Bin There Dump That: One Man's Trash Blog

Because sinks, toilets, tubs, and showers are all fixed in place and connected to plumbing, making significant changes to a bathroom is often difficult without professional help. Luckily, there are several simple fixes and tricks that can help homeowners liven up a bathroom and give it more space and functionality. Here are five DIY bathroom remodel ideas.

Over the years, Bin There Dump That has been a proud sponsor of Therapeutic Paws of Canada. We support and love dogs just as much as the next person.

July 1st, for some this means a cottage weekend, a big barbeque with copious amounts of food and finishing the night off with fireworks. Whether you’re on the water, heading to the big city or staying home we want you to have a great Canada Day. We’ve collected a list of ways you can celebrate this nation's birthday in the amazing July weather.

Getting something for Father’s Day is hard but you don’t have to stress any further, we’ve collected 5 creative ideas that Dad will love. Some of these ideas even require some quality time with spent with Dad. There’s something on the list below for every Dad, whether he likes using tools, golfing, or has had a chore on his list for a while. 

You’ve rolled up your sleeves. Your somewhat unreliable brother-in-law just pulled up — on time — ready to help. In just a few short hours, that cluttered basement of yours will be empty and unbelievably spacious.

But you know what would really help? Getting your dumpster as close as possible to the door you’ll be going in and out of the most this morning. Luckily, roll-off dumpsters like those from Bin There Dump That can — and have — fit just about anywhere.

While driveways are an obvious choice for where most residential roll-off dumpsters are placed, there are, however, some places your dumpster rental should just not go. Here’s a closer look at five spots around your home that you might want to think twice about before placing the dumpster.

It’s all too easy for our homes to get cluttered. We all collect, store and hoard items that we can easily live without. In fact, the Choosi Clutter report found that 73% of Australian households were cluttered with unwanted or unused possessions. But by understanding some of the common causes of clutter, you can help minimize your pile-up, make better use of your space and lower those stress levels. Read on to find out how.

With the weather getting better, it's getting much harder to stay inside and quarantine. Well, social distancing and a long weekend works together if you know what to do. In order to continue social distancing, we've compiled a list of things that you're able to tackle during the coming long weekend due to Victoria Day.

Because they're often primarily used for storage, garages, attics, sheds, and basements tend to accumulate lots of junk over time. Periodically cleaning out these rooms is a good way to declutter, create more space, and repurpose them for practical use. Basements can be especially useful as recreation rooms, home offices, or even spare bedrooms. Here are five tips to make a basement renovation simple and efficient.

Lately, we've all been spending a lot more time at home, but this is a perfect opportunity to take advantage of that time and tackle home projects. Keep reading for an update on how our operations are running and get ideas for projects you can do during the quarantine.

There are many different jobs and reasons to rent a dumpster or waste disposal bin at your home. Maybe you’re in the midst of a home renovation project, like a bathroom or kitchen. You might be cleaning out your garage, storage area or basement. You could be replacing or fixing your roof.

Homeowners often get a bin rental when they are decluttering before moving out of a home or even renting one when moving into a new home (my sister was left with this predicament)

Maybe you just love how that big metal box in your driveway accents those pine trees on either side of the front door! (Just kidding.)

Whatever the reason, the dumpster should be there in your driveway for as long as you need it – but not longer than you want it! Let’s face it: Once the job is complete, don’t you really just want that thing gone?