Roll-off container loaded with cabinets, carpet and trim from a home remodel

Construction Debris

The everyday can, in 10, 20 and 30 yard. Cabinets, flooring, drywall, trim, lumber, roofing, screen and cage aluminum, mixed tear-out.

Concrete-only roll-off container loaded with broken concrete columns and footings at a house under construction

Concrete Disposal

A dedicated 20 yard for seawall panels, pool decks, slab, footers, block and brick. It goes to recycling instead of a landfill, so it carries far more weight than the same size mixed can. Rebar is fine but it does add a fee.

Roll-off container loaded with palm fronds, hedge trimmings and branches from yard work

Horticulture Disposal

Lot clearing, palm, brush, limbs and root balls, in 20 and 30 yard. Vegetation only — mix it with construction debris and the whole load reclassifies.

Maxim Disposal 6.5 yard concrete washout container in use on a pour, chute being rinsed

Concrete Washout

A 6.5 yard containment unit for pour days. Keeps rinse water off the ground and off your stormwater exposure. Not every hauler in this market runs one.

Cape Coral, FL

What Drives Dumpster Work in Cape Coral

Cape Coral does not generate the same work as the rest of the county. Three things account for most of it.

Building on empty lots. The Cape was platted with far more lots than houses and it is still filling in, quadrant by quadrant. A build here runs through three different kinds of debris on the same address over a few months — vegetation when the lot is cleared, concrete through footers and slab, then mixed construction waste once framing starts.

Waterfront work. Four hundred miles of canals means seawalls, docks, pool cages and lanais, and all of it eventually needs replacing. Seawall and pool deck tear-outs are the heaviest loads we run in the Cape, and they are almost always concrete.

Utility conversions. The city’s Utilities Extension Project is still moving septic-to-sewer through the north end — North 1, North 3, North 5 and North 6 — and that work runs through driveways, swales and landscaping before it is finished.

STEP 01

Requesting a Quote and Schedule Delivery

Our friendly, knowledgeable team members can help you arrange delivery. Call Maxim Disposal, choose a dumpster size, and we’ll provide you with a quote and schedule delivery to your worksite.

STEP 02

Prep and Place Your Dumpster

Prepping your worksite for the dumpster is one of the few things you must do before renting it. Please ensure the drop-off point is clear and we have an unobstructed path for delivery and pickup.

STEP 03

Pickup and Final Billing

Fill the dumpster with whatever waste you want removed. We haul away anything you throw in the dumpster, so you don’t have to worry about where and how to dispose of it. After pick-up, we provide you with a bill stating the material’s total weight and the rental price.

Dumpster Sizes

How to Choose the Right Sized Dumpster

Selecting the right dumpster is an important part of the rental process. Three sizes are available, which are ideal for various indoor and outdoor waste removal projects. Our dedicated customer service team is happy to help you determine the right-sized dumpster rental for your next project.

Full sizing detail — dimensions, weight, and what each can will and will not take — is on the dumpster sizes and materials page.

Maxim Disposal 10 yard roll-off dumpster

10-Yard Dumpster

The 10-cubic-yard dumpster is our smallest option, with an approximate footprint of 11×7.5 ft and a height of about 4.5 ft. It is perfect for projects with minimal non-bulky waste, such as small cleanouts, landscaping projects and one-room renovations. With a smaller footprint, it is also the perfect size dumpster for bigger projects with limited parking or placement space. Call us when you’ve filled it and want to swap it.

Maxim Disposal 20 yard roll-off dumpster

20-Yard Dumpster

Our 20-cubic-yard dumpster is a popular option. Its footprint is approximately 21×7.5 ft, and it stands about 4.5 ft tall. It can accommodate several bulky items and many types of debris from mid-sized construction jobs, remodels and small demolition projects.

Maxim Disposal 30 yard roll-off dumpster

30-Yard Dumpster

If you have a large construction project, a whole-house remodel, or a demolition on your schedule, you’ll want to book our 30-cubic-yard dumpster. Fill the 7.5-foot-wide and 21-foot-long container with bulky materials such as concrete, wood, garbage, appliances, metal, landscape debris, or anything you don’t want taking up space on your worksite. This is the perfect dumpster for large commercial cleanouts, roofing projects, and more.

Two Maxim Disposal roll-off containers on one new construction site

Which Can for Which Job

Four containers cover it. Match the can to the material and the job runs cleaner.

Clean concrete. The one Cape Coral uses most. A dedicated 20 yard for seawall panels, pool decks, slab, footers, block and brick. It goes to a recycling facility instead of a landfill, which is why it carries far more weight than the same size mixed can. No wood, drywall or dirt mixed in.

Yard waste. Lot clearing, palm, brush, limbs and root balls, in 20 and 30 yard. Vegetation only — mix it with construction debris and the whole load reclassifies.

Construction and demolition. The everyday can, in 10, 20 and 30 yard. Cabinets, flooring, drywall, trim, lumber, roofing, screen and cage aluminum, mixed tear-out.

Concrete washout. A 6.5 yard containment unit for pour days. Keeps rinse water off the ground and off your stormwater exposure. Not every hauler in this market runs one.

