Local to Daytona Beach

We know Daytona Beach.

Daytona Beach is 1950s beachside condos and motels, 1920s bungalows on the mainland, and new LPGA-area subdivisions, all with salt air and storms working on everything. We plan Daytona jobs for elevators, sand, and storm-soaked furniture by default.

Daytona Beach Service Details

County: Volusia
ZIP codes: 32114, 32117, 32118, 32119
Neighborhoods: Beachside, Daytona Beach Shores border, LPGA, Midtown, Seabreeze area
Near: Daytona International Speedway
Response: Same-day pickup in Daytona Beach
Callback: 15 minutes during business hours

Common Daytona Beach Jobs

We regularly handle: condo and rental turnovers on the beachside, storm-damaged furniture hauls near Seabreeze, and garage cleanouts in the LPGA neighborhoods.

Upfront pricing — every job, every Daytona Beach address

Same public pricing across Central Florida. Dump fees and labor included. Stairs surcharge ($49) only for 3+ flights.

Single Item

$99

1/8 truck

Quarter

$199

1/4 truck

Half

$349

Beachside condos, mainland bungalows.

Daytona Beach is a rental and tourist economy, so furniture turns over fast: beachside condos swap mattresses and sofas between seasonal tenants, older motels renovate rooms, and every named storm leaves water-damaged furniture and drywall on A1A. Condo buildings need elevator reservations and certificates of insurance. On the mainland, Midtown and the Seabreeze area have 1920s and 1940s bungalows with tight lots and porch storage, while the LPGA subdivisions are 2000s garages under HOA rules. City bulk pickup exists but is limited, and Speedweeks and Bike Week traffic make scheduling matter. We work Daytona several days a week.

My beachside condo building requires insurance and an elevator reservation. Can you handle that?

Yes. We send our certificate of insurance to the association, book the freight elevator window they give us, and protect hallways during the carry. Condo turnovers are one of our most common Daytona jobs.

We have water-damaged furniture and drywall after a storm. Do you take it?

We do. Storm debris is routine here. We load soaked furniture, cut drywall, and damaged flooring in one visit and get it out before mold becomes the bigger problem.

Where the load goes

Every load we haul out of Volusia County gets split three ways before anything hits the landfill: donation-grade furniture and household goods go to local charities (receipts back to you), metals, appliances, and e-waste route to recyclers, and only the true junk rides to the dump. Dump fees are already in your price — the county facility's scale ticket is our problem, not a line item on your bill.