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    August 18, 2025·Agriculture

    Dumpster Rental for Greenhouse Cleanup in Central Florida

    Greenhouses in Central Florida take a beating from heat, humidity, and storms. Whether you're demolishing an old greenhouse, renovating an existing structure, or doing a seasonal deep clean, a dumpster rental handles all the debris in one container — old plastic sheeting, broken glass panels, rotted wood framing, old pots, spent soil, and defunct equipment.

    Common Greenhouse Debris

    Greenhouse cleanups generate a mix of materials: polyethylene sheeting and polycarbonate panels, broken glass panes, aluminum or wooden framing, old growing pots and trays, spent growing media and soil, old irrigation components, shade cloth and netting, and shelving and bench systems. Most of these materials are accepted in standard dumpsters. Broken glass should be carefully loaded to prevent bag tears and driver injury.

    Choosing the Right Size

    A 20-yard dumpster handles a small hobby greenhouse cleanout or seasonal clearing. For commercial greenhouse demolitions or full structure teardowns, a 30-yard or 40-yard container provides the capacity you need. Greenhouse debris is generally lightweight (plastic, wood, aluminum), so you'll fill volume before weight in most cases.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can I put greenhouse plastic in a dumpster?▾
    Yes, polyethylene sheeting, shade cloth, and polycarbonate panels are accepted in our dumpsters.
    What about broken greenhouse glass?▾
    Broken glass is accepted but should be loaded carefully. Consider wrapping large shards in the old plastic sheeting for safe handling.
    Can I dispose of old potting soil?▾
    Small amounts of potting soil and growing media are fine. For large quantities, keep weight limits in mind as soil can be heavy when wet.

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