Dumpster Rental in North Palm Beach, FL

Solid Waste and Few Quick Facts About North Palm Beach

North Palm Beach is an incorporated village in Palm Beach County in southeast Florida.  In 1954, John MacArthur bought over twenty-five thousand acres in the area north of Palm Beach, which he proceeded to develop.  In 1956, the City won the National Association of Home Builders best-planned community award.  Today, the city has over almost thirteen thousand inhabitants in an area with over three and one-half square miles of land and over two miles of water.  The combination of having proximity to urban amenities of Miami and local waterfront property has made it one of the more densely populated cities in Florida.

North Palm Beach Solid Waste

The North Palm Beach Department of Public Works uses available resources, technology, innovations, and collaborative work with the community to promote the quality of life for residents, visitors, and businesses.  To do this, the City develops environmentally responsible and cost-effective services and infrastructure in the following areas:

• Public health.
• Personal safety.
• Economic growth.
• Civic responsibility.

The City North Palm Beach Sanitation Division is responsible for the collection and disposal of the deposal of trash, recycling, and yard waste for its residents’ businesses.  The City collects the following items from the curb:

• Garbage and trash include things that fit in a bathroom, kitchen, or garbage can, or larger items that cannot fit in a trash can but can be carried by one person to the curb, such as small furniture.
• Bulk items are larger, such as refrigerators and mattresses, and can also be picked up at the curb.
• Vegetation can include grass clippings, leaves, shrub trimmings, palm fronds, and tree limbs.
• Recycling, including newspapers and co-mingle plastic, glass, and aluminum items that have been rinsed and rid of all lids and labels.

Items that the City does NOT ACCEPT includes certain yard waste (dirt, rocks, and similar materials that were removed by machines or land clearings).  Additionally, hazardous waste should NOT be included in curbside pickup, but instead directed to a Solid Waste Authority Hazardous Waste Collection Facility drop-off (561-640-4000).  Hazardous Waste includes paint, used motor oil and filters, batteries of all types, boat parts and engines, car parts, fluorescent light bulbs, and propane tanks.

What to Remember When Filling A Roll-Off Dumpster

To get the best price on a roll-off-dumpster container and to maximize your value, Easy Dumpster Rental offers advice from years of experience for our valued customers.
First, it is important to fill your dumpster efficiently.  Place the largest items in your dumpster first, and then place smaller items around the larger items.  Also, break down anything that you can, and recycle as you go to save space for debris.
Second, it is important to keep your volume and weight within the limits of the roll-off bin container. Make sure that your debris is not over the top of the bin.  Additionally, the weight must also comply with the dumpster size.  To estimate weight beforehand, use our Dumpster Calculator.  Another way we help customers effectively estimate weights is by offering our Easy Dumpster Rental estimators, which offer detailed weight assessments of specific refuse, such as roofing and flooring materials,  ash vault, and many other substances to more accurately predict overall weight.
Finally, special waste and hazardous substances cannot be placed in the dumpster, and often include used oil, containers, or filters, white goods (large electronics like refrigerators and freezers) and electronics (including televisions, stereos, and computers), car and cadmium containers batteries, propane tanks, railroad ties and telephone poles, devises container mercury (fluorescent light tubes and things like ballast, thermostats and smoke detectors), whole tires, liquids and sludge, and street sweepings.