Bin There Dump That: One Man's Trash Blog

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Often, the need to rent a dumpster will strike you violently as you wade through years of old kids' toys and construction debris from that bathroom remodel of '98 to get to that one forgotten item you need in the basement. 

Mistakes. We all make them.

Don’t worry, we won’t go into great detail about that perm you got in the 80s or the time you thought for sure the garage door was all the way up before you drove in.

We like looking out for you. So take a look at these seven common mistakes homeowners make when renting a dumpster.

Then, don’t make them. You’ll thank us later.

Paper or plastic? Dogs or cats? The correct answers depend on what you need, want or prefer.

Similarly, dumpsters and the Bagster also have their own sets of pros and cons. So before you use one or the other, make sure to do your homework to see which one is best for you and your project.

Here are five things to consider when it comes to choosing between Waste Management's (WM) Bagster vs. dumpster rental from a local provider like Bin There Dump That.

Working on a residential site has its own set of demands and requirements.

As the general contractor, you need to keep the site clean, have the right skills for the job, understand the space limitation and be reachable for clients.

Not only do homeowners expect all of that, but you should also look for the same things when choosing a dumpster rental company for the project.

Here are four reasons general contractors should consider using roll-off dumpster for residential projects.

There are a lot of planning and logistics that go into a move, from packing to closing dates. But what about after you’re in your new house?

You’ll have to start sorting through boxes, fixing up things and cleaning out any unwanted items. And there’s one thing that can help with all of that: a dumpster rental.

Here are five reasons to rent a dumpster when you move, plus some green tips along the way.

So you’ve decided to clean house. Get rid of everything. Maybe you’re flipping a property or just decided it’s time to downsize. Either way, “rent a dumpster” is next on your to-do list before the big purge. Great idea!

Have you considered a roll off dumpster from Bin There Dump That? They’re safe and residential-friendly. Of course, I realize that once we drop off one of our dumpsters, how it’s used is completely up to you.

The kids are gone, off to college where they can gain an education, get a great high-paying job and take care of you in your old age. In the meantime, you’ve got some work to do. The nest is empty.

If this were a movie script, the argument would be over turning their vacant bedrooms into a sewing room, an exercise space or a place to meditate on the meaning of life. But before that debate can be settled, the rooms have to be cleaned. We’re not talking about running a vacuum, and it’s far more than just the bedrooms that need work.

Here’s a look at how to declutter five spaces throughout your home, and spruce up that empty nest.

It’s been called the American Dream, but it’s hardly unique to the United States of America. It’s really more a universal dream: having the opportunity to create a life for yourself and your family. Part of that dream is to have a safe place to live.

For decades, Habitat for Humanity has worked to build homes for those in need using a network of volunteers. The organization has grown into an international organization, which as built or repaired more than 800,000 houses and served more than 4 million people around the world.

World Habitat Day

In 1985, the United Nations General Assembly declared the first Monday in October would be World Habitat Day.