Dumpster Rental in Clermont, FL
Roll off dumpster rental for Clermont and the towns across Lake County — 10, 20, 30 and 40-yard containers for cleanouts, remodels, roofing and construction. Call now to arrange a delivery.
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Clermont and ten more cities across Lake County and east Orange County, from Winter Garden in the east to Leesburg in the northwest.
Dumpster services
Four sizes plus construction, residential, roofing, concrete, cleanout and yard waste rentals.
Common problems
Prohibited items, overweight loads, street permits, the wrong size, driveway protection and delivery timing.
Guides
Plain-language guides on sizing, permits, placement, how long you can keep a container, and dumpster rental versus junk removal.
Why Clermont is a dumpster town
Clermont is the most populous city in Lake County, and it is still growing fast. The 2020 Census counted 43,021 residents, up from 28,742 in 2010, and the University of Florida Bureau of Economic and Business Research put the city at about 49,000 in April 2024. That growth is visible in the subdivisions going up along the Wellness Way corridor in south Clermont, along US Highway 27, and in the new communities around Minneola and Groveland. Every new house means framing, drywall and roofing debris. Every new family moving in means a garage cleanout, a kitchen remodel, or a roof tear-off on the house they bought.
The older side of the city keeps the containers busy too. Historic downtown Clermont sits on the south shore of Lake Minneola, and the city was founded in 1884, when citrus groves covered the hills that are now subdivisions. Kings Ridge, the 55-plus golf community off US 27 with about 2,088 homes built from 1995 to 2000, is now at the age when roofs, kitchens and bathrooms are all being replaced at once. A 25 to 30-year-old roof comes off in a week, and a kitchen from the same era comes out in days — and both jobs need a container in the driveway.
Clermont's position helps as well. State Road 50 runs east to Winter Garden and Ocoee and west to Groveland, US 27 runs north to Minneola and south past Lake Louisa State Park, and Florida's Turnpike has an interchange at Hancock Road in Minneola, Exit 278. A container can reach any part of the service area on those roads, and the debris goes to the Lake County Central Solid Waste Facility in Tavares or the Log House Road Transfer Station in Clermont, at 10435 Log House Road, open Wednesdays and Saturdays for residents. The county facility takes residential drop-offs Monday through Saturday, and the City of Clermont's own sanitation department serves about 16,000 residential and commercial customers — but the city does not collect building materials, tires, hazardous waste or motor oil at the curb, which is exactly the material a dumpster is for.
Florida weather adds its own rhythm. Hurricane season runs from June through November, and a single storm can fill a container with fencing, roof debris, drywall and household items in a day. Summer heat makes roofing jobs start early and finish fast. Winter is the steady season for remodels, when the weather is dry and the work moves indoors. The guides on this site follow that rhythm, and the size pages explain which container fits which job in each season.
Dumpster sizes and services in Clermont
Ten services, one order of work: pick the size, pick the spot, load it, and call for pickup.
10-Yard Dumpster Rental
The smallest size, for a small cleanout, a single room, or a small deck removal.
20-Yard Dumpster Rental
The most common size, for a kitchen remodel, flooring, a roof tear-off, or a large cleanout.
30-Yard Dumpster Rental
For a whole-home cleanout, a major remodel, or new construction.
40-Yard Dumpster Rental
The largest size, for large construction jobs and commercial cleanouts.
Construction Dumpster Rental
For remodels and new builds: framing, drywall, flooring, roofing and siding debris.
Residential Dumpster Rental
For cleanouts, remodels and roofing at a house, placed in the driveway.
Roofing Dumpster Rental
For a roof tear-off: shingles, underlayment and flashing, with the weight allowance in mind.
Concrete Dumpster Rental
For heavy debris: concrete, brick, dirt, tile and asphalt, kept in its own load.
Home Cleanout Dumpster Rental
For a garage, attic, basement or whole-house cleanout, loaded over days at your own pace.
Yard Waste Dumpster Rental
For branches, brush, leaves and green waste from a yard job.
Service areas across Lake County
Eleven cities, from Winter Garden in the east to Leesburg in the northwest.
Clermont, FL
The main service city, on the south shore of Lake Minneola in Lake County.
Winter Garden, FL
East on State Road 50, a fast-growing city with a historic downtown and new subdivisions.
Minneola, FL
Just north of Clermont on Lake Minneola, with new subdivisions and Turnpike access.
