10 Yard Dumpster
- Dimensions:
- About 12 ft long x 8 ft wide x 3.5 ft high
- Capacity:
- Roughly 3 to 4 pickup truck loads
- Estimated range:
- approximately $300-$500
Single-room cleanouts and small garage clearing
Dumpster rental in Kissimmee is shaped by the vacation-home market in Osceola County. Short-term rental turnovers, pool-home refreshes and steady new subdivision construction near Poinciana keep both small and large containers in demand.
Serving Osceola County and the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford metro.
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All five standard roll-off sizes are used across this market. Heavy debris such as concrete or tile is normally loaded into a dedicated 10 yard container.
Single-room cleanouts and small garage clearing
Medium cleanouts covering several rooms
Whole-home cleanouts
New construction and large remodels
Commercial construction and large demolition
Estimated Florida ranges run from approximately $300-$500 for a 10 yard container to approximately $550-$850 for a 40 yard. Where an individual Kissimmee job lands inside that range depends on the container size, the debris type and weight, the rental period, the distance from the hauler's yard, and the tipping fee charged by the Osceola County disposal facility that receives the load.
Ranges are general market estimates, not quoted prices. Last updated: August 2026.
The City of Kissimmee regulates public right-of-way placement; Osceola County covers unincorporated areas including much of Poinciana. Confirm before a street placement.
Vacation-rental communities often restrict container visibility. Coordinate with the property manager and place the container on the driveway when possible.
Downtown Kissimmee · Buenaventura Lakes · Celebration border · Poinciana · West 192 corridor
34741 · 34743 · 34744 · 34746 · 34747 · 34758
Household cleanouts produce mixed, bulky debris: furniture, mattresses, boxes, closet contents and garage clutter.
New construction and commercial build-outs generate steady, mixed C&D debris.
Concrete, brick, block, asphalt, soil and sand are classified as heavy debris.
Renovation debris mixes drywall, cabinetry, trim, flooring and packaging.