Why Cape Coral Customers Choose Maxim

Call and you get Shelby, not a call center and not a broker who resells your job. He knows what is on the schedule and whether he can move something for you, so you get a straight answer on the first call.

Communities We Serve

Maxim Disposal understands that choosing the right roll-off dumpster rental is essential for an efficient and affordable project. We proudly serve Fort Myers and the surrounding coastal communities.

How It Works

1. Call, text or email. Tell us the material, roughly where the can goes and the day you want it. Usually about ninety seconds.

2. We pencil you in. A human confirms your delivery window within two hours during business hours. Next day is usually no problem, most jobs go out within 24 to 30 hours, and same day is not off the table — ask and we will tell you straight.

3. Delivery with protection down. The can goes down on protection so your driveway, pavers or stamped concrete stay the way we found them.

4. Contact us when you are done. Pickup or a swap, whichever you need. Every rental runs 30 days.

Price your job in three taps on the cost page, or just call and we will do it with you.

Cape Coral Dumpster Rental FAQs

Do I need a permit for a dumpster in Cape Coral?

Not for a can on your own driveway or your own lot. The city right-of-way is a different matter — Cape Coral requires a permit for work in city-owned right-of-way or roadway easement, and that generally covers the first 15 to 20 feet in from the street edge. Surface Water Management handles that side and can be reached at 239-574-0414. The city moved to online-first permitting in July 2026. Maxim does not pull permits, so make that call before delivery day.

What does a dumpster cost in Cape Coral?

Most jobs land between $395 and $645 depending on size and material, plus a flat $30 fuel fee. That covers delivery, pickup, disposal, tax and 30 days of rental — there is no separate delivery charge. Construction and demolition is the cheaper end, yard waste the dearer, and clean concrete carries far more weight for the same money. Price your exact job in three taps on the cost page.

Can the can sit on the swale?

That is the question we get most in the Cape, and the honest answer is not without checking. The grass swale in front of most Cape lots is part of the city’s drainage system and sits inside the right-of-way, so it is not free space to park a container on. The driveway is almost always the better spot. Tell us what you are working with and we will find something that works.

I am clearing a lot before a build. Which can?

Yard waste, in a 20 or 30 depending on how much vegetation is coming off. Keep it to vegetation only. On the permit side, if you are building right away the tree work usually rides along with the building permit; if you are clearing now and building later, a separate clearing permit may apply. Confirm that with the city before the machine shows up.

Seawall or pool deck tear-out — what do I need?

The dedicated 20 yard concrete can. Seawall panels and pool decks are heavy and dense, and concrete-only pricing is far better than putting the same material in a mixed can. Keep it clean concrete, block and brick. Rebar is fine but it does add a fee, and the amount is on the cost page.

What about a screen enclosure or pool cage?

Aluminum framing and screen go in a construction and demolition can. If the job includes the pool deck as well, that concrete should go separately in a concrete can — mixing them means the whole load prices as construction debris.

How fast can I get a dumpster in Cape Coral?

Next day is usually no problem, and most jobs go out within 24 to 30 hours. Same day is not off the table — it depends on where the trucks already are, and a human makes that call. Ask and we will tell you straight.

What size do I need?

A single bathroom usually fits a 10 yard, about 3 pickup loads. A kitchen, or a kitchen and bath together, is normally a 20 at about 6 loads. Full demo and lot clearing take a 30 at about 9. If you might need a second can, size the first one up — two rentals means two deliveries and two pickups.

Do I need to be there when it is delivered?

No. A clear description or a photo of the drop spot is usually enough. Open the gate, keep dogs contained, and a cone or a flag where you want it helps the driver put it exactly right.

Hazardous waste, paint, oils, tires, batteries, asbestos, freon, wet concrete or slurry, contaminated soil, electronics, and mattresses can’t go in a standard dumpster. Some items may be handled separately on request.

Every rental includes 30 days. There is no daily rate and no meter running — most jobs finish well inside it. If a can sits past 30 days a $295 idle fee applies, and we will call you before that happens rather than let it land on the invoice. Need it longer? Tell us up front and we will work it out.

Weight limits depend on the dumpster size and the type of debris you’re loading. Heavy materials like concrete, dirt, masonry, and roofing debris may require a different setup than a general cleanout. Some roll-off dumpsters can hold up to 10 tons, or 20,000 pounds, but Maxim will explain your tonnage allowance in the quote before delivery.

Yes. We run storm cleanup work regularly across Southwest Florida. During busy storm-recovery periods, it’s best to reach out early so the team can confirm availability and help you select an appropriate dumpster.

What Our Customers Say

Jadon Stacy

“Have used many dumpsters in my time and they are by far the best in communication, time, delivery, pick up, everything. Always responsive, good pricing, will only use them.”

Jonathan Blauvelt

“We’ve had a great experience working with Shelby at Maxim Disposal. They’re honest, dependable, and always deliver dumpsters right on time. Communication is solid too — Shelby keeps us in the loop on anything that comes up.”

Garner Grant

“Amazing communication, fast responses. Always do what they say. Great company.”

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Maxim Disposal roll-off container being delivered onto plywood driveway protection

Book a Can in Cape Coral

Call (239) 470-8525 and ask for Shelby, text us a photo of the spot, or price your job on the cost page first. Most jobs get quoted and booked in about 90 seconds.

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