In most places, placing a dumpster rental on your personal property doesn't require more than a simple phone call to a local service provider.
\n\nThere are plenty of instances, however, that require you to first obtain a dumpster permit from your local municipality.
\n\nMore often than not, the company you rent a dumpster from will apply for and receive the dumpster rental permit on your behalf.
\n\nThat being said, there are some areas in the U.S. where the homeowner or business owner is responsible for getting the permit themselves.
\n\nIf you find yourself in a situation where you need to get a dumpster rental permit and are unsure of what the process looks like, this article is for you.
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If your container will be placed in the public right of way, it's a general rule that you will need a dumpster rental permit.
\n\nAreas that require a dumpster permit:
\n\nA licensed and reputable dumpster rental company should have no problem obtaining a dumpster rental permit on your behalf if required.
\n\nMost cities do not require a dumpster permit when the dumpster is placed on private property and is not blocking the public right of way.
\n\nAreas that typically do not require a dumpster permit:
\n\nWhile the general rules stated above are typical in most US cities, some local governments may require permits in varying circumstances.
\n\nIt’s important to check with your local government public works department, or the department in charge of permitting, to find specific laws for your location.
\n\nWhen applicable, don't forget to check with your HOA to make sure you don't get hit with unexpected fines for not following protocol.
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Learn more:
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Dumpster permit applications are generally short and normally take less than 20 minutes to complete.
\n\nIn some cities, like Denver, Colorado, the dumpster rental company must fill out and obtain the permit, not the renter.
\n\nIn other cities, the homeowner, business owner, or contractor may be responsible for obtaining it.
\n\nCheck with your dumpster rental provider to determine the requirement in your city.
\n\nStep 1
\n\nContact several dumpster rental providers near you and discuss your project needs in detail for accurate rental quotes.
\n\nWe recommend calling around to at least 3 different dumpster rental companies to make sure that you're getting the best price for your rental.
\n\nIf it’s determined that a dumpster permit is necessary, make arrangements with the dumpster rental company you hire to obtain it.
\n\nStep 2
\n\nIf the dumpster provider agrees (or is required) to get the dumpster permit on your behalf, your job is done!
\n\nIf you are the one obtaining the permit, move to the next step.
\n\nStep 3
\n\nContact your local public works or transportation department by telephone or online.
\n\nIf you're not sure which city department handles permitting, contact the main office line and they will point you in the right direction.
\n\nA quick Google search will help you find your local public works department contacts quickly and accurately.
\n\nStep 4
\n\nFill out the application required by your city and pay the fee if applicable.
\n\nThe application is oftentimes accessible online but the person you speak with at your public works department will be able to give you the most accurate information on how to get one.
\n\nOnce completed, you can mail, drop off, or submit the application online.
\n\nAllow several days to a week for processing.
\n\nStep 5
\n\nOnce the permit is approved, be sure the city rules are followed to ensure compliance and avoid penalty fees.
\n\nCommon rules include placing traffic cones on both sides of the dumpster, reflective tape on the sides of the dumpster, making sure the permit is visible on the dumpster, etc.
\n\nHere is an example of what a typical dumpster permit application looks like.
\n\nAurora, IL residents can download this application here.
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Continue reading:
\n\nIf you're placing a dumpster rental on your private property, you likely won't need a permit. If your project requires you to place a dumpster in a public right of way, however, you will most likely need an appropriate permit. We'll go over how to get a dumpster permit in detail so you're prepared.
\r\n","changed":"2021-06-05T01:51:44+00:00"},{"id":"81dd1f4b-59e1-5be1-880d-d974730208e5","title":"The World's First Robotic Recycling System","url":"/blog/the-worlds-first-robotic-recycling-system","image":{"path":"/static/a121f9f2a38c6ab57e7042b15ecd309b/ZenRobotics-Recycler-System-ZRR.jpg","alt":"Zen Robotics Recycling Robot System"},"video":null,"media_type":"image","tags":[{"id":"8a088d18-16c4-5f32-8898-b75d5543d9fa","name":"Environment","slug":"Environment"},{"id":"39c3533a-c46f-509b-8fcc-19e935627151","name":"Recycling","slug":"Recycling"}],"content":"Another example of how robots are taking over the world! Well, the world’s first robotic recycling system isn’t out to takeover humanity (…I don’t think), but it can help save it. Baetsen Recycling based in Son, the Netherlands has made plans to integrate a robotic recycling system created by the tech experts at ZenRobotics. It will no doubt be the most technologically advanced system of its kind.
