One of the most common renovations to a home is installing new flooring. Whether it's tile, vinyl, laminate, or hardwood, a new floor still means debris.
And all that debris - old carpet or flooring, padding, broken tile, wood scraps, and so on, can add up to some large piles that need to be removed. So, what do you do about that?
Topics: home remodeling, construction debris removal, construction waste removal, home renovation, smoke damage, flood damage
Winter is still a bit away, certain larger-scale landscaping activities can be done then. And planning for the inevitable piles of yard waste is wise.
For many homeowners and others who work in their gardens and lawns, the winter months are largely the "low maintenance" dormant months for landscaping. Yes, but not always.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, landscaping debris, lawn debris, yard waste, yard waste disposal
Trick-or-treating has officially been given the green light by health experts, and the basic safety protocols still apply: travel in small groups, be safe near the roads, and always check the candy before eating it. But with the challenges of the ongoing pandemic, consider these suggestions for this year’s Halloween.
With the holidays are fast approaching, the idea of community service becomes a larger fixture in the minds of many during these times of thanks and bounty. So, if you’re thinking about how to give back to the community, consider these ideas.
Just because a nonprofit isn't a commercial enterprise doesn't mean it's not a business. And, like a business, it also needs junk removal once in a while.
And this is true whether you're a school, a church, a synagogue, or a local charity - junk piles up and it has to be removed. But does that mean you have to do it yourself?
Topics: office junk removal, office relocation, Commercial Junk Removal, old office furniture disposal, nonprofits
Not every homeowner has a backyard fence. But those that do know the pain of seeing their fence slowly age, sag, and eventually give way. Even fences fail.
For some of us, one more harsh winter may be the last winter for our backyard fencing. So, what do you with it all if you have to replace it?
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, landscaping debris, backyard, wood debris removal, old fencing removal
No matter where you live in North America, having a beautiful deck behind your home is often a desired amenity. However, maintaining a deck can be a chore.
And you may have had your deck for a number of years now, so the maintenance becomes more expensive and labor intensive every year.
Topics: hauling debris, demolition, deconstruction, wood debris removal, old deck removal
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Vast regions of the American West are in a drought and water has become a critical concern. And California, the hardest hit, also has the largest demand.
For California residents, as well as other states in the West, conserving water is far more than a smart thing to do. It has become a survival issue for many.
Topics: health and safety, safety tips, drought resistant, low water lawn, conservation
You had many good times together, but all good things must come to an end. And this is true for hot tubs, too. But how do you get rid of your old hot tub?
You want to get a new one to replace your once "old faithful" but hot tub removal and disposal isn't exactly in your skill set. So, what do you do?
Topics: hot tub, hot tub removal, hot tub disposal, appliance removal, old hot tub hauling
Fall has arrived and there's still time for that big household junk removal project. But it also means you'll likely have large piles of junk and debris.
And sometimes those piles can be especially large. So, what do you do with it all then?
Topics: dumpster rental, Residential Junk Removal, junk removal, rental dumpster, fall home preparation