Dumpster Rental in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida

Palm Beach Gardens has a competitive provider mix — national names like WM and Budget Dumpster operate here alongside strong local operators including Elgin's Dumpsters (serving PBG out of Boca Raton), All County Dumpsters, Coastal Waste, Gator Dumpster Rentals, and Great State Waste. That competition keeps pricing in line with the broader Palm Beach County market.

• 10 Yard: $295–$380 — single-room cleanouts, small bathroom demos, yard debris, garage purges
• 20 Yard: $360–$480 — kitchen or bathroom remodels, flooring tear-outs, whole-roof replacements on mid-size homes
• 30 Yard: $430–$555 — full-home renovations, large estate cleanouts, multi-room gut remodels
• 40 Yard: $510–$620 — new construction, commercial fit-outs, full teardown-and-rebuild projects

Most rentals include a 7–10 day period and a set weight allowance of roughly 2–3 tons for a 20-yard container. Palm Beach Gardens has a high proportion of concrete tile roofs — the South Florida standard for hurricane resistance — and tile is dramatically heavier than asphalt shingles. A 20-yard container that looks only half full can still exceed its weight limit when loaded with concrete tile. Ask your provider specifically about overage rates (typically $65–$95 per ton) and whether a heavier-rated container makes sense for your roofing job.

The rule in Palm Beach Gardens is straightforward: a roll-off container sitting entirely on private property — your driveway, a residential lot, a commercial parking area — does not require a city permit. Most homes in PGA National (33418), BallenIsles, and Mirasol have driveways or motor courts large enough to accommodate a 20-yard container without any encroachment on city property.

If your container must sit in a public street, cul-de-sac, or city right-of-way — which can happen on narrower lots near PGA Boulevard, in townhome developments with shared drives, or on commercial projects along Military Trail and Northlake Boulevard — you'll need a Temporary Use of Right-of-Way permit from the City of Palm Beach Gardens Building Division.

Contact the Building Division at (561) 799-4210, Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m., or visit the office at 10500 N Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410. The permit is processed through the city's building department rather than a separate public works office. Failure to obtain a required ROW permit can result in a Stop Work Order, forced removal at your expense, and potential fines — so confirm before delivery if placement is uncertain.

Most established local rental companies are familiar with the Palm Beach Gardens permit process and will pull the paperwork for you, usually for a modest fee included in the quote.

Roll-off containers collected from Palm Beach Gardens projects are typically routed to facilities operated by the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County (SWA), which manages the county's integrated waste network — six transfer stations, two landfills, and a pair of renewable energy facilities processing roughly 1.3 million tons per year.

• SWA North County Transfer Station — Located at 14185 N. Military Trail (SWA Road) in Jupiter, this unstaffed transfer facility is the closest SWA drop-off point to Palm Beach Gardens for many haulers. Hours are Monday–Friday 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. and Saturday 7:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
• SWA North County Landfill — Located at 6330 N. Jog Road in West Palm Beach (33412), this Class I landfill also hosts an SWA Home Chemical & Recycling Center. It's the primary landfill destination for solid waste collected from northern Palm Beach County.

Construction and demolition debris — concrete, drywall, roofing, lumber — is often separated at transfer facilities for diversion or recycling, which is required under Florida's Solid Waste Act for C&D materials.

Florida DEP prohibits the following from standard roll-off containers, and SWA facilities enforce these restrictions at the gate:

• Tires (any size)
• Lead-acid and lithium batteries
• Electronics (TVs, computers, monitors, printers)
• Asbestos-containing construction materials
• Hazardous chemicals, solvents, oil-based paints
• Flammable or explosive materials
• Medical waste and sharps
• Appliances with refrigerants (must be evacuated by a certified tech first)

Palm Beach Gardens was largely built out in a single construction wave — the planned community development of the 1980s and 1990s — which means a significant portion of the housing stock is now 25–40 years old and ready for renovation. That creates a market where roll-off container demand is driven heavily by residential upgrades rather than raw new construction. Here's where the bulk of the rental activity comes from:

• Roof replacements in PGA National and BallenIsles (33418): South Florida's hurricane exposure means roofs get replaced more frequently than in most of the country. Concrete tile roofs — standard throughout PGA National — generate heavy debris loads that require careful weight management in 20 or 30-yard containers.
• Kitchen and bathroom remodels (33410, 33418): Palm Beach Gardens has a high median household income and a renovation culture to match. Full kitchen gut jobs, cabinet replacements, tile tear-outs, and bathroom overhauls are the bread-and-butter of the local dumpster market.
• Estate cleanouts: With a median age of 50.1 and a large retiree population, the city sees consistent estate cleanouts following property sales and downsizing. A 20-yard container handles most whole-home cleanouts in a single haul.
• Landscaping and land clearing: Mature palm trees, overgrown lots, and post-storm vegetation removal generate yard waste that fills containers fast. Yard debris is accepted in standard roll-offs, though some providers offer dedicated green waste containers at lower per-ton rates.
• Commercial construction along PGA Boulevard and Military Trail: Office and retail development along Palm Beach Gardens' commercial corridors has produced ongoing demand for construction-grade containers. New mixed-use projects near the Gardens Mall and along Northlake Boulevard add to the commercial side of the market.
• Hurricane and storm cleanup: Palm Beach Gardens sits in the direct path of Atlantic storm systems. Post-hurricane container rentals for fallen trees, damaged fencing, roof debris, and siding cleanup spike significantly after named storms across all ZIP codes.