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Moving bin rentals in Daytona Beach, FL

Short answer: Daytona Moving Bins Co. delivers reusable plastic moving bins in Daytona Beach starting at $89 for 20 bins for one week. Delivery and pickup are included.

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Daytona Beach is the biggest city we serve. We deliver everywhere from beachside condos on A1A to Midtown, the Daytona State and Embry-Riddle area, and the newer communities along the LPGA Boulevard corridor.

Population
71,589 (2020 Census, via City Population[1])

What's the local tip for moving in Daytona Beach?

Race weeks and big events jam International Speedway Blvd and A1A. If your move lands on one, book a morning delivery window.

Which Daytona Beach neighborhoods do you serve?

All of Daytona Beach. These neighborhoods have their own pages with local moving tips:

When is the hardest time to move in Daytona Beach?

Daytona Beach hosts several huge events that fill roads and hotels. If your dates are flexible, plan around them.

The speedway sits at 1801 West International Speedway Boulevard. If your route uses that corridor on a race or rally weekend, start early.

Holiday and summer weekends also fill the beachside. A weekday move is usually smoother.

Sources: daytonainternationalspeedway.com/daytona-international-speedw, daytonabeach.com/54626, ridermagazine.com/2026-biketoberfest-to-take-p, daytonabeach.com/54557

How do college calendars affect a Daytona Beach move?

Daytona Beach is home to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Bethune-Cookman University and Daytona State College. Their calendars shape when nearby rentals turn over.

At Embry-Riddle's Daytona Beach campus, fall 2026 classes began August 24. Spring 2027 move-in is January 11, and residence halls close in early May.

Spring finals end May 5, with commencement May 10 and 11. Expect that week to be busy for anyone moving near campus.

Bethune-Cookman requires freshmen and sophomores to live on campus. Rooms come with a wardrobe, dresser, desk and bed, so students moving off campus later may need furniture of their own.

For a student move, a small set of totes fits in a car trunk. Snap-on lids let them stack in a hallway without spilling.

Embry-Riddle's campus sits at Daytona Beach International Airport. Move-in weeks can bring extra traffic around the airport.

Sources: en.wikipedia.org/Daytona_Beach,_Florida, catalog.erau.edu/calendar, erau.edu/housing-calendars, cookman.edu/residence-life

What do Daytona Beach's trash rules say about bulk items and cardboard?

The city contracts with Waste Pro USA for collection. Recycling is single stream, and cardboard and glass bottles are both accepted.

Bulk items need a pickup request by phone at 386-671-8670. Mirrors must be covered in cardboard and taped, and carpet must be cut into rolls no larger than 4 by 8 feet.

Refrigerators, freezers and AC units need a separate order, with doors removed. Yard waste goes out on Wednesdays.

Totes shrink the recycling pile after a move. You may still want a few boxes for mirrors and framed art.

Yard waste piles are capped at 3 cubic yards. Clean up the yard before move week so it doesn't pile up with move-out trash.

Residents may set out up to 8 car tires a year. Truck and tractor tires go to Tomoka Landfill instead.

Sources: daytonabeach.gov/CODB-Solid-Waste-FAQ

How do you start water and power at a Daytona Beach address?

The City of Daytona Beach bills for water. New home accounts need a security deposit, a nonrefundable admin fee, a deed or lease, and photo ID.

For same-day activation, get the deposit in by noon on a weekday. Utility Billing is open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Bethune-Cookman's student guide points to FPL for electric service. FPL handles start, stop and move orders online.

Residential deposits come back when the account closes or after two straight years of good payment history. Keep your paperwork for move-out.

Sources: daytonabeach.gov/faq, bethune-cookman.helpscoutdocs.com/825-utilities-internet-elect, fpl.com/service-order

Is moving to beachside Daytona Beach different?

The Halifax River splits the city between the mainland and the barrier island. Four bridges cross it inside the city, and none charge tolls.

Beach driving is allowed only in marked areas, at 10 mph. From May 1 to October 31, sea turtle season limits vehicle hours to 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The sand is no place for a loaded vehicle. Load from the street side and ask your building about loading zones ahead of time.

If you're moving into a beachside condo, ask whether the elevator must be reserved. A missed time slot can push your move back a day.

Daytona Beach lists 26 beach access points for walkers or vehicles within 5 miles. Registered Volusia County residents get free beach driving and off-beach parking at county lots.

Sources: en.wikipedia.org/Daytona_Beach,_Florida, en.wikipedia.org/List_of_crossings_of_the_Hal, daytonabeach.gov/Beach-Information

How many totes does a Daytona Beach apartment or house need?

Every home is different, but here is a rough guide. Count your closets and kitchen cabinets, since they fill the most totes.

Books and kitchen items fill totes fast and get heavy. Keep each one under 50 pounds, even if that means leaving some space at the top.

If you run short mid-pack, you can add totes in sets of 10. It's easier to add early than to scramble on moving day.

Not sure where you fall? Start with the smaller set and add more as you pack.

Four toll-free bridges (Seabreeze, Main Street, Broadway and Veterans Memorial) join mainland Daytona Beach to the beachside, and US-1 and I-95 lead north to Holly Hill and Ormond Beach and south to Port Orange.

How many totes? Each icon is 5 totes.
  1. 20 totes$89/week

    Studios, dorms and small one-bedroom apartments

  2. 40 totes$149/week

    One- and two-bedroom apartments or condos

  3. 60 totes$199/week

    Two- and three-bedroom homes

  4. 80 totes$249/week

    Three- and four-bedroom homes, or homes with a full garage

How tote rental works in Daytona Beach

  1. We deliver: Clean totes, lids, labels and a dolly at your door.
    1We deliverClean totes, lids, labels and a dolly at your door.
  2. You pack and move: Snap the lids on, stack, and load your truck or car.
    2You pack and moveSnap the lids on, stack, and load your truck or car.
  3. We pick up the empties: Stack the empty totes by the door and text us.
    3We pick up the emptiesStack the empty totes by the door and text us.

How do I book bins in Daytona Beach?

Send a request with your package, Daytona Beach 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 moving bin questions

Do you deliver moving bins in Daytona Beach?

Yes. Daytona Beach (32114, 32117, 32118, 32119, 32124) is about 6 miles from our Ormond Beach base, inside our free delivery zone.

Do you work with students moving between leases?

Yes. Students get 15% off with a valid student ID, and the Starter package (20 bins) fits most dorm and studio moves. We can drop at one address and pick up at another. See our college moving guides at /colleges/.

Can you deliver to a condo tower?

Yes. Tell us the building name and any loading-zone or elevator rules when you book.

Nearby areas we serve

Sources

  1. Volusia County, Florida: cities and places (2020 Census figures), City Population (compiled from U.S. Census Bureau). Accessed October 27, 2026.