Groveland, FL
West of Clermont on State Road 50, a growing city with older homes and new subdivisions.
Montverde, FL
Small lakeside town north of Clermont, between Lake Apopka and Lake Florence.
Ocoee, FL
East on State Road 50 toward Orlando, with older homes and new development.
Apopka, FL
Northeast of Clermont, a larger city with older homes and steady remodel work.
Leesburg, FL
Northwest in Lake County, the older city on the Harris Chain of Lakes.
Tavares, FL
The Lake County seat, on Lake Dora north of Clermont.
Eustis, FL
North of Tavares on Lake Eustis, with older homes and lakefront properties.
Mount Dora, FL
Northeast in Lake County, a historic lakeside town with older homes and antique shops.
ZIP codes covered:
34711, 34714, 34715, 34787, 34736, 34756, 34761, 32703, 32712, 34748, 34788, 32778, 32726, 32757
The dumpster problems we see most in Clermont
Six problems make up most of the calls. Each one has its own page with signs, what to do, and what the rental covers.
Prohibited items in the container
Paint, solvents, batteries, tires, asbestos and other hazardous material never go in a dumpster, and finding them at pickup can stop the job.
Overweight and overage
Concrete, dirt and shingles reach the weight allowance fast, and material over the allowance is charged per ton over it.
Street placement and permits
A container on a public street or right-of-way may need a permit from the city or the county, and the rules vary by place.
The wrong size
A container that is too small means a second rental. A container that is too large means paying for space you never use.
Driveway protection
A loaded container is heavy, and the rails can mark a driveway. Boards under the rails spread the weight.
Delivery and pickup timing
The container has to arrive when the work starts and leave when the work ends, and the spot has to be clear both times.
How a rental works here
Four things shape every rental, from a small cleanout to a full build.
Size follows the job
A 10-yard suits a small cleanout. A 20-yard suits a kitchen or a roof. A 30-yard suits a whole-home cleanout. A 40-yard suits large construction. The size pages explain the usual fit for each job.
The spot matters
The container goes where the truck can reach it and where you can load it — usually the driveway, close to the work, with the rails on boards.
Weight matters more than volume
A container can be full of light material and still be within its allowance, or half full of concrete and over it. Heavy material goes in its own load.
A clear plan, in writing
The provider explains the size, the rental period, the weight allowance and the pickup terms before the delivery is arranged.
Dumpster rental through the year in Clermont
Each season brings its own jobs. The pattern repeats every year.
Spring
Spring cleaning and garage cleanouts start in March and April, and roofing jobs pick up as the dry season arrives. A 20-yard is the usual choice for both.
Summer
Roofing peaks in the summer, and remodels move fast in the dry heat. Storms from June onward can fill a container with fencing and roof debris in a day.
Autumn
Hurricane season runs through November, so storm debris work continues into the autumn. Yard waste jobs pick up as the oak and pine drop.
Winter
Winter is the steady season for indoor remodels — kitchens, bathrooms and flooring — when the weather is dry and the work moves inside.
How a delivery works
Four steps, from the first call to the pickup.
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Describe the job, the material and where the container should go. The provider takes the address, the size that fits, and the day you want it.
Delivery
The truck drops the container on the spot you agreed — usually the driveway, with boards under the rails. The driver checks the spot is clear of low wires and branches.
Load it
Load over the rental period, keeping heavy material low and the load level with the rim. Keep prohibited items out.
Pickup
Call when the container is loaded. The truck picks it up and takes it to the Lake County facility, and the spot is left clear.
Frequently asked questions
Answers from the questions Lake County homeowners actually ask.
Call NowFour sizes: 10, 20, 30 and 40-yard roll off dumpsters, plus rentals for construction, residential work, roofing, concrete, cleanouts and yard waste. The 20-yard is the most common size.
A typical rental runs about a week, and the period can often be extended if the work runs long. Ask the provider about the rental period and the extension terms when you arrange the delivery.
A container on your driveway usually needs no permit. A container on a public street, sidewalk or right-of-way may need one from the city or the county, and the rules and any fee vary by place. Check with the City of Clermont or Lake County before placing on a public street.
Hazardous waste, paint and solvents, asbestos, batteries, tires, motor oil, appliances with refrigerant, and medical waste. Lake County takes household hazardous waste at the Log House Road Transfer Station in Clermont.
Call now and describe the job, the material and where the container should go. The provider takes the address, the size that fits and the day you want it, and the delivery is arranged.
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