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History of the area
Vero Beach started as a small 1880s pioneer settlement, named by early postmaster Henry T. Gifford in 1891. A major land development push in 1912 turned it into a planned town, and the city incorporated in 1919. In 1925, Vero became the seat of the newly created Indian River County and took on the name Vero Beach. We’ve watched this town grow from its citrus and pioneer roots into the Treasure Coast destination it is today, and we’re proud to bring the same local, straightforward service south of the county line.
Ocean Drive is the city’s signature shopping and dining strip along the barrier island, bountiful with boutiques and oceanfront restaurants. McKee Botanical Garden cares for an 18-acre subtropical garden. It’s become a Florida Landmark and is even listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Vero Beach Museum of Art has one of the best date spots in Vero, it’s the cultural anchor located near Riverside Park. Sexton Plaza Beach, Humiston Park and Jaycee Park are the main public beach access points.
Old Riomar or Riomar is the county’s historic barrier-island neighborhood. With oak-canopied streets, Mediterranean Revival and coastal-style homes, it’s even more magical because of the waterfront on both the Indian River and the Atlantic Ocean. Central Beach is walkable, close to Riverside Park and has restaurants, art museums and a mix of older and updated architecture. Grand Harbor, an iconic golf-course community with stunning newer construction homes.
Do I need a permit to put a dumpster on my property in Vero Beach? No, dumpsters placed entirely on private property generally don’t require a permit. If it needs to sit on a public street, sidewalk, or right-of-way, a Right-of-Way Obstruction Permit from the City of Vero Beach Public Works Department is required. I live in Old Riomar or another historic district, are there extra rules? Possibly, historic districts and HOA communities sometimes have additional rules on placement, visibility, or duration beyond standard city permitting. Worth a quick check before delivery day, especially in Old Riomar given its historic-preservation status.

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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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