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How to Load a Dumpster For Fast, Simple and Safe Waste Disposal

When tackling any home project, such as remodeling, moving, organizing, or just cleaning house, you want more than just a cheap dumpster. You want to get the best value and the best service for your money. This can be done by loading your roll-off …

How to Dispose of Rubber Tires

Your weekly trash service will not take tires and most disposal facilities don't accept them. This makes them one of the hardest items to dispose of and why they are constantly littered along the road and found in vacant lots.

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Best Dumpster Size for Demolishing an Old Shed

ocal trash services may not have the ability or capacity to handle discarded wood and sheet metal from an outdoor storage building, so it’s essential to get a dumpster. Not only will it keep dangerous materials from being underfoot while you work, …

What Materials Are Not Safe to Place in My Dumpster?

One question we receive regularly is "is there anything I can't throw in the dumpster?" And the answer? "Yes. We cannot accept any hazardous, regulated, or dangerous materials."

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Pest Contamination in Attics and Crawl Spaces: Assessment, Cleanup and Disposal

Plan assessment and cleanup for suspected pest contamination in an attic or crawl space. Confirm specialist roles, safe access, item decisions and disposal before removal.

Properly Disposing of Cooking Fats and Oils

There can be many reasons a kitchen sink drain will clog, but grease and old cooking oil residue are the most common causes. This happens when hot fat or grease cools as it slides down the drain. As it becomes colder, it hardens along the walls of …

Getting Rid of Household Paint

As far as paint, the easiest option of course, is to dry the paint cans out – put some cat litter or sand in them to dry them out if needed. As long as the can is dry, they can be tossed in the dumpster, or even in your weekly garbage. Outside of …

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