Dumpster Rental Services in Clermont, FL

What dumpster rental covers in Lake County

Dumpster rental is a container delivered to your property, loaded by you over the rental period, and picked up when you call. The container is a roll off dumpster: the truck rolls it off the back, sets it on the spot you agreed, and later winches it back on. Four sizes cover most jobs — 10, 20, 30 and 40 cubic yards — and the size pages explain which one fits which job. The 20-yard is the most common size in Clermont, because it fits a kitchen remodel, a flooring job through a house, a roof tear-off, or a large garage cleanout without taking over the whole driveway.

The material matters as much as the size. Household junk, furniture, drywall, flooring, lumber and roofing all go in a standard load. Concrete, brick, dirt, tile and asphalt are heavy, so they go in their own load, usually a 10-yard, because a larger container of concrete can go over its weight allowance fast. Yard waste — branches, brush and leaves — goes in its own load too. And some items never go in a dumpster at all: hazardous waste, paint, solvents, asbestos, batteries, tires, motor oil, appliances with refrigerant, and medical waste. The prohibited items page lists them all, and the Lake County transfer station takes household hazardous waste from residents.

All ten services

Choose the service that matches the job. If you are unsure, the size guides explain the usual fit for each job.

How to choose a service

Start with the job. If you are cleaning out a garage, an attic or a whole house, the home cleanout page is the starting point. If you are remodeling a kitchen or a bathroom, the construction page explains what goes in and what size fits. If the roof is coming off, the roofing page explains the weight allowance, which matters more for shingles than for any other material. If the job is concrete, brick or dirt, the concrete page explains why a small container is the right choice for heavy material.

If you already know the size, go to that size page: 10-yard for a small job, 20-yard for the common jobs, 30-yard for a whole-home cleanout or a major remodel, 40-yard for large construction. And if you are not sure which page fits, call now — describe the job, the material and where the container should go, and the delivery will be arranged.