\n\n\nThe ZenRobotics Recycler (ZRR) is basically a huge robotic arm that is designed to sort out recyclable material from other waste. It’s programmed to separate construction and demolition debris from other wastes. It grabs wood, metal, stone and other reusable materials from a moving conveyor belt and places the materials in their own separate container for recycling. It has a max capacity to pickup pieces of material weighing as much as 44 lbs.
\n\nRELATED: State-of-the-art Optical Recycling System Heads to NYC
\n\nThe ZRR system will cost EUR one million, or the equivalent of nearly $1.3 million. Baetsen will have the system installed starting in early 2013. It hopes the large upfront cost of the ZRR system will pay off within a relatively short period of time. According to ZenRobotics, the cost of disposing of recovered materials, as well as the profit gained from selling these recovered materials, can easily help recover the ZRR’s upfront cost. For example (prices are per ton):
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Prices are per ton. Information derived from ZenRobotics.comThe ZRR can sort through construction and demolition debris extremely efficiently. It’s capable of grabbing material at a rate of 1,400 picks per hour, or the equivalent of seven million picks each year running at full capacity.
\n\nThe ZRR system can pay for itself in less than a year. Consider the fact that one ZRR robot can recover an average of 10,000 tons of construction and demolition recyclable material per year.
\n\nLet’s say this material is equally divided between metal, wood and stone (probably wouldn’t occur this way in real-life, but it works for this example). The recycling facility using the ZRR and processing a total of 10,000 tons would make/save more than $1.4 million per year. That would more than payoff the hefty upfront price tag of the ZRR system.
\n\nEven beyond the cost benefits recycling facilities can experience using the ZRR, it’s most beneficial contribution is an environmental one. It can help eliminate thousands, even millions, of tons of construction and demolition debris from entering landfills.
\n\nFurthermore, it helps reduce deforestation and promotes reusing the materials we already have available. Sounds like a win-win to me! Unless, of course, this is an evil plan for robots to take over the planet. Hmmm…I think it’s worth the risk ;) Have a look at how this bad boy operates:
\n\n\n\nAbout ZenRobotics and Baetsen Group:
\n\nZenRobotics is a Finnish company founded in 2007. They specialize in robotic recycling technology. Baetsen Groupis a waste handling company with both private and government clients. Its focus is on sustainability. Baetsen recycles nearly one million tons of waste each year.
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Baetsen Recycling operations in Son, The NetherlandsBaetsen Recycling is set to install the world's first robotic recycling system at its Netherlands-based recycling facility. ZenRobotics' ZRR system is revolutionary.
\r\n","changed":"2021-06-05T01:51:44+00:00"},{"id":"cafadd68-ba82-59d3-83fb-bddb9456c518","title":"Out with the Old, In with the New this Christmas Season","url":"/blog/decluttering-the-home-this-christmas-season","image":{"path":"/static/ca6f1f996dd0c9318194e8b28bf0481c/merry-christmas-clutter-grinch.jpg","alt":"The Grinch loves cluttered homes during Christmas"},"video":null,"media_type":"image","tags":[{"id":"02a42cee-60f9-5dfd-858c-22ec36b1ce1e","name":"Dumpster Rental","slug":"Dumpster-Rental"},{"id":"c6d09b3c-4685-5ba7-83fd-d69df65bae55","name":"Declutter","slug":"Declutter"}],"content":"Clutter works in mysterious ways. It seems to creep up on you without warning, and before you know it your home looks more like a storage locker than a living space.
\n\n\nClutter is particularly sneaky around the holidays as Santa adds more “stuff” to your current clutter collection. The problem arises when you forget to get rid of old and unused stuff to make room for the new. So, let’s take a look at some simple ways to ensure your home stays clutter-free this holiday season.
