The Waste Masters places 20 and 30 yard roll-off dumpsters throughout Coconut Grove, on tight streets and short driveways where placement takes planning. Cottage restorations, remodels and canopy storm debris are what fill them here. Family-owned since 1993, licensed (#15207) and insured.



We run two roll-off sizes, and we will tell you honestly which one your job needs.
22 ft long, 8 ft wide, 4.5 ft tall
About six pickup truck loads
Kitchen or bathroom gut, a single-layer roof tear-off up to about 2,000 square feet, a medium estate cleanout, or a garage and shed cleared out in one go. Low enough walls to load over the side, and a swing door for walking heavy items in.
20 Yard details22 ft long, 8 ft wide, 6 ft tall
About nine pickup truck loads
Whole-house cleanouts, a renovation producing debris for weeks, a commercial build-out, or a big landscaping overhaul. The extra two feet of wall height swallows sofas, cabinets, and fencing without careful stacking.
30 Yard detailsNot sure which one? Tell us what you are tossing and we will size it for you. It costs us nothing to put you in the smaller box.
Miami-Dade charges disposal by the ton, so heavy material is priced by weight rather than by how full the container looks. Concrete, dirt, tile, and roofing hit legal truck limits long before the box is full. Tell us what you are throwing out before we deliver and we will size it honestly, which sometimes means splitting a heavy load rather than overfilling one container.
Read: what a dumpster can legally hold in MiamiStandard rental is seven days with free early pickup if you finish sooner, and extensions in seven-day blocks if the project runs long. For roofers and contractors working Coconut Grove on a schedule, we run same-day swap-outs so a full container never stops a crew.
On your own driveway or private property, no permit is needed. Placing a container in the street or public right-of-way does require one, and the rules and fees differ between municipalities across Miami-Dade and Broward. Condo and HOA buildings usually want a certificate of insurance on file before delivery, which we can send the same day you ask.
Read: do you need a dumpster permit in Miami?The Grove is narrow streets, heavy canopy and lots that vary from a cottage to an estate, so the 20 yard is the safe default. It fits a kitchen, a bathroom, a flooring job or a cleanout, and it is short enough that a truck can still turn around on a street that was never widened.
The 30 yard is worth it when tree and yard debris are involved, because limbs and root balls eat volume faster than anything else, and for a whole-house renovation or a roof. If a big drop is going on a Grove street, mention the overhanging branches when you book: the truck needs clear height above the rails to set the box down.
The driveway needs no permit, and on a Grove lot it is usually the only sensible spot anyway. Boards go under the rails, and we keep the box off root zones where we can, so point out any tree or irrigation line you want protected.
If a container has to sit in the street, the City of Miami may require a right-of-way permit, and on these streets the container also has to leave room for traffic to pass. Tell us the address and send a photo if the approach is tight; we would rather confirm placement before the truck comes than turn it around.
The Grove is the hardest neighborhood in Miami to place a container in, and that is exactly why it helps to use someone who has worked these blocks for decades. Streets are narrow, driveways are short, and the tree canopy hangs low, so the 20 yard is usually the only box that can be tilted off the truck without touching a branch. Tell us about overhanging limbs and we pick equipment to match, and we will start early on streets where parking fills by mid-morning. Historic restorations and full remodels take the 30 yard where the lot allows it. After a storm the canopy drops more debris than anywhere in the county, and a container beats waiting on the city.
We also serve Coral Gables, Brickell, Silver Bluff, and The Roads.
Almost everything from a renovation, a cleanout or a yard project loads straight into the box. A short list of items cannot, because the landfill and the transfer station will not take them, and a rejected load costs you a day.
Concrete, tile, dirt and roofing reach the legal weight a truck can carry long before a 20 or 30 yard box looks full. That is why we ask what you are throwing out before we deliver. A heavy load usually gets split across two lighter drops instead of stacked into one container we cannot legally lift.
An appliance with refrigerant, or a few tires sitting in the garage, can still leave your Coconut Grove property. It goes out on a separate haul instead of in the box. Say what you have when you call and we sort it out before delivery, which is cheaper and faster than finding out at the scale.
Call or text (305) 986-0692, or send the estimate form. Tell us the address, what you are throwing out, and roughly when you want it there. We answer 6 AM to 9 PM, seven days a week.
We tell you whether the 20 or the 30 yard fits the job and where it should sit, then give you an estimate for the whole rental before anything is scheduled. If the smaller box is enough, that is what we will say.
Most Coconut Grove deliveries go out next day, and a morning call often gets one there the same afternoon. The driver puts boards under the rails, sets the box where you asked, and leaves room for your cars.
One call and it is gone. Standard rental is seven days with free early pickup if you finish sooner. Long jobs get a swap instead: the full box leaves and an empty one lands the same day, so a crew never stands still.
Each rental is priced for the job on size, debris and length, so we give an estimate rather than a list price. Call or text (305) 986-0692 and you get the full amount upfront.
Usually, but it takes planning. Low canopy is the real constraint, since the truck has to tilt the box up to about 23 feet to set it down. Tell us about overhanging branches and driveway length when you call and we will pick the size that actually fits, most often the 20 yard.
Yes, and it is cheaper than two separate pickups. Palm fronds, branch piles, and the contents of a garage or shed can go in one box. Keep concrete and soil out unless you tell us first, because those hit weight limits fast.
Not on your own driveway or property. If it has to go in the street, the City of Miami may require a right-of-way permit and the container still has to leave room for traffic. Tell us the address and we sort it out before delivery.
A kitchen, a bathroom, a flooring job or a cleanout fits the 20 yard, which is also easier to place on a narrow street. Tree work, a whole-house renovation or a roof is a 30 yard.
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