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Bin Rental Blues

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Bin Rental Blues

Trash Dumpsters or Bin Rentals and Dumpster Rentals are one of the best things you can get when you are ready to clean out your property and make it look like new. When you need to get rid of trash and junk our Dumpster Rentals will help you out immensely and get you going on clearing out your living spaces. You can schedule a dumpster rental unit and figure out what size would be best for your junk removal needs. Not only will a large 40 yard dumpster be a good size for a Household Clean Out or Mixed Construction Debris dumping but you can also get rid of roofing and other materials. This will help you get a new lease on your life and get everything completely cleaned out so you won’t find yourself in a hoarder situation and completely full of items that can cause you great harm.

Bin Rental Services can be very tiresome to ask around for prices and that is mainly because other companies always tack on hidden fees that will confuse you in the end and not give you definitive price. When you contact this Trash Dumpster Rental Company in Los Angeles you will get a great all in one price that includes everything! No need to worry about hidden fees that will cause strife in your life and make your pocket book look empty and sad! In Los Angeles this Dumpster Rental Company will take care of you and make sure you get your trash done and out of your life for good!

A Green Planet without Junk!

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How great would it be to live in a Green Planet with no Junk at all? Well if we all do our part we can help the environment and get rid of all that junk and waste that can be lounging around all over the area. There are many low cost trash removal services around but the best ones will do a quick and efficient job for you. Getting rid of junk and debris is what they do best especially when your property might be full of trash. A good working crew knows how to remove the trash efficiently and quick saving you the trouble of having to do the job yourself. When looking for a junk removal company in Los Angeles or the San fernando Valley you must look for great reviews online and services offered. Only then will you be able to remove that junk and get it out of your life for good.

Junk Removal, Bulky Item Removal, Dirt Hauling, Garage Clean Outs, Hoarder Junk Removal are just some of the tasks that this great team can do. They are especially good at E-Waste removal and will help you get rid of those old computer monitors, televisions and various other electronic objects! Don’t wait or hesitate, get your great junk removal services taken care of with this great team! Junk Removal is their livelihood and they are professional when it comes to removing and getting rid of all that junk that you don’t need!
So call or visit this Junk Removal team online and schedule your next service with them!

Demolition Clean Up

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Demolition is easy. Cleaning up after a demolition is hard.

Well not really. An experienced demolition company (like Deconstruction Demolition & Disposal, Inc) plans for debris disposal and knows that half a demolition job is getting rid of construction debris. But many a do-it-yourselfer has finished their first demolition job only to find themselves knee deep in tile and drywall.

So if a small scale demolition project is on your list of Summer improvements this year, take a few tips from the pros on how to clean up.

1. Seal Everything in Plastic Anything you don’t want covered in dust should be taped up and sealed in plastic. If you are demolishing a kitchen or bathroom or any interior space you’ll also want to take some plastic and fashion a plastic doorway between the room being demo’ed and the rest of the house.

Be careful if you cover your carpeting in plastic. You can easily slip on plastic if you’re not careful.

2. Protect Your Flooring If you are demolishing a kitchen or bathroom but still want to keep your flooring? Be sure to cover your floor in heavy drop clothes.

3. Rent a dumpster or call a hauling service You’re going to need a way to dispose of all the construction debris you generate. No, you won’t be able to fit construction debris into your weekly trash collection. So you have two options: rent a dumpster or hire a hauling service that hauls away construction debris.

Renting a dumpster is generally cheaper and you can take your time filling a dumpster. A hauling service is generally going to cost you more money but they’ll provide all the labor you’ll need.

4. If Your Doing Concrete Demolition, Skip the Wheel Barrow … Concrete in a wheel barrow is a recipe for back ache and disaster. If you are hauling a large amount of concrete or brick pavers rent a concrete hauler. What’s a concrete hauler? Think of a heavy, motorized wheelbarrow with tank treads.

5. Clean As You Go A good demolition contractor knows that a clean worksite is a safe worksite is a productive worksite. Deconstruction Demolition & Disposal Inc. instills cleanliness as a value in each and every person that works a demo job with us.

If you’re doing your own demolition project, clean as you go. This will make your life a lot easier and make your demolition project a lot safer.

Bulky Item Removal

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If you ever found yourself in a situation where you wake up one morning and you see a sofa or table on your driveway of front lawn that somebody just left there, then you’re pretty much screwed with it. Unfortunately, California law says that you are responsible for the junk and trash in your own property.

 

You could take the easy road and do the exact same thing to someone else and dump that thing in his or her property in the middle of the night. But if you’re someone with a conscience or someone with morals, then you wouldn’t. Like it or not, you have to get rid of the junk yourself.

 

One way to do it is to call the city and ask for a bulky item. This is probably the most affordable way to get rid of it. But there is a downside though; the city only picks up once a week. So if you missed your window then you will have to wait for a week.

 

Another way to do it is if you have a pick up and the muscles to do some heavy lifting, then load up the junk and take it to the dump and pay for the disposal. I’m sure this sucks but at least you got rid of it.

