A well-manicured lawn and garden is a source of pride for many homeowners. But tidying your yard or garden comes at a cost. You will need a solution for disposing of debris, dirt, and other waste from your landscaping project.
Clean-up Bags Aren’t Enough
In some neighborhoods, your town or county may provide yard waste collection services. However, you will likely find that you have limitations on what you can put in the clean-up containers. If you are considering undertaking a large landscaping project, a dumpster for dirt removal can solve your problem.
Why Can’t You Dump the Dirt Yourself?
You are probably wondering why you can’t just dump it anywhere – after all, it’s just dirt! It’s important to know that dumping trash in undesignated places can get you into trouble with local, state, and even federal authorities. Environmental and sanitation laws regulate how and where residents can dump dirt.
What Can You Put in a Dumpster?
Most companies offer dumpsters for all types of waste. For instance, you can get dumpsters for disposing of debris and other wastes from a construction project, a dumpster for dirt removal, and also a dumpster for disposing of household items.
What Is the Cost of Renting a Dumpster?
The cost of renting a dumpster for dirt removal depends on factors such as the size of the dumpster, the distance to the disposal site, and disposal fees. Some dumpster rental companies have flat pricing, which means that you will pay the full price, whether you fill the dumpster or not. Other dumpster companies, on the other hand, only make you pay for the space you use.
If you are in New Jersey and looking for ways to dispose of dirt, contact Christensen Recycling Company to get your quote today.
