Your comprehensive Guide to Dumpster Medic's Demolition Dumpster Rentals
                     RENTAL FOR DEMOLITION
PROJECTS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA
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Introduction
Dumpster Medic's 
Demolition Dumpster Rental Guide 
provides everything you need to know 
about choosing the right dumpster, 
managing debris, and streamlining the 
cleanup process. Whether you're a 
homeowner tackling a renovation or a 
contractor managing large-scale 
demolitions, this guide ensures you're well-
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equipped to handle the job.
Determine the Size of the 
Dumpster
To ensure that the demolition waste is 
managed properly and on budget, the 
most important part is to choose the 
correct sized dumpster. The most common 
dumpster sizes for large-scale waste 
management are 30 Yards and 40 Yards 
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Consider the Location of the 
Dumpster
The placement of dumpster containers significantly affects project efficiency, 
timelines, and regulatory compliance. For community or office cleanups, 
dumpsters may be placed on public property or sidewalks, often requiring special 
permits.
• Location Rental Fee: This factor includes costs associated with delivery and pickup.
• Permits Fee: If the permit is required in your location, check with the dumpster rental 
company if they can arrange the local permits.
• Extension Fee: This fee is associated with the container rental fee kept for long periods
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• Private Property : If the dumpster container 
is on your private property, you might not 
need the permit; although if your property is 
located in a homeowners' association or a 
specified zone, you may need the following 
permits.
• Homeowner’s Association
• Municipal associations in specific 
zones
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• Public Property : If the dumpster containers 
are placed on the sidewalks, park entrance, 
or any public areas, then you might require 
the following set of permits
• Municipal zoning 
department
• Public works office
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Check Local 
Central FlorRidae pgrovuidleas at sieot onf rsules and regulations for the disposal of waste to 
ensure green and safe disposal. The contractors and dumpster operators should 
make sure to keep all the rules and regulations in mind. Here are some guidelines:
• Orlando: Demolition waste in Orlando has to end up in approved landfills. Permits are 
typically needed for commercial demolitions. For additional information on disposal and 
permit requirements. Visit us.
• Orange County: Orange County’s Solid Waste Division enforces guidelines for construction 
and demolition waste. Learn more.
• Brevard County: This county has its own set of waste management guidelines that affect 
demolition projects. Visit us.
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Conclusion
Demolition waste in Orlando has to 
end up in approved landfills. Permits 
are typically needed for commercial 
demolitions. For additional 
information on disposal and permit 
requirements, visit the city's waste 
management page. 
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CONTACT US
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ee
(407) 470-1658 – Orlando
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