The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting us all, including the team at Roll-Off Dumpster Direct. Since we are considered an essential business, our services remain available. You can read our entire response to COVID-19 here. With an increase in the use of face masks, more and more are ending up in the trash. Unfortunately, when the […]
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Do you know the types of waste you’re disposing of on a daily basis? There’s more to waste disposal than just separating recyclables from everything else. In fact, there are at least six different kinds of waste. Take the time to learn about each one, so you can be sure you’re disposing of trash correctly. […]
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We recently had the chance to make a delivery to an Ikea store in Elizabeth, NJ. We were interested to learn about this Swedish furniture store’s new sustainability initiative. Many consumers believe things that are affordable, like Ikea furniture, are also disposable. The company’s chief sustainability officer Steve Howard wants to challenge that notion by […]
Read MoreDuring a construction project, there is inevitably a large amount of waste. Once the project is finished and the site is cleaned up, what do you do with all of the debris? Typically, construction waste consists of bulky items that are heavy to life and also can cause environmental harm. Rent a Dumpster The simplest […]
Read MoreJust because the construction phase of your project is over, it doesn’t always mean your duties are completely done. While no one enjoys it, cleaning up a construction site is a very important task in officially completing a project. Since our dumpsters are often vital in this step, we’ve developed a construction cleanup checklist to […]
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Share this Image On Your Site <a href=’https://www.rolloffdumpsterdirect.com/paper-plastic-americans-recycling/’><img src=’https://www.rolloffdumpsterdirect.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Paper-Or-Plastic1.jpg’ alt=’Paper or Plastic’ width=’614px’ border=’0′ /></a></p><br /> <p><strong>Infographic by Roll-Off Dumpster Direct</strong><br /> According to the EPA’s 2012 report, Americans recycled and composted almost 87 million tons of municipal solid waste in 2012. The infographic above breaks down different categories of waste. On the left, you […]
Read MoreWe took a trip to a Days Inn in Richmond, VA to help with a mattress disposal job, and that’s our inspiration for this blog post. Each year Americans disposed of over 40 million mattresses, and one mattress takes up as much as 40 cubic feet in a landfill. That’s why it’s important to recycle […]
Read MoreThroughout the past decade or so you have probably gone through a few cell phones. You felt pretty cool with your original Nokia, eventually upgraded to that classy Motorola Razr, and now you find yourself constantly connected to your iPhone or Android. Americans on average replace their cellphones every 18-22 months, and a majority of phone users […]
Read MoreThe average cell phone user replaces his or her phone every 18 months. But what happens to their old phone? It turns out that 40% of people keep their old phones as a spare. While this seems like the smart thing to do, you might not even realize that you have multiple cell phones in […]
Read MoreDid you know that roof repairs and replacements produce 11 million tons of asphalt shingle waste each year in the United States? That’s a lot of shingles! Luckily not all shingle waste has to go to the landfill. Asphalt shingles can be recycled into making highways and parking lots. Some states regulate shingle recycling, and many […]
Read MoreTakeout containers pile up fast, especially when you are in the busier seasons of life (hello, holidays). Figuring out where each container can be disposed of can be confusing. Some items can be placed in your curbside recycling bin, while others require special drop-off, and some, unfortunately, need to be thrown away. This guide breaks […]
Continue reading →Your Guide to Waste Disposal in Chicago. Managing waste in a big city like Chicago can feel confusing, but with a clear roadmap, you’ll know exactly what to throw, recycle, or drop off. Whether you’re a homeowner, rental tenant, or small business, here’s a practical overview of how to do it right. Collection Basics: Trash […]
Continue reading →Your Guide to Waste Disposal in New Orleans You throw out trash every day without even a thought. Trash disposal rules and restrictions can vary by location, but what specific rules apply to New Orleans? Let’s break it down! And yes, before we get into it, Mardi Gras beads are recyclable and can be taken […]
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