I-95 Disposal Services Headquarters in North Jacksonville

Black roll-off dumpster with AMD 158 stenciled on the top rail and an American Made Dumpsters plate on the front panel, sitting in grass with pine trees behind it; an Interstate I-95 Disposal Services logo is overlaid in the lower right.

I-95 Disposal Services is headquartered at 16150 N. Main St., Jacksonville, FL 32218. The office sits on North Main Street (U.S. 17) in Jacksonville’s Northside, in ZIP 32218, in the Interstate 95 corridor. Our landfill is in Live Oak, FL, about 85 miles west of Jacksonville, roughly a 90-minute drive, at the crossing of I-10 and U.S. 129. Call (855) 514-0570.

This page is for people who need the company office, or who have a job in this part of the city and want to understand how the haul works. It is not a generic “Jacksonville dumpster rental” listing. We serve the I-95 corridor and the communities around our landfill in Live Oak. For the rest of the company story, see About; to request a quote, use Contact.

Where the office is

16150 N. Main St. is on U.S. 17 as it runs through north Jacksonville. ZIP 32218 covers this Northside corridor, including the area around Jacksonville International Airport just west of I-95. Interstate 95 is the highway that organizes this end of town: the airport interchange is at Exits 363 A/B, and Pecan Park Road meets I-95 at Exit 366 and ties back to U.S. 17 (Main Street). We do not pin the office to a single exit letter in this copy; the practical point is that the headquarters is in the same Northside corridor as I-95, not across the river on the Southside and not at the Beaches.

The Beaches municipalities — Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, and Neptune Beach — are separate cities with their own rules, and each has its own page on this site. North of the office, the next towns along the corridor are Yulee and Fernandina Beach, then Kingsland and St. Marys in Georgia. South along I-95 are Ponte Vedra and St. Augustine. Inland toward the landfill are Macclenny, Lake City, and Live Oak.

How work from this office is hauled

When we place a roll-off or pick up demolition debris in this market, the load is destined for our landfill in Live Oak, FL, when the material is a fit for that facility. Live Oak is the Suwannee County seat. The drive follows I-10 west from the Jacksonville area. We mention the landfill as a facility only; the mailing address and the NAP for every official purpose remain 16150 N. Main St., Jacksonville, FL 32218.

That landfill relationship is the reason a job in North Jacksonville, Yulee, or Lake City can be one company’s work rather than a drop in one city and a hunt for a disposal site in another. It is also why we do not advertise service in Daytona, Orlando, or Savannah from this page.

Services we quote from this headquarters

Right-of-way permits inside the City of Jacksonville

If a roll-off will sit entirely on private property — a driveway, a fenced lot, a job pad — you generally do not use the City of Jacksonville Right of Way process. You still need a firm, clear path for the truck and room for the container and its rear door.

If any part of the container will sit on or in a city road, right-of-way, or easement, the City of Jacksonville requires a Right of Way permit under Ordinance Code Section 744.110. The city’s permitting page says a permit is required to “place any construction or other material on or in a city road, right of way, or easement.” The page does not name dumpsters specifically, so treat a can in a city street, sidewalk, swale, or easement as work that needs a check with the city. Applications are submitted through JaxEPICS. A current Right of Way surety bond must be on file with Development Services before a contractor applies, and a Maintenance of Traffic plan is required when the work or the equipment will affect vehicle or pedestrian traffic.

A City of Jacksonville ROW permit is not the approval for work in a Florida Department of Transportation right-of-way, on a private road, or in an easement the city does not control. Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, and Baldwin are separate municipalities and have their own rules. Confirm the jurisdiction before the can is dropped. Development Services is at 214 N. Hogan St., second floor; the city’s ROW page lists (904) 255-7296 for that counter. For our job quotes, call I-95 Disposal at (855) 514-0570, not the city line.

More first-time questions are on the FAQ. The service list is on Services.

I-95 Disposal Services, 16150 N. Main St., Jacksonville, FL 32218. Our landfill is in Live Oak, FL. Call (855) 514-0570.