Naples, FL

What Drives Dumpster Work in Naples

Naples builds and renovates at the high end, and that changes what ends up in the can. Three things account for most of the work.

Remodels in the older neighborhoods. Old Naples, Aqualane Shores, Coquina Sands and Park Shore have housing stock worth renovating rather than replacing. Kitchens and baths, whole-home gut jobs, pool and lanai tear-outs. The lots are tight and the driveways are usually pavers, which changes where a can can sit.

Tear-down and rebuild. A good share of Naples work is not a remodel at all. The lot is worth more than the house, so the house comes down and a new one goes up behind it. That is a different debris profile from a renovation and it is almost always a bigger container.

Landscape and hardscape. Naples spends money outside. Paver driveways, seawalls, pool decks, mature landscape swapped out whole. Concrete and yard waste both turn up heavily here, and they do not belong in the same can.

Maxim Disposal 10 yard roll-off dumpster

10 Yard

10 yard
About 3 pickup truck loads. 11 feet long — half the length of the others, and often the only can that fits a short driveway or gets past a gate. Single bathroom, one room, small landscaping.

Maxim Disposal 20 yard roll-off dumpster

20 Yard

20 yard
About 6 pickup truck loads. The one most remodels take — kitchen, kitchen and bath together, roofing tear-offs, mid-size contractor jobs.

Maxim Disposal 30 yard roll-off dumpster

30 Yard

30 yard
About 9 pickup truck loads. Full demolition, large estate cleanouts, lot clearing and high-volume construction debris.

What the driver needs: roughly 60 feet of straight clearance and room overhead. Cars moved, gate open, nothing parked where the can goes. Price your job in three taps on the cost page — every rate and every additional charge is there.

Which Can for Which Job

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

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

Clean concrete. A dedicated 20 yard for concrete, block, brick and busted slab. It goes to a recycling facility instead of a landfill, which is why it carries far more weight than the same size mixed can. It has to be clean — no wood, drywall or dirt mixed in.

Yard waste. Brush, palm fronds, hedge trimmings, limbs and root balls, in 20 and 30 yard. Green material only. Mix it with construction debris and the whole load reclassifies.

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

Not sure which one? Tell us the material and we will size it with you on the phone.

Why Naples Customers Choose Maxim

Maxim Disposal crew member in high-visibility gear setting a roll-off container on site

Real local crew based in Collier County

You get Shelby, not a 1-800 dispatcher and not a broker who resells your job to whoever answers. He knows what is on the schedule, what the trucks are doing and whether he can move something for you — so you get a straight answer on the first call instead of a callback that may or may not come. Need a swap in the middle of a job? Same person, same number.

Maxim Disposal Mack roll-off truck with USDOT number on the door

USDOT-licensed and fully insured

Maxim is USDOT-registered under USDOT #4281471. We operate as a local Southwest Florida roll-off company with the credentials customers expect from a reliable dumpster rental provider.

Maxim Disposal driver in hard hat and high-visibility vest beside a roll-off truck in Fort Myers

Hourly-paid drivers, not per load

Our drivers are paid hourly, not by the load. Nobody is racing to squeeze in one more stop, so they take the time to set the can exactly where you want it, put protection down first, and leave the spot how they found it. It is the difference between a can that lands where you pointed and one that lands where it was quickest to drop.

Four Maxim Disposal roll-off containers of different sizes staged in the yard

Four containers, one number

Four containers, one number. Construction and demolition debris in 10, 20 and 30 yard. Clean concrete in a dedicated 20 yard that carries 15 tons. Yard waste in 20 and 30 yard horticulture cans. And a 6.5 yard concrete washout container for pour days. Run all four on the same site without calling four companies.

What Naples Customers Say

Matthew Sossoman

“Amazing company with better people working. Highly recommend.”

Mike Richardson

“Needed a roll off last minute and these guys had one out to me same day. During pickup some of the trades left trash outside the bin and the driver went the extra step and picked it up.”

Alec Brown

“Committed to being efficient and affordable. Clean dumpsters looking professional on site. Friendly and great communication.”

Real Google reviews. Read all of them on our reviews page.

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.

Naples Dumpster Rental FAQs

Do I need a permit for a dumpster in Naples?

Not for a can in your own driveway or on your own jobsite. If it has to sit in a public street, on a sidewalk or in the right of way, you need approval first — and the first thing to sort out is who you are actually dealing with. A Naples mailing address is very often unincorporated Collier County rather than the City of Naples. Inside city limits, right-of-way permits go through City of Naples Streets & Stormwater at 239-213-5000. Outside city limits, Collier County Growth Management handles it at 239-252-2400. Maxim does not pull permits, so make that call before delivery day.

What does a dumpster cost in Naples?

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.

How fast can I get a dumpster in Naples?

Next day is usually no problem. We run out of the Fort Myers yard, so Naples is a routine run rather than a special trip. Same day is possible depending on where the trucks already are, and a human makes that call rather than a booking screen. If it cannot go when you need it, we put it in as an ASAP and fit it into the next available slot.

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.

Can you get a can into a gated community or a tight Old Naples lot?

Yes, and we do it most days. Tell us the gate or guard house when you book so the driver is on the list and is not sitting at the callbox. Older Naples lots run tighter than the newer communities east of 41, and the 10 yard at 11 feet handles nearly all of them. If you want certainty before delivery day, text us a photo of the spot and we will tell you straight.

Will you protect my paver driveway?

Yes. Naples is paver country and a loaded can is heavy enough to do real damage. The container goes down on protection so the driveway, pavers or stamped concrete stay the way we found them. It is standard, not an upcharge.

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.

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

Book a Can in Naples

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.

Nearby: Bonita Springs · Fort Myers · Cape Coral · Sanibel · Alva

Maxim Disposal · 13828 Palm Beach Blvd, Fort Myers FL 33905 · USDOT #4281471