Home renovation, demolition, and cleanout project ideas with practical waste disposal tips.
11 articles in this category
Thinking about converting a tub to a walk-in shower? Here is what the job involves, the choices you make along the way, what needs a pro and a permit, and how to handle the demolition debris.
Removing a toilet takes about an hour with basic tools. Here is the step-by-step, what to do about the wax ring and the open drain, and the easiest ways to get rid of the old toilet.
Pulling up carpet is one of the easiest DIY demo jobs. Here are the tools, the step-by-step, how to handle tack strips and staples, and how to get rid of the old carpet and pad.
A bathroom remodel does not have to mean a full gut job. Here are 12 practical ways to keep the budget down, from what to keep to what to do yourself.
Tackle spring cleaning the right way with this comprehensive room-by-room checklist. From the kitchen to the garage, we cover what to clean, what to toss, and how to dispose of everything efficiently.
Every home renovation generates waste. This guide covers what to expect from common renovation projects, how to estimate waste volumes, and how to manage disposal efficiently from start to finish.
A roofing tear-off generates heavy, bulky waste that requires the right dumpster size and weight allowance. This guide covers everything roofers and homeowners need to know about dumpster rentals for roofing projects.
Moving is the perfect opportunity to lighten your load. This checklist helps you decide what to keep, donate, sell, and toss so you move less, spend less, and start fresh in your new home.
From backyard overhauls to seasonal yard maintenance, landscaping projects produce more waste than most people expect. Learn how to handle brush, soil, sod, stone, and green waste efficiently and affordably.
Bathroom remodels produce a surprising amount of heavy debris: tile, fixtures, drywall, and cast iron tubs. Here is how to plan your waste disposal so it does not slow down your renovation.
Clearing out a loved one's home is one of the hardest tasks a family can face. This step-by-step guide covers the emotional, logistical, and practical aspects of estate cleanouts from start to finish.
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· Vol. I · No. 77
How to clear a house full of furniture: measure each piece at its widest points and the whole route out, with tips from ItemFits, then size the dumpster by volume. A whole-home cleanout usually fits a 20 yard, about 110 to 140 bags, typically $600 to $825 all inclusive. Freon appliances, paint and chemicals stay out. Size your cleanout at dumpsterrentals.us.
· Vol. I · No. 75
Trash dumpster rental explained: a roll-off for one household cleanout takes furniture, bags, boxes, rugs, small appliances, mattresses in most areas and yard waste, but not paint, chemicals, propane, batteries, tires or freon appliances. A 10 yard holds about 55 to 70 trash bags and a 20 yard about 110 to 140, with typical all inclusive prices of $550 and $695 including 7 days and the weight allowance. Price your ZIP at dumpsterrentals.us.
· Vol. I · No. 66
How dumpster rental works across Oklahoma, city by city: one statewide ladder for Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, Edmond, Broken Arrow and Lawton (10 yard $450-650, 20 yard $550-750). Every rental includes delivery, pickup, disposal, taxes and 7 days, with extra days at $40 and overage at $150 a ton. A driveway needs no permit; an Oklahoma City street spot needs a Public Works work zone permit filed two full workdays ahead. Book roofing boxes before storm week. Price your ZIP at dumpsterrentals.us.
· Vol. I · No. 63
How dumpster rental works across Colorado, city by city: three price ladders. The Front Range (Aurora, Boulder, Longmont, Fort Collins, Castle Rock) starts at $395 for a 10 yard with a 20 yard at $525-725; Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Greeley and the West Slope run $595-795 for a 20 yard; Denver prices live at $625-655. Every rental includes delivery, pickup, disposal, taxes and 7 days, with extra days at $40. Denver street boxes need a Street Occupancy Permit and a 20 foot setback. Hail roofs fill boxes by weight. Price your ZIP at dumpsterrentals.us.
· Vol. I · No. 60
How paying for a dumpster or portable toilet works at Ultimate Dumpsters: every online order, text pay link and invoice runs through Stripe, a PCI Level 1 certified processor, so your card never touches our servers. Pay by card or Apple Pay / Google Pay on supported devices, sign and pay from one text link, and keep a card on file for overages. Zelle is available if you prefer, but we never pressure anyone into app payments. Order online at dumpsterrentals.us.
· Vol. I · No. 57
How dumpster rental works across Ohio, city by city: Ohio runs on one all inclusive price ladder statewide, the same in Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Toledo, with a 10 yard about $395-595, a 20 yard about $550-750 and a 40 yard about $795-995, and most renters around $700 all in. A driveway needs no permit; a box on a Columbus street needs a 903 Occupancy Permit, which we flag at order time. Ohio tips: plywood under the box for freeze and thaw, tarp it in tornado season, and do the cleanout in fall. Price your ZIP or pick your Ohio city at dumpsterrentals.us.
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