The start of a new year is a great time for home projects. With the holidays behind you, it’s a good opportunity to get organized or finally start the repairs and renovations you’ve been putting off.
Sustainable waste management means handling waste in a way that reduces harm to the environment. When trash is not managed correctly, it can pollute our air, water, and land. Waste from home cleanouts, renovations, or construction projects needs to be disposed of carefully.
Choosing the right dumpster size can be confusing, especially if you’ve never rented one before. But it doesn’t have to be a guessing game. With a bit of planning, you can find the right size to match your job.
Do you have a big project coming up? Whether you're tackling a home cleanout, remodeling the kitchen, managing a landscaping project, or finishing up a construction job, chances are you’re going to need a dumpster.
Renovating your home can be an exciting endeavor, but it often generates a substantial amount of construction debris. This guide will walk you through the essential steps to safely and efficiently remove construction debris from your property.
While our primary service is providing dumpster rentals, we offer advice on how to segregate materials for recycling. For specific projects requiring detailed waste segregation, we recommend consulting with a waste management specialist.
Heavy materials such as concrete, brick, and dirt/soil significantly impact the weight limits of our dumpsters and the transportation process. Advanced notice lets us plan the most efficient and safe disposal strategy, ensuring compliance with weight restrictions and local disposal guidelines.
The amount of concrete you can dispose of depends on the size of the dumpster and local weight restrictions. Our team will help you select the appropriate size based on your project needs.
Most non-hazardous solid waste can be placed in the dumpsters. This generally includes waste from home cleanouts, moving preparations, construction projects, etc. However, hazardous materials, certain electronics, and flammable liquids require special disposal methods.
Acceptable materials may vary per location, so please check with your local Dudez before disposing of any materials you might believe to be prohibited.
We are a solid waste carrier, so generally speaking; no liquids, solvents, chemicals, or paints of any kind, anything flammable or explosive, anything corrosive, most large electronic devices, appliances, or tires. A list of items can be found on our website, but again, it’s best to check with your local Dudez regarding any questionable items.
Our Dudez unload the dumpsters at the local landfill, or at a transfer station if access is available. Doing so allows for fast and accurate calculations of any applicable additional expenses to close the job and provide a detailed receipt for the order.
