Bin There Dump That: One Man's Trash Blog

When it's time to sell a house, complete a home remodeling project, work on landscaping, or clean out your garage, you'll probably be left with piles of garbage and large, unwieldy trash. It's tempting to simply drag it all to the curb, but alternative removal options may be more cost-efficient and thorough, depending on the project. Here, we'll compare four of the most common ways to dispose of bulk garbage.

Purchasing a property is a long and exhausting process. But, before you settle your family into a new home, you have to ensure that the house is in good condition and move-in ready. Investing in minor customization that will allow you to create a more durable living area is vital because as soon as you complete your renovation projects, you won't have to think about them in the next couple of years. 

Your home is your sanctuary, but after being under quarantine due to the pandemic for months, it’s understandable that you’re itching for a change. Well, you’re not alone because 76% of real estate agents who were surveyed for HomeLight’s Q3 2020 survey said they’re seeing more homeowners roll up their sleeves and dive into a remodeling project or two. 

What sounds like a better idea – to live in a home filled with light and fresh air, or to live in a home that’s dark and gloomy? A brighter living space is definitely something we could all stand to have, but while some people find it easy to let more light into their homes, others have to get creative and improvise for the best results. We’re not all blessed with spacious homes that have large windows and plenty of sun; some of us have to deal with small apartments and tall buildings surrounding it. Here’s how you can make your home brighter easily:

Renovating your bathroom is an investment that returns three-fold. First, it increases the overall resale value of the place. Second, it improves the quality of life within the household. Finally, it may help you lower the monthly utility bill by quite the margin. Still, executing these works is far from simple. A major home remodel is one of the most expensive home improvement projects. It may also leave a crucial part of your home with limited functionality for quite a while. In order to ensure that all things run smoothly, you need to learn how to prepare for a bathroom renovation. Here are four tips to help you out.

Renovating a place is always a good idea, seeing as how it boosts the resale value and the quality of life, at the same time. However, this process has some downsides, as well. First of all, it’s usually quite expensive, even if it brings a positive ROI. Second, it makes your home either unavailable or partially available during the works. Finally, it significantly reduces the safety of your household, even its security, during the works and shortly afterward. So, here are several tips you could use in order to prevent renovation-caused accidents from ever spawning.

The first thing your guests are going to see when they step on your property is your front yard. Every responsible owner needs to know how to maintain the yard and keep it clean and neat. Once you start taking good care of the outside space, you will be able to enjoy spending more time in nature. Your house will look more appealing if you start new projects and make small improvements.

Everybody loves summer because it allows them to spend more time outside. Most homeowners tend to enjoy outdoor activities in your backyard. Spending time drinking lemonade with your friends, or barbecuing with your family- all options are enjoyable. Having a place to perform all these activities can enhance the experience. Sitting outside on your deck during hot summer days can drastically improve your mood.

Your smaller, outdated electronics may be stashed away in a junk drawer, but how do you get rid of the old TV that just broke? Disposing of your broken or outdated electronics isn't as simple as putting them in the trash or throwing them out on the curb. Many electronics contain materials such as mercury, lead, and cadmium that are harmful to the environment if they end up in a landfill. Learn how to dispose of both your small and large electronics safely and efficiently. 

The need to rent a dumpster for yard waste is frequent for landscapers. A common issue for landscapers, gardeners, contractors, and homeowners alike, yard waste is created and collected by almost everyone with a patch of land to call their own. Ranging from large items like cut trees and dead foliage to smaller bits such as pulled weeds and twigs, yard waste should always be collected after an outdoor project and requires special considerations for disposal. There are many options available for homeowners to dispose of their yard waste, but the most convenient and safe choice is renting a dumpster specifically for removing yard debris. Learn more about the benefits of renting a dumpster for yard waste disposal and what else you can do with that waste after completing an outdoor project.