area.

The Solid Waste Division of Orlando has summarized items that you should and should not put into your recycling cart. It is especially important that do not throw any plastic bags in the recycling bin, as they can shut down the recycling machinery. For plastic or glass bottles and containers, please empty and clean them out before recycling, so that they will not contaminate the other “good” recyclables. You can use the recycling search tool to find out the correct ways to dispose of a waste item; just enter the name of an item, and the tool will show you acceptable options for disposal.

The Solid Waste Division of Orlando wants every resident to prepare well for the annual hurricane season. Before a storm, you should remove yard waste previously placed on the curb and store it tight against your home. It is not safe to leave yard waste stacked on the curb when there is a storm coming because the waste can go into storm drains and cause pollution and flooding in your neighborhood.

After the storm, it is important to sort all the storm debris into separate piles based on different waste categories and place them neatly curbside for collection. The six waste categories are normal household trash, vegetative debris, construction & demolition debris, household hazardous waste, electronic waste, and appliances & white goods. Keep in mind that building materials such as lumber and fencing should be separate from vegetative debris like logs and tree branches.

Check out Orlando's guide on how to prepare for the hurricane season in terms of trash and recycling for more information.