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

Palm Coast is in Flagler County, at the north edge of our area. Southern Palm Coast is inside our 20-mile zone. Northern neighborhoods may have a small extra delivery fee, which we quote before you book.

What's the local tip for moving in Palm Coast?

Enter your address when you book and we'll confirm whether any extra fee applies.

Which Palm Coast neighborhoods do you serve?

All of Palm Coast. These neighborhoods have their own pages with local moving tips:

How is Palm Coast different from the Volusia County towns?

Palm Coast is in Flagler County, not Volusia. Your trash hauler, water utility and city offices are all different from Ormond Beach's or Daytona's.

The city grew from a planned community. ITT began developing it in 1969, and it became a city on December 31, 1999.

It is large, at more than 90 square miles, with 39,763 housing units in the 2020 census.

Delivery is free to southern Palm Coast. Addresses farther north get a mileage quote, so include your exact address when you send a request.

ITT opened its welcome center on October 29, 1970. The city now celebrates that date as Founder's Day.

The original plan called for about 48,000 home sites on roughly 42,000 acres.

How do you get around Palm Coast on moving day?

Interstate 95 splits the city in two. It has three interchanges: Exit 284 at SR 100, Exit 289 at Palm Coast Parkway and Exit 293 at Matanzas Woods Parkway.

US-1 runs on the west side of I-95 and leads into Bunnell. To the east, the Hammock Dunes Bridge, completed in 1988, links the mainland to the Hammock barrier island.

Have your exact address, and any gate code, ready for delivery day. It saves time on both ends.

Rush hour on Palm Coast Parkway near I-95 can slow a loaded truck. Plan your timing around it.

The Hammock Dunes Bridge is 65 feet high and also serves as an evacuation route.

What are Palm Coast's trash rules for move-out leftovers?

The city contracts with FCC Environmental for garbage, recycling, yard waste and bulk trash. Each home gets two collection days a week.

Bulk items like furniture, mattresses and TVs go out on your second trash day. Keep the pile within 3 cubic yards.

Containers can go out no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before. You can set out up to four, each 10 to 35 gallons and no more than 60 pounds.

Recycling is single-stream and weekly. Refrigerators and freezers need their doors removed and a call to Customer Service.

Yard waste goes out on Wednesdays. Pieces must be under 5 feet long and 6 inches wide, with no bag over 50 pounds.

White goods, like water heaters, are picked up 1 to 5 days after you call.

How do you set up water and power in Palm Coast?

Palm Coast runs its own utility. You can set up water, sewer and trash service online through the city.

Trash service is only for homes inside city limits. Customer Service is at (386) 986-2360, weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Since April 1, 2025, sewer charges apply to all water through your main meter. A separate irrigation meter avoids sewer fees on lawn water.

FPL serves all of Flagler County, so your electric account will be with FPL. You can start or transfer service online.

Deposits are held for 23 months. With no late fees in two years, you can ask to have it returned or applied to your bill.

Rates differ for addresses inside and outside city limits. Check the rate sheet that matches your address.

Do Palm Coast's canals and climate change how you pack?

The city's water system includes 46 miles of freshwater canals and 23 miles of saltwater canals. If your new home is on one, expect damp air near the water.

Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30, peaking around September 10. Plan a summer or fall move with a backup date in mind.

Plastic totes with snap-on lids keep moisture out better than cardboard. They also stack cleanly in a garage while you unpack room by room.

If your lot has a seawall or dock, keep totes away from the edge while you unload.

How do you plan a move between Palm Coast and Volusia County?

A move between Palm Coast and Ormond Beach means a highway trip for every load. Fewer, fuller loads save the most time.

Uniform totes stack tightly in a truck or trailer. Mixed boxes leave gaps and can shift at highway speed.

Set up power, water and trash at the new address before you leave the old one. Both homes should have lights on moving day.

Have the totes delivered to the home you're leaving. Once you're unpacked at the new place, stack the empties for pickup.

Palm Coast covers a lot of ground. If you're moving within the city, map the route before the truck is loaded.

Palm Coast connects south to Ormond Beach by I-95 and US-1, with I-95 exits at SR 100, Palm Coast Parkway and Matanzas Woods Parkway, while the Hammock Dunes Bridge links it to the barrier island.

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 Palm Coast

  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 Palm Coast?

Send a request with your package, Palm Coast 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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Palm Coast moving bin questions

Do you deliver moving bins in Palm Coast?

Yes. Palm Coast (32137, 32164) is about 15 to 25, depending on the neighborhood miles from our Ormond Beach base. Southern Palm Coast is free; farther north may have a small fee.

Will I pay extra for delivery in Palm Coast?

Only if your address is more than 20 miles from our base. The fee is $1.50 per mile each way, and we tell you before you pay.

Can you deliver in Palm Coast and pick up in Volusia County?

Yes. Many people move between the two counties.

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