Is a permit needed for a dumpster in Summerfield?

Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off US 301 and CR 475A. The City of Ocala’s collection rule stops at the city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.

How far is Summerfield from your yard?

It depends which part. The Spruce Creek fire station on SE 135th Street is about 13 miles south-south-east of our yard, and the far south end of the 34491 ZIP is about 18 miles. Book a day ahead for the south end; closer in, an early call often gets a same-day drop.

Can the dumpster go on the road in front of my house?

No. Summerfield is unincorporated, and we found no Marion County permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot. If you are in a homeowners association, check its rules on driveway containers first.

Do you take household cleanouts in Summerfield?

Yes. Summerfield is outside Ocala city limits, so the City’s collection rule does not apply here: we take cleanouts, junk and mixed loads as well as remodel and roofing debris. A 15 or 20-yard handles most whole-house cleanouts.

Dumpster Rental in Summerfield, FL

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Dumpster Rental in Summerfield

An 1880s crossroads on US 301, and a 34491 ZIP area of more than 31,000 people that reaches south to Spruce Creek.

Summerfield’s post office opened in 1885, and the community is named for Col. Adam G. Summer, “a local cattleman and land owner.” It was first called Watula or Long Hammock, became Whitesville in 1873 and took the Summerfield name in 1888. The historic community sits near the meeting of US 301 and CR 475A.

Summerfield is unincorporated and is not a Census place, so there is no official population for it, but its 34491 ZIP area counted 31,545 people in 2020 across 43 square miles. Three-quarters of the homes there are single-family houses and about a fifth are mobile homes; about half have been built since 2000, and 87 percent are owner-occupied. So the work is remodels, roofs, move-ins, cleanouts and yard jobs. The Spruce Creek fire station on SE 135th Street is about 13 miles south-south-east of our yard, and the far south end of the ZIP, around Spruce Creek Terrace, is about 18 miles.

ZIP code(s):
34491

Status:
Unincorporated community — Marion County

Distance from our Ocala yard:
about 13 miles

Local government:
marionfl.org

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A BrickCity Roll Off driver with a homeowner in the Summerfield area

BrickCity Roll Off roll-off containers and truck in the company yard

Where We Deliver in Summerfield

Areas we cover

The historic community near US 301 and CR 475A: homes, remodels and cleanouts
Spruce Creek and the far south end of 34491: homes, remodels, move-ins and garage cleanouts
Mobile-home properties, about a fifth of the ZIP area: cleanouts, move-outs and renovations

Every service we offer is available in Summerfield: residential, construction and commercial dumpster rental, junk removal, same-day delivery and yard-waste containers, in all five sizes.

Summerfield At A Glance

Landmarks & routes

Local landmarks

Marion County Fire Rescue Station 30 “Spruce Creek” on SE 135th Street
The Tax Collector’s Summerfield office at Spruce Creek Terrace Shops
W.H. Willoughby Park on SE 100th Avenue
The historic crossroads at US 301 and CR 475A

Getting to you

US 27/301/441 south to Belleview, then US 301 south
US 301 runs through Summerfield
CR 475A meets US 301 at the historic community

Do I need a permit in Summerfield?

Summerfield is not an incorporated town, so there is no town code here: Marion County and Florida rules apply. We found no Marion County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so we keep containers off the road, US 301 and CR 475A included, and set them on your driveway or lot. If you are in a homeowners association, check its rules on driveway containers before delivery day. The City of Ocala’s rule that the City alone collects all solid waste other than construction and demolition debris and recyclables applies only inside city limits, so here we take cleanouts, junk and mixed loads as well as remodeling, roofing, construction and demolition debris. And if a demolition or renovation removes asbestos-containing material above the Asbestos NESHAP thresholds, a Notice of Renovation or Demolition must go to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection at least 10 working days before work starts; Marion County projects go to its Central District office (407-897-4100).

FAQ

Summerfield dumpster rental questions

Is a permit needed for a dumpster in Summerfield?
Unincorporated Marion County: we found no County rule or permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot, off US 301 and CR 475A. The City of Ocala’s collection rule stops at the city limits, so cleanouts and mixed loads are welcome here.
How far is Summerfield from your yard?
It depends which part. The Spruce Creek fire station on SE 135th Street is about 13 miles south-south-east of our yard, and the far south end of the 34491 ZIP is about 18 miles. Book a day ahead for the south end; closer in, an early call often gets a same-day drop.
Can the dumpster go on the road in front of my house?
No. Summerfield is unincorporated, and we found no Marion County permit published for a container in a county road, so it goes on your driveway or lot. If you are in a homeowners association, check its rules on driveway containers first.
Do you take household cleanouts in Summerfield?
Yes. Summerfield is outside Ocala city limits, so the City’s collection rule does not apply here: we take cleanouts, junk and mixed loads as well as remodel and roofing debris. A 15 or 20-yard handles most whole-house cleanouts.

Need a dumpster in Summerfield? Call (352) 644-8330

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