\n\nStorage sounds like a good thing. After all, it helps keep clutter organized and out of the way…right? The truth is that creating more storage areas in your home will only lead to storing more stuff, much of which you’ll never need or even use. This isn’t to say that storage is a bad thing in general, but the right balance is the key to avoid turning your home into a storage shed.
\n\nYou’ll probably be getting some new clothing this year, so create some space by getting rid of some of the stuff you never wear. Quit trying to cram every last inch of closet space with another outfit or pair of shoes.
\n\nAn effective way to really see which clothes are keepers and which are never worn is to turn all the hangers facing in one direction. Each time you wear a piece of clothing, wash it and put it back in your closet with the hanger facing the opposite direction.
\n\nAfter a few months, take a look at your clothing hanging in your closet. Any hangers still facing the first direction are clothes you haven’t worn in the past few months. You’d probably be surprised at how much clothing you never wear.
\n\nThis rule is simple: Anytime you bring in a new item, get rid of the old one. For example, if you get a new blender for Christmas, get rid of the old one instead of stuffing it in a box in the garage.
\n\nKid’s toys can really clutter-up a space during the holiday season. Kids can be very content with a small number of favorite toys instead of a room-full of them. Try to teach them that more isn’t always better.
\n\n…Continuing with Tips #2 and #3, there’s no better time than the holiday season to donate clothing, toys and household goods to a local charity.
\n\nDonate to Goodwill, Salvation Army, Toys for Tots or other local charitable organization. Not only will you be de-cluttering your home, but you’ll also be helping out someone less fortunate – isn’t that what the holidays are all about?
\n\nThat’s sometimes easier said than done! The holidays are no doubt a stressful time of year, but keep things in perspective. If the decluttering process becomes overwhelming and too time-consuming, take a step back and take a break from it.
\n\nCreate a plan of action by dividing the project into smaller, more manageable projects that you can fit into your busy schedule each day. Completing each “mini” project will still give you the satisfaction of completing a job.
\n\nAlso, know that you’re not alone. A 2008 study found that 66% of homeowners admitted at least one part of their home was filled with clutter. Of this group, 70% agreed that de-cluttering the mess would help them become more productive and save them about an hour a day in looking for things amongst the clutter.
\n\nSo, realize that you’re most likely in the majority when it comes to dealing with clutter in the home. Happy decluttering this holiday season!
\n\nChristmas is the season of giving, but somehow you always end up with more than you started with. Before your home gets overrun with more 'stuff,\" create a decluttering plan of action.
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\r\n\r\nHiring a local junk removal company to assist with your appliance removal project is almost always the safest option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services.
\r\n\r\nMost appliance removals cost a minimum of $75, but the average cost of appliance removal is closer to $200-$400. Appliance removal costs vary based on a number of factors, including the number of appliances you have, how much space the appliance(s) take up in the company’s truck, whether or not additional safety measures are needed to remove the appliance(s), the local cost of living, and who you hire.
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies prioritize donating appliances whenever possible. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If your appliance is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Basement Cleanout","drupal_internal__id":542,"title":"Basement Cleanout Near You","subtitle":"Find local basement cleanout service providers","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my basement cleanout?
\r\n\r\nThe easiest and fastest way to get rid of junk in your basement is to hire a junk removal company.
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies offer junk pick-up as well as full-service removal, hauling, and disposal options so that you don't have to do any heavy lifting or hauling to a landfill or recycling center yourself.
\r\n\r\nHiring a professional junk removal service to clean out a basement can cost as low as a few hundred dollars for a small project or as high as $800-$2,000+ for larger projects.
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies typically accept the following items from basement cleanouts:
\r\n\r\nWho should I hire to help with my carpet removal?
\r\n\r\nHiring a local junk removal company to assist with your carpet removal project is a convenient option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services.
\r\n\r\nMost junk removal minimum fees range anywhere from $75-$150 or more, depending on disposal fees and the cost of living in your area. Your carpet removal cost will depend on how much carpet you have, whether or not it can be donated, where you live, and who you hire.
