Junk King Blog

Summertime is the perfect time to declutter your home and cut ties with any old junk you don’t need anymore. Though springtime is the customary cleanout time—hence the phrase “spring cleaning”—summer is often the ideal time to get inspired. Perhaps you’re having guests over for a family party or a summer barbeque and want to put your best foot forward with a home that is truly spick and span. Alternatively, maybe you’re planning a summer renovation and need to clear out some clutter to save money on temporary storage. Summer is also prime house buying season, and relocating to a new address is an obvious reason for decluttering. In any case, if you’re executing a summer cleanout, there’s one question you’re probably asking: “How much to rent a dumpster?”

If you are in the market to rent a dumpster for the first time, you might be curious what to expect from a cost perspective. What is the average rate for dumpster rental? What kind of pricing would represent a good deal? How much money would be too much for a rental dumpster? These questions are all common when talking about rent-a-dumpster cost.

At one point or another, it's a problem many people must figure out how to deal with: a mountain of debris, a ton of trash, or even the knowledge that soon, you'll have a mess on your hands. No matter the precise reason that you're facing a need to dispose of a large amount of waste, the big question on your mind is always going to be "How can I most effectively get rid of it all?" The answer many people increasingly find themselves arriving at is simple: renting trash dumpsters.

Junk removal and junk hauling can be a pain. Especially if you have a large project or lot of junk. In those cases, a MINI Dumpster can be a perfect solution. But it comes in handy for more than just getting rid of junk!

Homeowners don't always consider renting a dumpster for their own junk removal needs. For most folks, the picture of a giant, beat-up steel container sitting in front of their home is not appealing. Besides, how would you get one and is it even affordable?

When you find yourself facing a large clean out or junk hauling job, what do you do? One of your options is to rent a MINI dumpster. And there are five good reasons to do so.

Okay. So there are really more than five good reasons, but for the purpose of this post we want to focus on the top five.

To rent a dumpster or to hire a full-service junk removal team, that is the question. When it comes to cleaning out a home or office—whether for a move, a renovation, or a long-overdue decluttering project—these are typically your two options. Both choices have their pros and cons. If you can find cheap dumpster rentals, you are going to save money and will have a little more control over the timeline and execution of your project. The downside is that dumpster rentals require DIY junk removal, which may be inconvenient. Full-service junk removal, meanwhile, will always cost more but takes the dirty work and heavy lifting out of your hands.

Spring is in the air and the winter weather is coming to an end. Now is a good time to think about your home landscaping projects and doing it right.

Americans have always been a "do it yourself" society and with all the DIY television programs, books, and websites, doing it yourself has never been easier. But some things we tend to take for granted and we end up making mistakes. Like lawn maintenance and landscaping around our homes.

You've seen them - those monstrously huge dumpsters for collecting junk. But did you know you can rent a dumpster for your own clean up needs? And it doesn't have to be huge!

When it comes to finding a good clean up solution, for your construction or home remodeling project, a dumpster rental may seem like a good idea. However, renting a full-sized 40-cubic yard commercial dumpster presents a number of problems.

Moving; renovating; building; spring cleaning. These tasks are all situations in which commercial dumpster rentals can come in handy. A well-planned dumpster rental will give you a place to toss your trash or building debris while your project is in full swing. Once you’re done, someone shows up at your home or office to pick up the dumpster and haul it away. Just like that, you never need to worry about your junk again.

Often, the impulse when renting a dumpster is to adopt the “bigger is better” mantra. Whether you are cleaning out your garage, preparing for a move, or doing a renovation, you probably don’t have a firm idea of exactly how much space you need. As such, you rent a larger dumpster, just in case. You don’t want to get a small dumpster and then have insufficient space for all your garbage.