Dumpster Rental in Milton, FL

Milton: a Part of Florida’s History

Milton is a city located on the Florida Panhandle and is the county seat for Santa Rosa County.  The city, founded in 1844, is one of the oldest in Florida.  Residents and visitors enjoy its proximity to beaches, inland waterways with exotic wildlife, and forests.  As Florida grows, so has Milton’s population to almost ten thousand people, which has incited the need to preserve its history.  This is particularly the case for the Downtown Historic District, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.  The Downtown Historic District is full of boutiques, restaurants, and shops that are carved into the banks of the Blackwater River and preserve the historic flavor of Milton.
One of Milton’s prized gems is its natural resources that originally supplied its mill and may well have formed its name from the conjunction of “mill” and “town” to form Milltown.  Today, these resources offer an abundance of nature to hike, bike, and ride horses as well as inland waterways to canoe and kayak.  Some of the naturally preserved trails include rails-to-trails which were made from an abandoned rail line that was originally used for logging and military logistics.  Some other trails in Milton for nature-lovers include:

• Juniper Creek Trail.
• Wiregrass Trail.
• Jackson Red Ground.
• Blackwater River Trail.
• Elgin Trail.
• Seashore Trail.

Additionally, the largest state forest in Florida, the Blackwater River State Forest, is just seven miles east of Milton.

Hauling in Waste

Milton residents may bring waste to one of two facilities:

• The Central Landfill located at 6337 Da Lisa Road, Milton, is open on weekdays and Saturdays from seven in the morning until five in the evening and can be best reached through the Scale House at 850-623-9843.
• The Jay Landfill is a transfer station is located at 3786 Transfer Station Road. The transfer station is open from eight in the morning until four in the afternoon Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.

How to Estimate Your Dumpster Bin Size

The process of estimating the dumpster bin that you will need is daunting for experts and new renters alike.  There are a number of sizes (10, 20, 30, and 40 cubic yard bins) that hold from 2 to 5 tons of debris.  So how can you estimate your refuse for a construction, demolition, renovation, landscaping, or cleanup project?
Easy Dumpster Rental has a team of experts that can help both contractors and homeowners estimate their needs.  We also offer online tools that, as our name implies, are easy, and can help you estimate both your required volume and weight to find the right dumpster.
The first tool of interests is our conversion tables.  Volume can be almost impossible to predict in cubic yards.  However, we can often begin to get our heads around more common volumes, such as waste bins, wheelbarrows loads, or pickup truck loads.  Our easy tables will allow you to convert these easy to comprehend metrics into 10, 20, 30, and 40 cubic yard dumpster bin sizes.
The second tool is the Easy Dumpster Rental Dumpster Calculator.  First, select the type of waste that you will be disposing of:

• Household garbage.
• Yard waste.
• Loose and dry earth.
• Excavated or wet earth.
• Loose construction debris.
• Un-compacted metal siding.
• Dry or loose sand.

Then, assess the volume of your debris (in each category) and the dumpster calculator will calculate the size and weight your project requires.
Third, customers may find the online estimators helpful.  These estimators are useful to get a better idea of the weights of specific materials, such as a ceiling, roofing, flooring, ash vault, etc. and many other substances, and assess a more accurate prediction of the required weight capacity of debris resulting from projects.