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies prioritize donating carpet if it’s in salvageable condition. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If your carpet is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Commercial Cleanout","drupal_internal__id":543,"title":"Commercial Cleanout in Your Area","subtitle":"Find local commercial cleanout service providers","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my commercial cleanout?
\r\n\r\nAt Hometown, we suggest getting several estimates before hiring a commercial cleanout service provider.
\r\n\r\nConsider reputation, customer service, and availability as well as price before hiring the right company for the job.
\r\n\r\nMost junk removal companies' costs are based on the volume of junk you have and how much space it takes up in the truck or trailer.
\r\n\r\nAverage costs for common commercial building junk removal cleanouts:
\r\n\r\nThe goal of most junk removal companies (or the reputable ones, anyway) is to separate the junk they haul away so that they can donate or recycle as much as possible. Items that cannot be donated or recycled are hauled off to local landfills.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Construction Debris Removal","drupal_internal__id":548,"title":"Construction Debris Removal Near You","subtitle":"Find qualified local construction debris removal companies","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my construction debris removal?
\r\n\r\nHiring a junk removal company is undoubtedly the fastest, easiest, and most labor-free way to get rid of piles of construction debris.
\r\n\r\nHiring a local junk removal company to assist with your construction debris removal project is a great option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services.
\r\n\r\nConstruction debris removal minimum fees generally start at around $100 for very small pick-ups and increase from there.
\r\n\r\nThe cost of construction and demolition debris removal ranges from $300-$1,000 based on U.S. national averages but can be more or less depending on your specific disposal needs. The best way to find out what a competitive junk removal price is in your area is to contact several companies for quotes.
\r\n\r\nThe goal of most construction debris removal companies (or the reputable ones, anyway) is to recycle and repurpose materials whenever possible. Materials and items that cannot be recycled are hauled off to local landfills.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Electronics Removal","drupal_internal__id":549,"title":null,"subtitle":null,"faq":null,"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Estate Cleanout","drupal_internal__id":544,"title":"Estate Cleanout Near You","subtitle":"Find local estate cleanout service providers","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my estate cleanout?
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies are a fantastic resource for estate cleanouts. Hiring a junk removal company allows you to forgo the manual labor that is often involved in an estate cleanout and allows you to direct your focus to more important matters, like grieving with your family, dealing with legal matters, and/or selling valuable items from the estate.
\r\n\r\nThe average cost of an estate cleanout is $500-$2,000.
\r\n\r\nEvery estate and circumstance has its own unique needs and challenges, so the cost of your estate cleanout will vary depending on how much work there is to be done, where you live, accessibility of the home, etc.
\r\n\r\nMost junk removal companies separate the junk they haul away so that they can donate or recycle as much as possible. Items that are unable to be donated or recycled are hauled off to the local landfill.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Furniture Removal","drupal_internal__id":550,"title":"Furniture Removal Near You","subtitle":"Find the right service provider to remove furniture","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my furniture removal?
\r\n\r\nHiring a local junk removal company to assist with your furniture removal project is almost always the safest option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services.
\r\n\r\nMost furniture removals cost a minimum of $75, but the average cost of furniture removal is closer to $250-$500. Furniture removal costs vary based on a number of factors, including the amount of furniture you have, how much space the furniture takes up in the company’s truck, whether or not additional safety measures are needed to remove the furniture, the local cost of living, and who you hire.
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies prioritize donating furniture whenever possible. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If furniture is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Garage Cleanout","drupal_internal__id":545,"title":"Garage Cleanout Near You","subtitle":"Find the right garage cleanout service provider","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my garage cleanout?
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies are a fantastic resource for garage cleanouts. Hiring a junk removal company allows you to forgo the manual labor that is often involved in an estate cleanout and allows you to direct your focus to more important matters, like grieving with your family, dealing with legal matters, and/or selling valuable items from the estate.
\r\n\r\nThe average cost to clean out a garage is $300-$800, though the cost for your exact project may vary.
\r\n\r\nWhen given an estimate for garage cleanout services, it is generally all-inclusive and includes the cost for picking up the materials, loading it onto the truck, and disposing of it properly.
