Roll-Off Dumpsters and Portable Toilets in Live Oak, Florida

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.

Live Oak is the county seat of Suwannee County, and it sits at the crossing of Interstate 10 and U.S. Highway 129. Visit Florida places the city approximately 85 miles west of Jacksonville, about a 90-minute drive. That geography is why I-95 Disposal Services treats Live Oak as more than another stop on a map: our landfill is in Live Oak, FL, and our headquarters is at 16150 N. Main St., Jacksonville, FL 32218. Call (855) 514-0570.

This page is for contractors, farms, and households who need a roll-off, portable toilets, a commercial container, or demolition help in Live Oak and nearby Suwannee County. It is not a generic “Jacksonville dumpster rental” listing. For the company background, see About. To request a quote, use Contact.

Where Live Oak sits in our haul area

From the North Jacksonville office, the practical drive follows I-10 west across Baker and Columbia counties and into Suwannee County. Loaded containers from this market are destined for our landfill in Live Oak when the material is a fit for that facility. We mention the landfill as a facility only and do not publish a Live Oak street address or P.O. Box for it. The mailing address and the name, address, and phone for every official purpose remain 16150 N. Main St., Jacksonville, FL 32218.

Because the landfill is here, a job in Live Oak, Wellborn, Lake City, or Jasper can stay with one company instead of ending in a search for a distant disposal site. That is also why we do not advertise Daytona, Orlando, or Savannah service from this page.

The river, the parks, and the jobs we quote

The Suwannee River forms much of the county’s northern, western, and southern edge. Visit Florida points visitors to Suwannee River State Park, the 170-mile Suwannee River Wilderness Trail, Heritage Park & Gardens in town, and the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park & Campground. Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park is about 25 minutes outside of town. Those places matter for sanitation and cleanup as much as they do for recreation.

Typical Live Oak jobs include remodeling near the courthouse square and along U.S. 129 and U.S. 90; roofing and storm cleanup after heavy rain or river flooding; farm and rural cleanouts; and event sanitation at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park, using portable toilets plus a roll-off. Stores and food service along the main corridors are often a better fit for a standing commercial dumpster or compactor. Tear-downs are quoted under demolition services. For route collection where we have a route, see garbage collection.

County collection sites are not a substitute for a construction dumpster

Suwannee County operates residential collection sites and a separate county Solid Waste facility. The county’s page is clear on two points that often surprise people planning a remodel: collection sites are for Suwannee County residents only, and they do not accept construction and demolition debris or commercial waste. Household trash, furniture, appliances, yard debris, and a limited number of car or small-truck tires are listed as accepted, with a 2026 solid-waste decal required for entry under Resolution No. 2022-28. C&D and commercial waste have to go to the county Solid Waste facility, which the county lists separately.

That public system is not the same thing as our landfill in Live Oak. If you hire I-95 Disposal to place a roll-off, you do not need a county decal for us to haul the load when the material is a fit for our facility. Do not plan to self-haul C&D to a collection site; the county rules say it is not accepted there. Confirm current hours and accepted items on the Suwannee County Solid Waste Sites page.

Right-of-way and placement in Live Oak

If a roll-off will sit entirely on private property — a driveway, a farm lane, a fenced lot, or a job pad you control — that is the simpler placement on most Live Oak jobs. You still need a firm, clear path for the truck and room for the container and its rear door.

We did not find a published, dumpster-specific permit form on the City of Live Oak or Suwannee County websites. That is not a guarantee that a can may sit in a public street or right-of-way without approval. If any part of the container will occupy a city or county road, shoulder, or easement, check with the City of Live Oak or Suwannee County Public Works before the drop. Work in a Florida Department of Transportation right-of-way follows FDOT rules, not a city or county form.

Services and nearby towns

Nearby pages often used with this one: Lake City, Wellborn, and White Springs. Broader questions are on the FAQ. The service list is on Services.

Live Oak FAQs

Is I-95 Disposal based in Live Oak?

Our landfill is in Live Oak, FL. The company headquarters and mailing address are at 16150 N. Main St., Jacksonville, FL 32218, on North Main Street in Jacksonville’s Northside. Call (855) 514-0570 for either.

Can I take remodeling debris to a Suwannee County collection site instead of renting a dumpster?

The county’s published rules say collection sites do not accept construction and demolition debris or commercial waste. Those sites are for county residents with a current solid-waste decal and are limited to the household items the county lists. C&D belongs at the county Solid Waste facility or in a professionally hauled container.

Do I need a permit to put a dumpster in my Live Oak driveway?

We did not find a city or county form that requires a permit for a roll-off that stays entirely on private property. If the can would sit in a public street, sidewalk, or right-of-way, ask the City of Live Oak or Suwannee County Public Works before delivery. HOA or landlord rules, if you have them, are separate from the county’s rules.

How far is Live Oak from the Jacksonville office?

Visit Florida describes Live Oak as approximately 85 miles west of Jacksonville, about a 90-minute trip, at I-10 and U.S. 129.

Can you place toilets for an event at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park?

Ask us about portable toilets, hand-wash stations, and a roll-off for event trash. Tell us the event dates, the expected crowd, and whether the organizer already has a placement plan with the park. We will quote from that, not from a guess about attendance.

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