Here are Some Guidelines for Good Dumpster Management to Reduce Pest Problems Dumpsters should be located at least 50 feet, and preferably more than 100 feet, from outside doors. Dumpsters should be situated on a thick concrete pad that has...
Dumpsters are needed if large amounts of trash are to be disposed. Majority of homeowners and owners of commercial establishments typically hire dumpster rentals for different projects such as construction, renovation or clean-ups. This is due to the fact that...
Restaurant Remodeling Requires Dumpster Rental Most restaurants commonly use what are known as “front load” or “rear load” dumpsters. These are most commonly what people associate dumpsters with. This is mostly because they see these dumpsters the most due to the...
Will I Be Charged if I Put Hazardous Materials into the Dumpster? Hazardous Materials in Your Dumpster Unfortunately, if you place hazardous materials into a roll off dumpster you will be charged a special hazardous materials disposal fee. Hazardous materials...
Should I Hire a Junk Removal Company Or Rent a Dumpster? The thought of going through the process of discarding unwanted material often brings about a dilemma for some individuals or companies. Do they hire a junk removal company or...
Often our customers call and ask the question: “Can you place a dumpster in my front yard?” When this question comes into our call center it is always difficult for us to answer. In short, the easy answer is yes...
If you need a dumpster for your construction site, look no further than the professionals at Waste Solutions 123. Our roll off dumpster rental service tailors perfectly to contractors, homeowner, remodelers, and roofers. When time and money matter to you,...
Paint may seem harmless, but household paint is composed of several chemicals that are not only hazardous to humans but also damaging to the environment. Never throw leftover paint into the trash or a dumpster. Take the time to find...
Utilizing Your Dumpster When you rent a dumpster, make sure you’re getting the most use out of it that you possibly can. While some things shouldn’t be thrown in a dumpster, such as electronics, paint, batteries, and other hazardous items,...
So you’re ready to start that big home improvement project you’ve been thinking about for a while now. Soon you’ll be getting that kitchen remodel or clearing out that basement or attic that’s had too much stuff for too long....