Burnt Store Isles, Meadows, Lakes, and the new-construction stretch of Burnt Store Road — flat-rate roll-offs from a local crew.
Need a dumpster along Burnt Store Road? KYN delivers a 20-yard roll-off across the Burnt Store corridor for our flat $485 standard rate — 7-day rental, 2 tons of disposal included, plus the same $10 delivery adjustment as the rest of Punta Gorda. Book online in about 2 minutes; same-day delivery is available when the schedule allows.
The Burnt Store corridor is the fastest-changing part of our service area: established canal-front homes in Burnt Store Isles, family streets in Burnt Store Meadows, and then miles of new construction — gated communities, larger parcels, and fresh building pads — running south along Burnt Store Road toward the Lee County line. We serve homeowners and builders along the whole stretch.
Burnt Store Road runs south out of Punta Gorda for roughly 20 miles, and the character of the jobs changes as you go. Closest to town, Burnt Store Isles is canal-front living — shorter decorative driveways where we place a 22-foot bin precisely and put driveway boards ($25) under the rails to protect pavers. Burnt Store Meadows next door is a quieter deed-restricted neighborhood of family homes where remodels and garage cleanouts are the usual call.
Keep driving south and the corridor turns into one of Southwest Florida's most active building zones — larger parcels, new gated communities around the Burnt Store Lakes and marina area, and street after street of fresh construction pads. New-build debris is its own rhythm: a framing-stage bin fills differently than a drywall or finish-stage bin, so we run scheduled swaps with builders and GCs instead of guessing. If your site doesn't have an address post yet, book with the lot or parcel number and we'll coordinate placement with your super.
Rules to know: Burnt Store Isles and Burnt Store Meadows sit inside Punta Gorda city limits, where the city treats several neighborhoods as Special Residential Overlay districts with their own street-parking rules — one more reason we keep bins on private property whenever possible. Both communities are also deed-restricted, so check with your association about any current dumpster guidance and pass it along; we'll match it. Farther south, unincorporated Charlotte County rules apply instead.
Permits: none needed on your own driveway or a private construction site. A bin placed in the street or public right-of-way needs approval from the City of Punta Gorda inside city limits, or from Charlotte County on the unincorporated stretch — confirm current requirements with whichever applies to your address before delivery day.
KYN's standard 20-yard roll-off is $485 — 7-day rental with 2 tons of disposal included — plus the same flat $10 delivery adjustment as the rest of Punta Gorda. Extra days are +$20/day and overage is $90/ton, all published up front.
Yes — new builds are a big part of what we do on the corridor. We drop on cleared pads and unfinished driveways, coordinate with your builder or GC on placement, and run swaps as framing, drywall, and finish stages fill bins. Tell us at booking if the site has no address post yet and we'll work from the parcel or lot number.
Both are deed-restricted communities inside Punta Gorda city limits, and the city treats them as Special Residential Overlay districts with their own street rules. Keep the bin on your own driveway, check with your association about any current guidance, and tell us what they say — we'll place and schedule to match.
Yes. South of the Isles and Meadows the corridor opens into larger parcels and newer gated communities, and our truck routes down Burnt Store Road regularly. Longer driveways just mean we plan the drop with you — tell us at booking about gates, soft ground, or where the build crew needs access.
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