Plastic waste is a big problem throughout the world, including in New Jersey. Plastic is a cheap material that is basically indestructible. In fact, it never completely biodegrades, but instead, breaks into tiny particles that infest the Delaware River and the Atlantic Ocean. Proposed State-Wide Plastic Ban The New Jersey state government is currently debating […]
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We are excited to announce that we are now serving New York! This isn’t the first time we’ve opened a new service area, we also recently expanded into Tennessee. While we get started serving our new territory, we will continue to serve our other territories, like Florida, North Carolina, and New Jersey Our New York service […]
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Spring is a time of year when many of us start executing the projects we’ve had planned. As exciting as it is to plan the updates to your new home, one thing that’s a little bit of a bummer is how these projects can cost a pretty penny. One way to save that doesn’t require […]
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We are excited about expanding our territory here at Roll-Off Dumpster Direct. This time, we plan to move into the great state of Tennessee. This will be the hub where we will manage all of our services to the entire state. Our scope of services in the Volunteer State includes cities like Chattanooga, Jackson, Knoxville, […]
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If you’re thinking about tossing out an old television or computer monitor, you might have to do some research into acceptable ways to discard these items. These electronic devices are considered e-waste and could potentially cause damage to the environment as well as sanitation workers if not properly recycled. Heavy metals such as cadmium, lead, […]
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Whether you’re rooting for the Rams or the Patriots, one thing we can all get behind is keeping the environment safe. Every year, the NFL runs a series of sustainability projects in the Super Bowl host city. Super Bowl LIII will take place this Sunday, February 3, in Atlanta, GA. Keep reading to hear about […]
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We were so excited about our recent dumpster delivery to the Pentagon in Arlington, VA! This 5-sided, or pentagon-shaped, building is the headquarters for the US Department of Defense. Every year, it draws more than 106,000 visitors for tours. The Pentagon was one of the sites of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, exactly […]
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No matter how much money she has in her account, Sue Older-Mondeel prefers to stay frugal. That’s what gave her the idea to start Tangelwood Works, where artists gather to take discarded or broken items and upcycle them, or give them a new, more beautiful life. Her proclivity for dumpster diving has earned Sue the […]
Read MoreWhile we are obviously huge fans of dumpsters here at Roll-Off Dumpster Direct, one of our favorite ways to dispose of waste is through composting. Composting is the process of recycling organic matter so that it transforms into rich, nutritious soil. If you’ve never composted before, spring is a great time to start! Why Compost? […]
Read MoreIn Cape May, NJ, one man looks at dumpsters as bins filled with opportunity. Peter Henderer is an artist who dumpster dives for creative canvases and materials to form into works of art. Henderer creates wooden artwork from materials he scavenges, trimming and refinishing wood scraps to give them new life. Henderer is also fond of fashioning […]
Read MoreWhen you’re renting a dumpster, one of the biggest questions is, “How much does this material actually weigh?” While dumpster sizes are measured in cubic yards (volume), disposal costs and transportation limits are based on weight. That’s why understanding the weight of common debris can help you choose the right dumpster, avoid overloading it, and […]
Continue reading →There’s nothing better than spending a day outdoors, but every year, hiking trails across the country are littered with trash and debris that can damage the environment, harm wildlife, and ruin the experience for everyone else. Whether you’re heading out for a quick afternoon hike or tackling a weekend adventure, one rule should always apply: […]
Continue reading →Here’s the number that sets up almost every renovation budget: $52,275. That’s roughly what Angi pegged as the average full home renovation in 2025 for a 1,250 to 1,600 square foot house. It’s a clean, quotable figure, and it’s the one most people anchor to when they start planning. It’s also close to useless for […]
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