 

Now if you can lift the trash or don’t even want to touch it, there are companies out there that specialize in these bulky item pick-ups. They have guys that can do the lifting for you then they load it up in their truck and dispose of it. It not free of course, but then again so is most of everything else.

Junk Removal & Hauling

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Most of the time we don’t think of junk removal companies and junk haulers as environmentalists. We often see those junk removal dump trucks roaming around your neighborhoods in Los Angeles and think, ew, just another garbage truck. But in reality junk removal services in Los Angeles are spearheading the way for garbage recyclers. Most junk removal services in Los Angeles actually recycle a majority of the items they haul away.

When a junk removal company hauls away household or commercial junk they don’t take it to the landfill immediately. A good junk removal company sorts through all the household and commercial junk they collect, organize it, and then separate it.

Most junk removal companies recover some fairly useable items. Many are things like small appliances, or old toys, or even clothes that can be donated to charity. Many junk removal companies in Los Angeles support local charities and those charities’ thrift shops by donating useable items to those same thrift shops.

In cases where something isn’t in any condition to donate to charity junk removal companies can and still do recycle. Take a box spring mattress for instance. Junk removal companies can recycle the wood and metal springs. Sometimes they can even recycle the fabric.

On average junk removal services in Los Angeles recycle between 50% to 90% of the items they haul away. Junk removal companies are blazing the path towards a greener, more recyclable and reusable future.

Demolition Services in Los Angeles

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Demolition Services in Los Angeles are very varied and complicated to follow through on. there are many companies out there in the landscape that can get your job done. Choosing a great one is what seems to be the problem. There are many things you can do to shield yourself from finding an incorrect company that will not help you all the way through.

When finding a local demolition company for your job make sure they have a reputable service level history. You can obtain this by reading reviews either online or getting referrals from friends and customers that have used them before.  A good place to start when looking for a company is by word of mouth. Real reviews travel fast through inner circles and you would usually hear about either the best or the worst company. Nobody gives reviews to mediocre companies. 
These are somethings you should keep in mind when looking for a demolition company to service you.

Construction Debris Recycling

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Back in the old days most, if not all, construction debris was sent to the landfill. And the old days aren’t that old. Sending construction debris directly to the landfill was a pretty regular practice fifteen years ago. Now things are different.

General contractors use hauling services that recycle construction debris on a regular basis. What do these hauling services recycle? Wood can be recycle quite easily into other wood products. Recycled concrete is highly sought after by contractors who turn that concrete into aggregate. Even things like bathroom fixtures are frequently recycled. Items like faucets and fixtures recovered from older homes are often resold to people seeking an antique look in their bathroom or those seeking to restore a home to an original style.

How do you make sure your general contractor recycles? First and foremost ask if your general contractor uses a hauling service that recycles. You can also ask your general contractor to provide recycling receipts from the recycling centers they use to dispose of construction debris. 

Recycling construction debris isn’t just the smart thing to do, it can also save you time and money. Many larger cities are expediting permits and reducing the cost of permits for those who choose to recycle construction debris.

Disaster Clean Up…

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Natural disasters can strike at any time, during any part of the year. In some cases you may have some warning, in other cases you may have no warning and no time to prepare. Once the immediate danger has passed you are often faced with a daunting task: disaster clean up. 

The most important thing to remember when you are faced with a disaster clean up — whether flood, fire or tornados — is that you are not along. The American Red Cross can provide you help and support during a natural disaster. During major natural disaster you can find aid from FEMA and state governments. 

Your insurance company should be able to refer to a disaster clean up service that can help you clean up and rebuild. Depending on your insurance your insurance company should pay for most of the cost of a disaster clean up.

How to Recycle Without a Recycling Center

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When people here the term recycling they think of recycling centers where people haul bags of cans or bottles to be recycled. But you don’t need to always use a recycling center to recycle. There are a lot of other methods beyond just hauling something to a recycling center. I used to work for a junk removal service and we found a million ways to recycle unwanted, unloved, or even broken items. 

1. Donation

Donation to local charities and thrift shops was one of the main avenues we used to get rid of other people’s “junk”. Many charities and thrift shops have items they are actively seeking. So I kept in touch with a network of local thrift shops and when an item they needed sprang up in your junk truck off it went. You can do the same thing, and even get a nice tax write off for it.

2. Yard Sales

This is a time honored classic, but a time honored classic that works. When I worked at a junk removal service he used to have biannual yard sales where we sold items we had collected over the previous six months and sold them. In turn our company donated the profits to charity.

3. Creative Re-Use

My then girlfriend (now wife) was an Art Major with a quirky side. She showed me that many conventional household items we’d normal throw away could be reused for fun, funky house decorations when she took a blender and repurposed it as a vase. 

Recycling is more about what you put in the blue bin. It’s a way of thinking about how you interface with the products you buy, the products you throw away, and the world around you.