PCs don't run forever. And, even if they're still running, they become outdated. Which is why computer recycling and e-waste disposal services are critical.
And although today's desktops and laptops are smaller, thinner, and more compact, that doesn't make them any less of a proper disposal challenge. So, what do you do with them?
It's not news to anyone living west of the Mississippi - we're in the midst of a historic drought throughout most of the western United States.
Many homeowners are making the shift to drought resistant lawns and even no lawns. All of which means re-landscaping and yard waste removal.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, landscaping debris, yard waste disposal, drought resistant, low water lawn
When your washer or dryer has done its last load of laundry, you'll need to replace it. And that usually means you'll need an appliance removal service, as well.
If you're lucky, your retailer for your new machine will take the old one for you. But, if not, you've got to get rid of it yourself. Somehow...
Topics: get rid of old appliances, appliance recycling, recycle appliances, appliance removal, old appliances disposal, appliance recyclers
We love to recycle our trash items in America. Especially plastics, paper, and cans. But we tend to do much less of it when it comes to recycling glass.
Glass ranks right up there with steel and aluminum as a prime candidate for recycling. That's because it can be recycled again and again almost endlessly. Unless it goes to a landfill.
Topics: Recycling, junk recycling, residential trash, recycling facilities, glass recycling, recycle glass
Recycling matters. Most of us would agree to that. But recycling metals can matter far more than some other waste materials because of its potential.
This is because most metals, especially steel and aluminum, are infinitely recyclable. And the process of recycling these metals uses far less resources than producing raw materials.
Topics: scrap metal, metal recycling, junk metal recycling, recycling metal, recycling scrap metal
Okay, so "save a tree" might sound a bit cliché these days, but recycling paper, paperboard, and wood waste still matters.
And the fact remains that we generate millions of tons of paper and cardboard waste every year in this country, not to mention old wood products, lumber, and timber. So, what happens to it all?
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, office junk removal, paper recycling, wood debris removal, paperboard recycling, recycling paper
Across the US fire season has arrived and, with drought hitting hard, many owners need home hardening and junk removal to protect their homes and property.
High winds and ultra-dry conditions means that anything flammable near a home can become fuel. This is not the time of year to leave excess junk piled outside and near structures.
Topics: junk removal, safety, disaster cleanup, health and safety, safety tips, home hardening
Some things we know by heart and one of these is Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - the Three R's of the Environment that we all know.
But are we really practicing it?
Topics: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, paper recycling, plastic recycling, glass recycling, recycling metal, recycling electronics
Let's spend the afternoon at the waste transfer station!, said no one. Ever. And with record summer temperatures across the US, any outside chore can be hazardous.
So, why take the time and effort to go out into the heat just to do a task that someone else could do for you?
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, junk hauling, junk recycling, trash hauling, garbage removal
Unless you're one of these rare individuals who sleeps on the floor with a thin pad, you have a mattress. And you'll need mattress removal service one day.
But removing a mattress from your home and disposing of it someplace is a big job. So, who can you call to take of that for you?
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, mattress removal, mattress recycling, recycle mattresses, mattress disposal