Moving bin rentals in Port Orange, FL
Short answer: Daytona Moving Bins Co. delivers reusable plastic moving bins in Port Orange starting at $89 for 20 bins for one week. Delivery and pickup are included.
Port Orange is a city of family homes, which means more stuff and longer moves. We deliver from the riverside streets off Riverside Drive out to the newer subdivisions west of I-95.
- about 13 mifrom our Ormond Beach base
- $8920 totes for a week
- Freedelivery and pickup
- 32127, 32128, 32129ZIP codes
- Population
- 62,624 (2020 Census, via City Population[1])
What's the local tip for moving in Port Orange?
HOAs in some Port Orange subdivisions limit how long items can sit in a driveway. Keep packed bins in the garage until moving day.
Which Port Orange neighborhoods do you serve?
All of Port Orange. These neighborhoods have their own pages with local moving tips:
- Moving bins in Spruce Creek Fly-InGated fly-in / golf community
- Moving bins in Cypress HeadGolf community
- Moving bins in WoodhavenGated master-planned community
- Moving bins in Riverwood PlantationHOA neighborhood
- Moving bins in Colony in the Wood55+ manufactured-home community
How do you get in and out of Port Orange on moving day?
Port Orange has just one I-95 interchange, Exit 256, which connects to SR 421 (Dunlawton Avenue and Taylor Road). Many moves from out of town will use it.
To the east, the Port Orange Causeway crosses the Halifax River. Locals call it the Dunlawton Bridge.
It opened in 1990 with four lanes and about 65 feet of clearance. It is the direct route to Daytona Beach Shores, so plan for the climb and for weekend beach traffic.
Try to avoid the evening rush on Dunlawton Avenue near I-95. A mid-morning start gives you open lanes and cooler air.
Dunlawton Avenue is part of SR 421, so the causeway and the interstate sit on the same main road.
What are Port Orange's rules for cardboard, glass and bulk trash?
Waste Pro collects trash and recycling in Port Orange. Carts need to be at the curb by 7 a.m. on your collection day.
The city stopped taking glass for recycling in 2019, citing cost. Its solid waste newsletter still lists glass as not accepted.
Cardboard is accepted. Flatten it, and cut or fold large boxes to set beside or under the bin.
Anything too big for your cart counts as bulk trash. The city says bulk pickup must be scheduled through its Citizen Connect system.
Licensed contractors must haul away their own remodeling debris. If you're renovating before move-in, make that part of the contractor's job.
Each household is limited to three recycling bins. Garbage cans can't exceed 32 gallons or 50 pounds.
Who do you call to set up utilities in Port Orange?
The city lists these providers for residents:
Water orders are taken up to 10 business days before your start date. Orders placed before 1 p.m. can usually start the same day.
Have your full legal name, a driver's license or state ID, and a signed lease or deed ready. Every account needs a deposit, which earns interest while it is open.
If no installation is needed at the address, you can start service by phone at 386-506-5700.
When you close the account, the final bill comes out of the deposit and the rest is refunded.
What kind of community are you moving into in Port Orange?
Port Orange was incorporated in 1867 and covers nearly 29 square miles. The 2020 census counted 30,285 housing units.
Only 9.2% of those units were vacant, far below the beachside towns nearby. That points to a mostly year-round community.
The city even includes Spruce Creek Airport, a private community airport.
Larger homes mean more rooms to pack. Label totes by room so the unload goes in order.
Spruce Creek High School offers the International Baccalaureate program and has been ranked among the nation's top high schools. The city also hosts the Lakeside Jazz Festival at the Kenneth W. Parker Amphitheater.
Moving for school? Check your address with Volusia County Schools before you sign a lease.
Why choose totes over boxes in Port Orange?
Port Orange has hot, humid summers. Cardboard stored in a garage can sag and smell musty in that air.
With glass out of the recycling stream and cardboard limited to what fits by your bin, a box move leaves cleanup behind. Totes leave nothing at the curb.
Remember that we only pick up empty totes. Unpack during your rental, then stack the empties three or four high by the door.
Port Orange's humid subtropical climate keeps summer air muggy. Plastic totes don't absorb that moisture the way cardboard does.
Port Orange sits about 36 feet above sea level. Even so, a summer downpour can soak a box on the short walk to the door.
How do you plan a move between Port Orange and the beachside?
A move between Port Orange and Daytona Beach Shores or Ponce Inlet means a trip over the Dunlawton Bridge for every load. Fewer, fuller loads save the most time.
Totes are all the same size, so they stack like bricks in a truck bed. Mixed cardboard boxes leave gaps and can crush.
Load heavy totes first, against the cab, with lighter ones on top. Strap the stack in an open trailer, since it can get breezy over the water.
Arriving at a condo? Send someone ahead to hold the elevator and prop the doors.
The Dunlawton Bridge (Port Orange Causeway) carries A1A traffic from Port Orange over to Daytona Beach Shores and Ponce Inlet, and I-95 Exit 256 ties the city to the interstate.
- 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 Port Orange
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 Port Orange?
Send a request with your package, Port Orange 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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Port Orange moving bin questions
Do you deliver moving bins in Port Orange?
Yes. Port Orange (32127, 32128, 32129) is about 13 miles from our Ormond Beach base, inside our free delivery zone.
Which package fits a typical Port Orange home?
Most three-bedroom homes use the House package (60 bins). Add 10-bin packs if you have a packed garage.
Is Port Orange inside the free delivery zone?
Yes. Delivery and pickup are included.
Nearby areas we serve
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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.