Dumpster Rental in Orlando: City Roll-Offs, $100 Dumpster Bags & Approved Haulers

✓ Last verified Oct 28, 2026 against official sources · see sources

First: is a dumpster the right tool?

Not sure if you're inside city limits? Use the city's Do I Live in City Limits? lookup. A lot of "Orlando" addresses are in unincorporated Orange County.

Option 1: Rent a roll-off from the City of Orlando

The City of Orlando rents roll-off dumpsters to homes and businesses inside city limits:

• Pricing: weight is charged by the ton. Furniture, carpet and plants usually cost less; concrete, bricks and dirt usually cost more. The city doesn't post a price. It contacts you to confirm availability and cost after you submit a request.
• Not allowed: hazardous materials. Food waste is allowed only in certain compactor containers.
• How to request: use the city's online roll-off request (one-time delivery or regular pickups), email [email protected], or call 407.246.2314.

Option 2: The $100 dumpster bag (City of Orlando)

1. Buy a "dumpster-in-a-bag" at a home-improvement store. Note its weight rating on the packaging.
2. Place it between the curb and sidewalk and fill it with construction materials, furniture, old appliances, or anything else you'd put in a metal dumpster.
3. Don't include food or perishable waste, yard waste, hazardous materials, chemicals or paint, or more weight than the bag is rated for. If the bag breaks, the city can't pick it up.
4. Request a pickup online. The city's special truck comes within 3–5 working days.
5. Cost: $100 per bag, billed on your OUC bill within 1–2 billing cycles.

HOA pushback? The city says the bag must stay at the curb until pickup. "If your HOA asks, let them know it's required by the city."

Option 3: Hire a private dumpster company

Inside City of Orlando limits: use an approved roll-off hauler

The City of Orlando requires all collection and removal of non-putrescible project debris (C&D, Class III, concrete, etc.) to be handled by an approved roll-off hauler. Unapproved companies hauling within city limits are subject to City Code violations and fines. Here's the city's approved list as of October 28, 2026:

The city updates this list, so check the current version before you book.

Unincorporated Orange County: ask for the county license

Orange County requires waste and recycling haulers that provide commercial collection in unincorporated Orange County to hold a county commercial license and/or recycling registration (County Code Chapter 32, Article IV). The county's Licensed Commercial Hauler List (dated January 13, 2025) includes dumpster and roll-off companies such as Bin There Dump That (Central Florida Binsness LLC), Central Florida Dumpsters, Global Rental Dumpsters (C&D only), Load & Go Dumpsters, Redbox Plus Orlando, and the large haulers (Republic, Waste Connections, WM, Waste Pro, GFL, FCC). To check a company, call the Solid Waste Division at 407-836-6601.

Typical dumpster rental prices (general ranges, not Orlando quotes)

Toss It Right doesn't publish individual companies' prices. The figures below are national averages from Angi's 2026 roll-off dumpster cost data (updated Jul 9, 2026). Angi is a home-services marketplace, not a hauler. Overall, a roll-off typically costs $300–$800, averaging about $650.

Before you book, ask: what's the all-in price (delivery, pickup, disposal, tax)? How many days and tons are included, and what does each extra ton or day cost? And for construction or demolition debris inside City of Orlando limits: is the company on the city's approved roll-off hauler list?

What can't go in a dumpster

The City of Orlando prohibits hazardous materials in its roll-offs and dumpster bags (no chemicals, paint, or other materials that should be recycled correctly). For those, use Orange County's free household hazardous waste drop-off. See our guides to paint, batteries, propane tanks and TVs & electronics. Asbestos has its own rules; see our construction debris guide.

Skip the dumpster: haul it to the landfill

Orange County Landfill, 5901 Young Pine Rd, Orlando, FL 32829. Public hours Mon–Sat, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; (407) 836-6601.

Uncovered loads are charged a double fee, and mixed loads are charged the higher rate, so tarp your load and keep debris types separate. See the landfill & transfer station guide.

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What we couldn't verify

• City of Orlando roll-off prices. The city charges by the ton and confirms cost after you request a dumpster. It doesn't publish rates or rental periods.
• Whether you need a permit to put a dumpster on the street. We couldn't find an official City of Orlando or Orange County page covering residential right-of-way dumpster placement. Placing it on your own driveway avoids the question; otherwise, ask the hauler or the city.
• Whether the county's commercial license covers one-time residential roll-off rentals. The county's page says it covers haulers providing "commercial service," and the newest list we found is dated January 13, 2025.
• Orlando-specific private prices. The ranges above are national industry figures, not Orlando quotes or any company's prices. Get written quotes.
• HOA rules. Your HOA may restrict roll-off dumpsters on driveways. The city's HOA note covers dumpster bags only.

Spotted something out of date? Rules and prices change. The sources we used are listed below, so you can check each page directly.