East Hillsborough · out I-4
Junk Removal in Plant City, FL, Beyond the Curbside Pickup
Quick answer
Ready 1 Dump Trailers works in Plant City, about 23 road miles east of downtown Tampa on I-4. The city gives single-family homes one free bulky-item or yard-waste pickup in a 12-month period, and its special pick-up does not take roofing shingles, concrete or brick. For everything past that, we load it and haul it, or we drop a dump trailer for a 1 to 3 day window. Same-day where the schedule allows.
Worth knowing in Plant City
The city's free bulk pickup has limits. Past them, call us.
The City of Plant City's special pick-up covers one free load of bulky items or bulk yard waste every 12 months for a single-family account, and it does not take roofing shingles, concrete, pavers, bricks or rocks. A remodel, a second load, or a contractor's debris is where we come in. We haul shingles, drywall, flooring, furniture and appliances, and we take concrete, brick and rock stacked up to 12 inches deep.
Read the city's special pick-up rules (opens in a new tab)Service area
Plant City, FL
East Hillsborough, strawberry country
From downtown Tampa
About 23 road miles
East on I-4
What we haul out of Plant City
Remodel and roofing debris
Cabinets, drywall, tile, flooring and roofing shingles, including the shingles the city's special pick-up does not take. Full-service, or a trailer on site for the crew.
Construction debris removalSecond loads and whole-house cleanouts
For a single-family home, the city's free pickup is one load in a 12-month period. A full garage, a shed or a whole house can run past that, and we take it in one trailer or as many pulls as it needs, each at the same rate.
Estate and whole-house cleanoutsA trailer on the jobsite
Contractors can keep a 7x14 or 8x14 trailer with 6-foot walls on site for a 1 to 3 day window, fill it as the job runs, and call when it is ready to go.
Self-load rentalAppliance and furniture haul-away
Old refrigerators, washers and water heaters, couches and mattresses. We carry it out from wherever it sits, so you are not wrestling it to the curb.
Appliance removalAbout Plant City
Plant City (opens in a new tab) is an incorporated city in Hillsborough County, roughly midway between Brandon and Lakeland along I-4, with 39,764 people at the 2020 census. It is strawberry country: the Florida Strawberry Festival began there in 1930, when members of the newly organized Plant City Lions Club set out to celebrate the strawberry harvest, and it still opens each spring.
What you pay in Plant City
By volume, the same as any other job, from a single item up to a full trailer. A photo or a description gets you the number before we roll, and you get the final number before any work starts. If a load needs a second pull, the second pull is the same rate as the first.
On a remodel, a trailer the crew fills over a few days can cost less than a full-service haul, or the other way around. It depends on the volume and the weight, and we will tell you straight which one fits.
Hurricane season June to November
After a storm in Plant City
A storm that reaches inland Hillsborough can leave limbs, fence panels and shingles across a Plant City yard. Storm debris is priced like any other haul, with no storm surcharge, and the shingles and fence go in the trailer with the branches. After a big storm the queue fills fast, so call early.
Storm debris cleanup detailsPlant City FAQ
Do you do junk removal in Plant City FL?
Yes. Ready 1 Dump Trailers works in Plant City, about 23 road miles east of downtown Tampa on I-4. We load it and haul it for you, or we drop a self-load dump trailer in your driveway or on the jobsite and you fill it over a 1 to 3 day window. Owner-operated, licensed and insured, with a free quote before anything is scheduled.
Does the city pick up bulk items in Plant City?
Yes, with limits. The City of Plant City's special pick-up gives residential single-family accounts one free load of bulky items or bulk yard waste in a 12-month period, and its page notes there may be a special charge for the service. It does not take items it considers unsafe for its crews and equipment, including roofing shingles, concrete, pavers, bricks and rocks. The city's special pick-up page has the details and the number to call.
Do you take shingles, concrete and brick in Plant City?
Yes, with one limit. Roofing shingles, drywall, tile and flooring go in the trailer like any other remodel debris. Concrete, brick and rock are stacked no more than 12 inches deep to stay inside DOT weight limits, and if there is more than that, we schedule another pull.
Can contractors in Plant City put your trailer on a jobsite?
Yes. We haul remodel and construction debris off jobsites, either full-service or with a self-load trailer the crew fills as the job runs. The city's special pick-up page notes that waste from operating a business, construction companies included, may not be picked up for free. We haul debris; we do not do structural demolition.
How far is Plant City from Tampa?
About 23 road miles east of downtown Tampa on I-4. The trailers go wherever the current job is, so there is no fixed drive time to quote. Same-day where the schedule allows. Call and we will give you an honest window.
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Need a haul in Plant City?
Remodel debris, a second load, or the whole garage. Same-day where the schedule allows.
(813) 220-6767