The drought conditions in the US have not improved and water restrictions are looming, which is why having a low water yard is more important than ever.
Oftentimes this means removing some or most of your lawn and existing plants so they can be replaced with hardscape elements and low water grasses and shrubs. And that can mean a large amount of yard waste to get rid of.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, landscaping debris, yard waste disposal, drought resistant, low water lawn, hardscaping
There are few things that say 'family vacation' than a road trip in the summer. No chores, no work, and the promise of new adventures. So, it pays to be safe.
Everyone loves a fun road trip and there's much to be anticipated with new sights, new things to experience, and new memories to make. Which is why being prepared to be safe is the smart way to go.
Topics: safety, health and safety, summer fun, holiday tips, safety tips
We're not referring to relationships here. Sometimes your old backyard fence simply has to go. And that means you will be dealing with old fencing removal.
Depending on how long your fence is and what it's made of, this can add up to some big piles of old fence material, bits and pieces, and other debris. So, what do you do with it all?
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, concrete debris, backyard, wood debris removal, old fencing removal, masonry debris removal
We may not think of our household waste products as 'hazardous' but many products are defined as hazardous household waste when we dispose of them.
Those almost empty bottles and containers can hold significant amounts of waste products that the EPA has deemed as hazardous and requires special disposal practices. And this can be a bit challenging for many homeowners and others.
Topics: Hazardous Waste, e-waste disposal, household waste, household waste removal, household hazardous waste, cleaning supplies
One of the tasks of most homeowners in America is yard maintenance. And this usually means taking care of yard waste removal and disposal.
While no one really enjoys that work, there are ways to make the chore easier and far more efficient than raking, bagging, and waiting for the garbage truck each week.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, yard waste, yard waste disposal, composting, backyard, organic waste, residential trash removal
It’s mid April, which means it’s almost time to observe Mother’s Day.
The Earth Day Network announced the theme of “Invest in Our Planet” as the official 2022 Earth Day plan. While it may seem intended to help urge large companies to adopt more ecological safe practices, investing in the plant can involve some basic day-to-day practices.
People in the US are always on the move but with the current housing market, more people are moving than ever. And moving often means getting rid of junk.
Moving from one home to another can also mean being on a tight schedule and taking time to get rid of junk and debris can be a problem. So, what can you do?
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, moving and relocation, moving trash, relocating and moving, household waste removal, residential trash removal
There’s no question that our planet is changing — as hurricanes, floods, droughts, and wildfires become more common across the world, that much is evident.
Topics: Green Junk Removal, green blogs, Recycling, junk recycling, eco-friendly
Every few years or so, many folks look around their homes and realize that they need to declutter their living spaces, clean up, and get rid of some junk.
And all of this well-intentioned decluttering and cleaning up will most likely result in the need for some serious junk removal. So, how do you deal with that?
Topics: Residential Junk Removal, Spring Cleaning, clear clutter, declutter, home cleanout, household waste removal