\r\n\r\nA vast majority of garage cleanout companies strive to separate any and all salvageable junk so that they can donate or recycle as much as possible. Any items that cannot be donated or recycled are hauled off to local landfills.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Hoarding Cleanout","drupal_internal__id":546,"title":"Hoarding Cleanout Near You","subtitle":"Find the right local hoarding cleanout service provider","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my hoarding cleanout?
\r\n\r\nCleaning out a hoarding situation can be overwhelming, stressful, and potentially dangerous. Without the right equipment and experience, cleaning up a hoarder's home can actually be dangerous. Hiring a junk removal company to help clean out a hoarder home is a great option for safety and efficiency purposes.
\r\n\r\nOn average, hoarding cleanups cost around $1,000-$2,000 per day, with most jobs taking between 1-7 days to complete.
\r\n\r\nThe exact price you will pay for your hoarding cleanup will depend on the complexity and severity of the cleanup project, the type of junk being removed, whether or not safety hazards are present, where you live, and who you hire.
\r\n\r\nThe goal of most junk removal companies (or the reputable ones, anyway) is to separate the junk they haul away so that they can donate or recycle as much as possible. Items that cannot be donated or recycled are hauled off to local landfills.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Junk Cleanup and Hauling","drupal_internal__id":551,"title":null,"subtitle":null,"faq":null,"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Light Demolition","drupal_internal__id":552,"title":"Light Demolition in Your Area","subtitle":"Find the right light demolition service provider","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my light demolition project?
\r\n\r\nMost people know junk removal companies are great at getting rid of bulk trash, unwanted furniture and appliances, and remodeling debris, but not everyone knows that junk removal companies are great at helping with light demolition projects, too.
\r\n\r\nIf you're planning a light demolition project, like fence removal, above ground pool removal, deck removal, hot tub removal, flooring removal, etc., junk removal companies are a great asset in getting the job done efficiently.
\r\n\r\nLight demolition costs are $1,000 or less on average. Your project cost will depend on the exact project complexity, where you live, local disposal fees, how accessible the demolition project is, who you hire, etc.
\r\n\r\nWhen it comes to hiring a junk removal company for a light demolition project, we always recommend getting at least three estimates before hiring.
\r\n\r\nThe goal is to find a light demolition service provider who can complete your project properly, for a fair price, when you’d like it done. The more quotes you get, the better chance you have of finding the best company.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Mattress Removal","drupal_internal__id":553,"title":"Mattress Removal Near You","subtitle":"Find a local company to remove mattresses","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to remove my mattress?
\r\n\r\nHiring a local junk removal company to assist with your mattress removal project is a convenient, stress-free option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide personalized customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services than big name companies.
\r\n\r\nMost junk removal companies will charge their minimum service fee for a single mattress removal, which is around $75-$100 on average. Some companies will offer the same price to haul away both a mattress and box spring, while others may charge an additional fee for the added space required to take both. The best way to find out for sure is to reach out to multiple reputable companies in your area for mattress removal quotes.
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies prioritize donating mattresses if they are in salvageable condition. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If your mattress is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Refrigerator Removal","drupal_internal__id":554,"title":"Refrigerator Removal in Your Area","subtitle":"Find the right company to remove a refrigerator","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to remove my refrigerator?
\r\n\r\nHiring a local junk removal company to assist with your refrigerator removal project is almost a great option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide great customer service, low prices, and faster, and responsive services.
\r\n\r\nMost refrigerator removals cost a minimum of $75, but the average cost of refrigerator removal is closer to $200-$300. Refrigerator removal costs vary based on a number of factors, including where you live, whether or not the refrigerator can be donated, how much space the refrigerator takes up in the company’s truck, whether or not additional safety measures are needed to remove the refrigerator, and who you hire.
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies prioritize donating refrigerators whenever possible. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If your refrigerator is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Scrap Metal Removal","drupal_internal__id":555,"title":null,"subtitle":null,"faq":null,"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Storm Cleanup","drupal_internal__id":547,"title":"Storm Cleanup in Your Area","subtitle":"Find qualified storm cleanup service providers","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my storm cleanup?
