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Dumpsters for Home Renovation Projects in Florida

Renovation debris mixes drywall, cabinetry, trim, flooring and packaging. It is bulkier than it looks, and tile or plaster can push a container over its weight allowance faster than expected.

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Materials

Commonly accepted

  • Drywall, lumber and trim
  • Cabinets and countertops
  • Flooring, carpet and underlayment
  • Fixtures and non-refrigerant appliances

Restricted or prohibited

  • Asbestos-containing material, which requires licensed abatement
  • Paint and adhesives that are still wet
  • Fluorescent tubes and ballasts

Full accepted materials guide

Loading and Planning Tips

  • Keep tile and mortar separate if the hauler prices heavy debris differently.
  • Plan the container for the messiest phase, usually demolition week.
  • Cover the container before afternoon storms so debris does not soak up rainwater.

Home Renovation Dumpster FAQ

What size dumpster for a kitchen remodel?
Most single-kitchen remodels fit in a 15 or 20 yard container, depending on whether flooring and tile are included.
Can renovation debris be mixed?
Mixed construction and demolition debris is normally accepted, but heavy material like tile, concrete or plaster may need to be kept separate.

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