Dump Trailer Rentals in Groveland, FL

Trailers on Groveland acreage

Groveland is where the hills flatten out west of Clermont and the lots get big. Around Lake David and out along Dewey Robbins Road are parcels of two, five and ten acres with a barn, a pole shed and a tree line nobody's touched in years. A roll-off company wants a paved pad. Rob drops the trailer at the end of a sand drive, next to the pile, and comes back when you say it's full.

Because it's nearly an hour out, Rob likes the trailer to earn the trip. A pole barn full of forty years of equipment. A lot getting cleared for a pad, where the skid steer and grapple feed the trailer all day. Those are 16-yard jobs, often with a swap.

New subdivisions off SR-50

Peachtree Hills, Rainwood, Waterside Pointe and The Island at Cherry Lake Village are new, and new houses generate builder leftovers and a garage of moving boxes. A 14-yard in the driveway covers it, and it fits a standard gate. If you'd rather not load it, the crew will: $350 for a half trailer, $525 for three-quarters, $700 for a full.

Concrete, dirt and rock stay out; Rob's dump-truck partners quote those per job. Paint, oil, propane, chemicals and batteries never ride, and Lake County residents can drop them at any county drop-off center.

Groveland dumpster rental prices

$350 for the 14-yard, $400 for the 16-yard. Three days, two tons, then $40 a day and $70 a ton on the card Rob keeps on file. The drive is up US-27 through Four Corners and Clermont, then west on SR-50, about 57 minutes, so plan on next day and ask about same day if a truck is already west. Rob times the pickup with his next trip out, so tell him how many days you'll need up front.