Major storms, such as those that struck the East Coast in recent months, are cause for great concern. Often the communities in their path are left with tremendous amounts of damage and debris, and residents are left wondering where to start. Storms can down or spread various yard debris, branches, or even entire trees. After these unfortunate events, Roll-Off Dumpster Direct is happy to be a small part of the solution. Such was the case this month, when a Richmond, VA man was able to remove nearly 35,000 pounds of downed trees and other debris from his yard using one of our 30 yard dumpsters. Best of all, our easy delivery and pick-up service made the process extremely simple in a time of many complications. If you think we could possibly help you or your community in a similar way, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
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