Used IBC totes in Medley, Florida
Medley is in Miami-Dade County. Medley had 1,056 residents at the 2020 census and covers 5.98 square miles, about 12 miles northwest of downtown Miami, bordered by Hialeah Gardens, Hialeah and Doral.
Last reviewed November 11, 2026
- County
- Miami-Dade County
- Population
- 1,102Census estimate, July 2024
- ZIP codes
- 33018, 33166, 33178
What the sources say about Medley
Wikipedia says the town is home to a Rinker plant, one of its largest businesses, and to the Titan America Pennsuco Cement Plant.
More background on Medley
Medley covers 5.98 square miles in total, including 0.89 square miles of water.
ZIP codes and neighbors
33018, 33166, 33178. Nearest: Hialeah Gardens (23,328), Doral (83,625), Hialeah (235,388).
What that means for totes
Our reading: a town with cement plants will see totes that held admixtures, oils and cleaners. Say what yours held, and send the safety data sheet if you have one, so the grade can be set correctly.
A tote last used for a construction chemical is usually not a candidate for food or drinking water.
Medley is tiny by population and large by industry. Our reading: a request from here is almost always from a business, so name the company type, the last contents and the loading dock, and expect a conversation about the safety data sheet.
Before you ask from Medley, find the safety data sheet for whatever the tote held and read section 2 and section 13. Cement admixtures and oils can be hazardous to people and plants, and the sheet is what lets us say which grade the tote can be, if any.
With so few residents and so many plants, a single clear email from a facility manager, naming the product, the count and the dock, is the whole conversation.
Our reading: a town with a cement plant, a rock plant and warehouses is mostly business requests, with very few households. Cement-related totes tend to hold admixtures and cleaners, so the note on last contents matters. Dust and alkaline residue can cling to a tote's inside, so mention if it has been rinsed, and add a photo of the plate and cage if you have one; the description in the form is enough for a first grade.
For a plant yard with many totes, group them by last contents before describing them, since a single paragraph for each group beats an item list for every tote.
Questions people ask
Do totes from a cement or concrete business qualify for water use?
Usually not for drinking or food. Tell us what it held and we will say what grades fit.
Do I need a safety data sheet?
It helps a great deal when the tote held a chemical.
Ask from Medley
Add the ZIP, the size and the count.