The Waste Masters delivers 20 and 30 yard roll-off dumpsters throughout Homestead, Florida City and the Redland, usually next day and often the same day. New construction, roof tear-offs and acreage cleanups are what fill them down here. Serving South Dade 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 Homestead 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?Homestead is the most active building zone we serve, and on a job site the 30 yard is almost always the right answer. Framing offcuts, roof tear-off, siding and packaging are bulky and light, which is exactly what the extra two feet of wall height is for, and one 30 yard with a scheduled swap keeps a crew loading instead of waiting on a truck. The same box goes out to the Redland for grove debris, fence lines and acreage cleanups, where the pile is spread across half a lot.
The 20 yard is the better pick on a finished lot: a kitchen, a bathroom, a garage, or a rental in Leisure City or Naranja being cleared between tenants. It also fits more easily on a driveway in Florida City and the older Homestead streets where there is not much room beside the house. If the load is concrete, tile or dirt, tell us before delivery. Heavy material hits a truck's legal weight limit long before either box looks full.
On a build site or acreage, placement is simple: we drop the box close to the work, on boards where the ground is finished and straight on the dirt where it is not, and we swap it as many times as the job takes. Give the driver a straight approach of roughly sixty feet and clear height overhead and the rest is routine.
On a finished lot the driveway is the default and needs no permit. If the only spot is the street or the public swale, the City of Homestead may require a right-of-way permit, and addresses just outside the city limits fall under Miami-Dade instead. Tell us the address and we will tell you which one applies before delivery. After a storm we run this area hard, so if you are clearing debris on a deadline, say so and we will work to it.
Homestead is the most active building zone we serve, and job sites need a container that keeps working, not one that sits full. We run 30 yard boxes on new home sites and roof tear-offs with same-week swap-outs, so your crew keeps loading instead of waiting on a truck. On the acreage out in the Redland, where a pile can be spread across half a lot, we drop the box close to the work and swap it as many times as the cleanup takes. Storm season is the other half of the year here: a container in the driveway beats waiting weeks for the county to reach your curb pile. For a single load, we still just load and go.
We also serve Florida City, Naranja, Princeton, Redland, and the Keys (Key Largo).
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 Homestead 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 Homestead 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 job gets its own estimate, because the size, the debris and the rental length all move it. Homestead is on our standard daily routes, so there is no distance surcharge for being this far south. Call or text (305) 986-0692 and you get the full amount upfront.
No. We run Homestead and Florida City several times a week, so delivery is next day at the latest and often the same day if you call in the morning. There is no distance surcharge for South Dade.
The 30 yard, almost always. Roofing and framing debris fills volume long before it hits a weight limit, and one 30 yard with a swap-out costs less than three trips with a small box. For a driveway on a finished lot, the 20 yard is easier to place.
Not on your own driveway, lot or job site. If the container has to sit in the street or the public right-of-way, the City of Homestead may require a permit, and addresses outside the city limits fall under Miami-Dade. Tell us the address and we sort it out before delivery.
Yes. The Redland, Florida City, Leisure City, Naranja and Princeton are all on the same routes, and acreage jobs are normal work for us. On a long cleanup we schedule swap-outs so the container is always empty when your crew needs it.
Yes. Seven days is standard, extensions run in seven-day blocks, and early pickup is free if you finish sooner. Contractors running a build usually take scheduled swap-outs instead, so a full box leaves and an empty one lands on the same visit.
Same-day service available in Homestead. Call now or fill out our form.
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