The first photo above is not a one time drop. It comes from a three year project where All Waste Dumpsters supplied roll off dumpsters for the new water park at Camp Margaritaville in Citra, FL. Over the length of that build we delivered more than 100 containers as the work moved from one phase to the next.
The RVs in the background are not the job. That is the resort's RV parking area, where guests set up and enjoy the park. Our container sat just off the construction so crews could keep filling it while campers came and went. A project that size runs on steady, reliable hauling, week after week, and that is the part we handled for three years straight. For container footprints and what each size holds, see our roll off dumpster sizes.
What does dumpster service for a water park build involve?
Citra, FL
Commercial dumpster rentals for water park construction
Three year project, 100 plus containers
A steady supply of roll off containers, cycled in and out as the build moves from one phase to the next. The new water park at Camp Margaritaville did not go up in a weekend. Over three years the work ran through clearing, groundwork, concrete, and finish trades, and each stage made its own kind of debris. We kept boxes on site the whole way and swapped full ones for empty ones so the crews never had to stop and wait on a truck.
Access is the part people underestimate. This is an open resort in Marion County, not a closed lot. Guests were parking RVs and using the grounds the entire time, so our hook lift trucks had to get in and back out clean without blocking a lane or a site. Over a hundred deliveries, that discipline is what keeps a job like this moving.
The container in the first photo sat off to the side of the work, close enough for the crew to load and far enough to stay clear of the guest areas.
What kind of debris comes off a resort construction site?
Two kinds, mostly. There is the construction debris every build throws off, and there is the green waste from clearing land before any concrete gets poured. The box in this photo is full of cut brush and limbs, the sort of load that comes off a site when crews open up ground for a new pool deck or lot.
Brush is deceiving. Limbs are light, but they stack loose and full of air, so a container fills faster than anyone expects. Cutting long branches down and laying them flat packs far more into the same box. On a job that runs for years, that small habit saves a lot of hauls. Our post on getting rid of debris after a yard cleanup has more loading tips.
Project Highlights
- Three year commercial project
- New water park at Camp Margaritaville, Citra, FL
- Over 100 roll off containers delivered
- Resort stayed open, with RV parking and guest areas kept clear
Why keep one dumpster company for an entire build?
Because a long job runs on trust. A build like the Camp Margaritaville water park needs a hauler who answers every time, shows up on schedule, and keeps the site clear for the next crew. We did that for three years and more than a hundred containers.
One company across the whole project keeps things simple. Same trucks, same drivers, same standards, and one number to call when a box is full. That is how the debris stays ahead of the work instead of piling up behind it.
Planning something with real scale? Call or text (352) 644-1141, or look through our roll off dumpster sizes to map out the right containers for each phase.
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