Moving bin rentals in Daytona Beach Shores, FL
Short answer: Daytona Moving Bins Co. delivers reusable plastic moving bins in Daytona Beach Shores starting at $89 for 20 bins for one week. Delivery and pickup are included.
Daytona Beach Shores is mostly oceanfront condo towers along A1A. Condo moves have their own rules, and reusable bins make them easier because they stack neatly on a luggage cart and fit in an elevator.
- about 12 mifrom our Ormond Beach base
- $8920 totes for a week
- Freedelivery and pickup
- 32118ZIP codes
- Population
- 5,112 (2020 Census, via City Population[1])
What's the local tip for moving in Daytona Beach Shores?
Lidded totes stack straight onto a luggage cart. Most residents can move 4 to 6 per elevator trip.
Which Daytona Beach Shores neighborhoods do you serve?
All of Daytona Beach Shores. These neighborhoods have their own pages with local moving tips:
- Moving bins in Daytona Beach Shores Oceanfront CondosOceanfront condo high-rise corridor
Moving into a high-rise condo in Daytona Beach Shores?
About 80 percent of Daytona Beach Shores residents live in high-rise condos along the ocean. For most moves here, the elevator sets the pace.
Before you pick a date, ask your association a few questions:
Uniform totes stack neatly on a cart, so each elevator trip carries more. Snap-on lids keep things from sliding off on the way up.
Book an early slot when you can. A morning start leaves time to finish if anything runs long.
The more totes you stack per trip, the fewer elevator rides you need.
How does trash and recycling work in Daytona Beach Shores?
Waste Pro handles residential garbage and recycling under an exclusive agreement with the city. Garbage, recycling and yard waste are all collected on Tuesday.
Curbside recycling is offered to single-family homes. Condo residents should check with their building or the city's Facilities Department at 386-763-5351.
Cardboard is accepted, but large boxes must be flattened and cut to fit the bin. With one pickup day a week, a box move can leave cardboard sitting for days.
For an extra Waste Pro pickup, call 386-788-8890. Up to four tires can go to the roadside, with a limit of eight a year.
Motor oil can't go in the garbage; take it to an auto parts store. Batteries go back to the retailer or a county facility.
How many homes in Daytona Beach Shores are part-time?
The 2020 census counted 6,329 housing units in the city, and 52.4% were vacant. That share likely reflects second homes and seasonal rentals.
Totes help when you open a unit for the season or close it for summer. Pack, move and unpack within the week, and we collect the empty totes.
The city is small, about 0.9 square miles, and was incorporated on April 22, 1960.
If you split time between homes, labeled totes show what's packed for each season. Lids keep dust and salt air out while you're away.
The homeowner vacancy rate was just 2.6%, while the rental rate was 21.3%. If you're renting, confirm your building's lease and move rules early.
Which roads and bridges matter for a Daytona Beach Shores move?
State Road A1A, also called Atlantic Avenue, is the city's main highway.
To reach the mainland, the Dunlawton Bridge carries A1A traffic west to Port Orange. It is a four-lane, high-clearance bridge that opened in 1990.
Weekend beach traffic can slow A1A. A weekday morning is usually the easiest time to load and unload.
Allow extra time during big events. Bike Week 2027 runs March 5–14 with events across the county.
The city sits on a barrier island, with the Atlantic to the east and the Halifax River to the west.
Port Orange's only I-95 interchange, Exit 256, connects to Dunlawton Avenue. Out-of-town moves usually reach the Shores that way.
What about storms and salt air on an oceanfront move?
Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. The busiest stretch is mid-August to mid-October.
Oceanfront buildings may limit elevator use or access before a storm. Ask about your building's storm rules before setting a move date.
Salt air and humidity are hard on cardboard left in a storage cage. Plastic totes hold up, and the yellow lids are easy to spot in a shared lobby.
Keep each tote under 50 pounds. That keeps carts manageable and easier on elevator floors.
Keep a few totes free for storm prep. They're handy for clearing balcony items and gathering valuables fast.
Sources: nhc.noaa.gov/climo
How do you finish a condo move in one elevator slot?
Have every tote packed, labeled and closed before your slot starts. Packing while the elevator waits burns reserved time.
Stage totes in stacks by the unit door, heaviest at the bottom. A hand truck can take four or five at once.
Send one person down with each load and keep one person in the unit. That way the elevator is always moving.
Bring tape, a small toolkit and a doorstop. Holding doors open saves a minute on every trip.
Label each tote with your unit number as well as the room. In a shared lobby, that keeps your totes from mixing with a neighbor's.
Daytona Beach Shores runs along A1A (Atlantic Avenue) between Daytona Beach and Ponce Inlet, and the Dunlawton Bridge connects it west to Port Orange.
- 20 totes$89/week
Studios, dorms and small one-bedroom apartments
- 40 totes$149/week
One- and two-bedroom apartments or condos
- 60 totes$199/week
Two- and three-bedroom homes
- 80 totes$249/week
Three- and four-bedroom homes, or homes with a full garage
How tote rental works in Daytona Beach Shores
1We deliverClean totes, lids, labels and a dolly at your door. 
2You pack and moveSnap the lids on, stack, and load your truck or car. 
3We pick up the emptiesStack the empty totes by the door and text us.
How do I book bins in Daytona Beach Shores?
Send a request with your package, Daytona Beach Shores address and dates. We call to confirm availability and every detail, then text a secure payment link. Your rental is booked once it's paid.
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Daytona Beach Shores moving bin questions
Do you deliver moving bins in Daytona Beach Shores?
Yes. Daytona Beach Shores (32118) is about 12 miles from our Ormond Beach base, inside our free delivery zone.
Do condo buildings need proof of insurance?
Some do. If your building asks vendors for a certificate of insurance, tell us when you book and we'll send it.
Do I need to reserve the elevator?
Many towers require it. Reserve it for moving day and for our delivery and pickup times.
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Sources
- Volusia County, Florida: cities and places (2020 Census figures), City Population (compiled from U.S. Census Bureau). Accessed October 27, 2026.