Dump Trailer Rentals in Lakeland, FL

Trailers on brick streets around Lake Morton

Lakeland's core is a hundred years old. Early-1900s homes ring Lake Morton, Dixieland south of downtown is bungalows on brick streets, and the Munn Park district sits a few blocks from Lake Mirror. Lots are narrow, drives are tight, and nobody wants a steel box on a brick street. A dump trailer behind a pickup makes the turn and sits in the drive on rubber, not on the brick.

The historic estate cleanout is the job with depth. A Lake Morton house that's been one family's since the twenties has an attic, a garage that works as a basement and a shed under a live oak. Plan on a 16-yard and a swap. If the lifting isn't yours to do, the crew loads it: $350 for a half trailer, $525 for three-quarters, $700 for a full.

Student turnovers and South Lakeland remodels

Florida Southern and Southeastern mean end-of-lease turnovers, and a landlord with three units can put one trailer in the drive for three days and fill it from all of them: futons, mattresses, mini fridges. South Lakeland's 1980s-to-2000s suburbs and the subdivisions north of I-4 near the Publix campus bring kitchen remodels and garage clears, where a 14-yard in a two-car driveway does the work and leaves no marks.

Concrete and dirt don't go in the trailer; Rob's dump-truck partners take those, quoted per job. Paint, oil, propane, chemicals and batteries stay out, and Polk residents drop them free at the county facility in Winter Haven, which is close to Lakeland.

What a dumpster rental costs in Lakeland

$350 for the 14-yard, $400 for the 16-yard, three days with two tons in the price. Extra days are $40 apiece and weight over two tons is $70 a ton on the card Rob keeps on file. Lakeland is about 44 minutes from the yard, so it's next day most of the time. Rob groups it with Auburndale, Bartow and Highland City, and if a truck is already working the west side of the county, same day can happen.