Junk King Blog

 

Construction sites are notorious for generating debris, trash, and other waste materials. Which is why construction waste removal is critical. 

But it's also a task that takes time and resources away from the actual work of construction. 

Topics: Construction Waste Disposal, outsourcing construction waste hauling, construction debris removal, construction waste removal, construction junk removal

 

Now that the worst of the recent pandemic seems to be over it may be a great time to start that home renovation project. But you need a plan.

And you'll need to plan for the inevitable clean up and removal of bulk trash and debris, as well.

Topics: home remodeling, construction debris removal, home renovation, home improvement, bulk trash removal

 

Bathroom remodels can be a great move if you're thinking of selling your home or simply to improve your own living space. But it can be a messy project.

In fact, if you do more than simply upgrade or a minor renovation, a full remodel can mean completely removing bathroom fixtures, cabinets, and sometimes portions of walls. And that adds up to a great deal of debris and trash.

Topics: Construction Waste Disposal, home remodeling, construction debris removal, construction waste removal, construction junk removal

 

If you're replacing your old carpet with hardwood, vinyl, or laminate flooring - or simply new carpet - you still have to dispose of the old material.

And that's not the easiest chore in the world. Especially if you try to do it yourself!

Topics: Construction Waste Disposal, home remodeling, construction debris removal, DIY projects, home renovation

[This post was originally published in March 2018 and has been revised and updated.]

The weather may not be cooperating everywhere in the country, but home building has picked up again and this means more construction debris removal. 

Now that spring is officially here and the weather is improving in most of the United States, new home construction and other building projects are picking up again. This in spite of  the ongoing coronavirus epidemic in the country. 

Topics: outsourcing construction waste hauling, construction debris removal, construction debris, construction recycling, construction waste removal

The housing market is still booming and, for many areas, homes are selling quickly. But if you're selling, what home improvements should you invest in?

The harsh truth about home improvements and upgrades is that you almost never get back all that you put into it with your selling price. But some projects net a far higher ROI than others

Topics: home remodeling, construction debris removal, construction waste removal, DIY projects, home renovation

Winter construction, while typical in the sunnier parts of the country, is a bit harder in other regions. But they all require construction debris removal.

Because of the cold and the weather, that part of the job can be just as challenging as the actual work of building. junk hauling becomes a challenge. And it's not a job anyone on your crew really wants to do anyway.

Topics: junk hauling, outsourcing construction waste hauling, construction debris removal, construction recycling, construction waste removal

 

Residential construction can range from remodel, to a full renovation, or even a new building. And all of these projects require construction waste removal. 

The question is whether to do it yourself or outsource that job?

Topics: construction debris removal, construction debris, construction recycling, construction waste removal, construction junk removal

 

Construction sites create junk. That's not news to any contractors, but being able to hire professional construction junk removal may be. 

Whether it's concrete and masonry debris, old siding and roofing materials, or drywall and flooring remains, it pays to have a pro option for your construction junk removal.

Topics: Construction Waste Disposal, outsourcing construction waste hauling, construction debris removal, construction debris, construction junk removal

 

One of the most aggravating tasks for building contractors is taking care of construction debris disposal. It's labor intensive, time consuming, costly and eats into production time.

In addition to having to take workers off the job of building us to do clean up and hauling of construction debris and trash, but there are fuel costs,  added mileage on the vehicles (with more wear and tear), and disposal fees of various kinds.

Topics: Construction Waste Disposal, outsourcing construction waste hauling, construction debris removal, construction waste removal, deconstruction