\r\n\r\nProfessional storm cleanup services are useful for after a hurricane, windstorm, flood, fire, tornado, winter storm, or any other kind of natural disaster.
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies that offer storm cleanup services make it easy to put your home and your life back together, saving you time, stress, and risk.
\r\n\r\nProfessional storm cleanup services cost anywhere from $300-$2,000 on average, but your project could cost more or less depending on the severity of the project, where you live, who you hire, and more.
\r\n\r\nStorm cleanup takes anywhere from an hour to a full 8-hour day or more. If you have a single downed tree, or lightweight brush to pick up and haul away, it shouldn’t take more than a few hours to complete the project. If you are recovering from a severe storm, you can likely expect your storm cleanup to take at least one 8-hour work day to complete, likely more.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Tire Removal","drupal_internal__id":556,"title":null,"subtitle":null,"faq":null,"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Trash Removal","drupal_internal__id":557,"title":"Trash Removal Near You","subtitle":"Find qualified trash removal service providers","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my trash removal?
\r\n\r\nHiring a local junk removal company to assist with your trash removal project is a great option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services than the big name companies.
\r\n\r\nMost junk and trash removal services have a minimum charge of $75-$100.
\r\n\r\nOne of the biggest factors influencing cost is the amount of items you have. The more items you have to remove, the more labor hours and people it will take to get the project done.
\r\n\r\nSimilarly, most companies will quote a price based on the expected volume of the debris in the truck (i.e., a full truckload, 1/2 truckload, or 1/4 truckload), so the more space your items take up in the truck, the more you can expect to pay for your junk removal project.
\r\n\r\nTrash removal takes anywhere from a few minutes to a full 8-hour day or more. If you have a single item to remove or a small pile, a junk removal company can remove your item(s) in a matter of minutes. For larger cleanout projects, you can expect it to take an hour or more. Naturally, the size and complexity of your project will affect how long it takes.
\r\n"},"relationships":{"field_service_type":{"field_code":"junk-removal"}}},{"name":"Yard Waste Removal","drupal_internal__id":558,"title":"Yard Waste Removal in Your Area","subtitle":"Find the right waste removal service provider","faq":{"value":"Who should I hire to help with my yard waste removal?
\r\n\r\nProfessional yard waste removal is undoubtedly the fastest, easiest, and most labor-free way to get rid of piles of yard waste, both big and small.
\r\n\r\nHiring a local junk removal company to assist with your yard waste removal project is a great option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws, but they also typically provide better customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services than the big name companies.
\r\n\r\nYard waste removal pricing varies based on severity of the job. For example, a minor yard waste cleanup, like some tree branches and limbs, can cost anywhere from $200-$400 on average. For larger jobs, like major storm cleanup, you can expect to pay $1,000 or more.
\r\n\r\nYard waste takes anywhere from an hour to a full 8-hour day or more in extreme cases. If you have a single downed tree, or lightweight brush to pick up and haul away, it shouldn’t take more than an hour or two to complete the project. If you are recovering from a severe storm, you can likely expect your yard waste removal to take at least one 8-hour work day to complete.
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\r\n\r\nHiring a local junk removal company to assist with your mattress removal project is a convenient, stress-free option. Not only do they thoroughly understand local disposal laws and have great relationships with local charities, but they also typically provide personalized customer service, lower prices, and faster, more responsive services than big name companies.
\r\n\r\nMost junk removal companies will charge their minimum service fee for a single mattress removal, which is around $75-$100 on average. Some companies will offer the same price to haul away both a mattress and box spring, while others may charge an additional fee for the added space required to take both. The best way to find out for sure is to reach out to multiple reputable companies in your area for mattress removal quotes.
\r\n\r\nJunk removal companies prioritize donating mattresses if they are in salvageable condition. In most cases, they will offer to provide a receipt for tax purposes, but be sure to ask them for one if needed. If your mattress is not salvageable or able to be recycled in any way, it is then hauled to the nearest landfill for proper disposal.
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