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Plan a rental inside the city limits of Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando and Port St. Lucie. Florida cities decide which companies may haul waste, so the first question is who the city allows: Jacksonville and Miami require a City franchise and publish their franchised haulers, Orlando publishes an approved roll-off hauler list, and Port St. Lucie leaves construction and demolition debris open to any company. Compare published prices, included tons and rental days, and check the city's right-of-way rules before a box goes in the street or swale.
Guide collection updated November 14, 2026 · How we researchCheck the city's franchise or approved-hauler list, then price.
Jacksonville requires a City franchise for most dumpster rentals; Miami's non-exclusive franchise list has a roll-off group; Orlando requires an approved roll-off hauler for project debris; Port St. Lucie lets any company haul construction debris. Each guide covers the city's drop-off and disposal options and which suppliers publish their terms.
These guides cover the communities listed below. Check your exact delivery address; a mailing address alone may not identify the authority responsible for placement.
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Inside the consolidated City of Jacksonville, book a roll-off from a company on the City's Franchise Waste Haulers list; the City requires a franchise for dumpster and roll-off rental except for construction and demolition debris or recycled materials. Bin There Dump That and My Dumpster Guy are both listed and both have Jacksonville addresses. Small jobs may fit the one- or two-yard curbside allowance instead, and a box in the street needs a City right-of-way permit.
Read the Jacksonville guideCity of Miami Solid Waste picks up house garbage and bulky trash but does not rent roll-offs, so a box at a Miami home comes from a private company holding a City franchise. Pick one on the City's current franchised-hauler list, such as Great Waste or Coastal Waste, keep the box on your own lot, and use the Mini Dump or weekly bulky pickup for furniture and appliances.
Read the Miami guideIn Orlando you can rent from the City or from a private company, but the private company must be on the City's approved roll-off hauler list. For a few bulky pieces, use the free two-item yard-waste-day pickup or a $100 City dumpster bag; for a remodel, roof or big cleanout, compare a City 20- or 30-yard box (priced by the ton) with listed operators such as Earth Haul, which posts starting prices, and JJ's Waste & Recycling.
Read the Orlando guideIn Port St. Lucie the City's franchise hauler handles carts and a 2-cubic-yard monthly bulk pile, but debris beyond that is yours to arrange, and the City code lets any company haul construction and demolition waste. Price a paid extra bulk pickup for a small furniture pile; for a remodel, roof tear-off or full cleanout, rent a roll-off, keep it on the driveway and off the swale, and have it removed promptly.
Read the Port St. Lucie guideCompare the whole rental.
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