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History of the area
Palm Bay got its start as a small 1870’s settlement called Tillman, renamed in 1925 after the sabal palms along its coast. The city incorporated in 1960 when developers broke ground on Port Malabar, kicking off decades of growth that made Palm Bay the largest city in Brevard County and today, one of the fastest-growing in Florida. We’ve watched entire neighborhoods go up from bare lots, and we’re built to keep pace with it.
Turkey Creek Sanctuary is a stunning 130-acre nature preserve with mangrove forests, marshlands, and hiking trails Castaways Point Park boasts two fishing piers, picnic areas, a kayak or canoe launch on the Indian River with dolphin and manatee popping up to say hello Historic Rossetter House Museum gives guests a look at early Brevard settler life St. Joseph’s Church is the oldest standing building in Palm Bay, built in the early 1900s on Miller Street Thomas O. Lawton Recreation Area has tons of activities including hiking, biking, fishing and wildlife viewing Erna Nixon Park has a spectacular 3,000 foot elevated boardwalk that meanders through a natural Florida hammock
Port Malabar is Palm Bay’s original planned community, 9,000 homes, Mediterranean-style stucco/tile-roof homes along Babcock St. and Palm Bay Road Bayside Lakes is Palm Bay’s gated, master planned community in southeast Palm Bay SunTerra Lakes and Ashton Park Palm Bay’s newest growth area, thousands of new units in the pipeline right now Central Palm Bay and Turkey Creek area boasts the cities oldest homes, filled with charm
Do I need a permit to put a dumpster in my driveway in Palm Bay? No — dumpsters placed entirely on private property generally don’t require a permit. If it needs to sit on a public street or right-of-way, a permit from Palm Bay Public Works is required, typically $25–$100 depending on duration and placement. Processing usually takes 5–7 business days, so if street placement is likely, it’s worth booking ahead of a tight timeline. (We’ll always tell you upfront if your situation needs one.) I live in a gated/HOA community (Bayside Lakes, Port Malabar) do I need approval? Possibly, some HOAs restrict dumpster visibility, placement, or duration separate from any city permit. Worth a quick check with your HOA before delivery day, especially in gated communities where site access itself may need pre-approval.

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10 Yard Dumpster ~ Tiny & Mighty

Don’t let its smaller footprint fool you, this dude can hold more than you think. 

$300 flat rate rental up to 14 days, + $50 per ton debris ~ 11 L X 8W X 4H

15 Yard Dumpster ~ The All Star

The first round pick of our fleet, this dude is efficient and  deceptively spacious.

$300 flat rate rental up to 14 days, + $50 per ton debris ~ 15 L X 8W X 4H

18 Yard Dumpster ~ The Champ

The best part of this dumpster? You get a little extra room, exactly when you need it.

$325 flat rate rental up to 14 days, + $50 per ton debris ~ 19 L X 8W X 4H

20 Yard Dumpster ~ The Big Daddy

Reliable, manages to do everything and can handle heavy loads…sounds just like a Dad.

$325 flat rate rental up to 14 days, + $50 per ton debris ~ 21 L X 8W X 6H

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