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Whether replacing an old wood deck, removing it completely, or upgrading it to a composite board decking system, one of the first actionable steps is tearing down the old deck.
A dumpster permit is required in certain situations.
Find out when it’s required to obtain a dumpster permit and how to go about getting it.
A significant amount of debris can result from a kitchen renovation project.
Renting a dumpster offers the most efficient way to dispose of this debris, and we’ll discuss some tips that go along with this process.
Part of tackling an interior demolition or renovation project is planning for the debris removal.
There are several options to dispose of interior demolition debris:
When space is limited, placing a dumpster on the side of a street is often the only option.
It may also be the best and most convenient option depending on the project.
While most cities across the country allow for placement of dumpsters on city streets, there are rules and some paperwork to complete first.
This index provides you with quick and easy access to the information you need.
Whether you need information pertaining to dumpster costs, dumpster sizing, junk removal service, commercial waste management, or related topics, this resource list will get you where you need to be.
There are certain things to keep in mind when disposing of construction debris, like wood, drywall, flooring, roofing, and insulation.
Learn how to avoid additional fees and overages with the following tips...
Renting a dumpster is an ideal disposal solution for residential demolition—it's quick, it's convenient, and it's relatively inexpensive.
However, choosing the right dumpster size can be tricky.
We’ll help you choose the right dumpster size for your small demolition project so you don't end up overpaying.
Obtaining a dumpster permit is one of the potential requirements of renting a roll-off dumpster.
This is done by contacting the proper department at your local City Hall.
In the Internet age, this is easier than ever, with many municipalities allowing you to obtain a permit online or over the phone.
Don't be intimidated when it comes to renting a dumpster!
It's an easy process once you understand a few basics.
Follow this simple guide to ensure your dumpster rental experience doesn't leave you in the dumps.
A common rental period used by dumpster rental providers is seven days, but that can vary depending upon the company’s policies. Some offer three-day rental periods, while others include 14 days in the standard base rate. Still others offer flexible rental periods ranging from one day up to 30 days or more.
It’s tempting to run to your local Home Depot or Lowe's to rent a dumpster for small home projects, but you should know that options are very limited in these cases. It’s important to look past cost and convenience because both can be deceiving in this case.
Concrete driveways can crack under the stress of a heavy dumpster or the big trucks that transport them.
Learn the four simple tips to minimize the risk of damaging your driveway or property during the dumpster rental process.
Keeping an eye on the loaded weight in a 20 yard dumpster becomes exceedingly important when filling it with heavy debris, such as concrete, dirt, roofing shingles, or asphalt. Avoid incurring overage fees by knowing and abiding by your 20 yard dumpster’s weight limit.
How is it possible that—in some cases—spending $300 to rent a 20 yard dumpster is a more cost-efficient option than renting a 10 yard dumpster for $250? That simple math doesn’t seem logical, but this scenario can, in fact, happen. The key is looking beyond the booking cost of the dumpster.
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