
Materials
Taking care of your
project by collecting the debris and piling onto a trailer or into a truck bed
might be an option for you, but some landfills do not allow all materials you
might want to get rid of. Before opting for hauling it yourself, make sure your
local dump accepts all materials you want to include. Some items a city
landfill might not take are shingles, dirt, rock, brick, and appliances. This
could result in you hauling different materials to different locations for
proper disposal. Bin There Dump That accepts ALL of these materials, making it
easier for you.
Cost
It is important to
determine the cost of hauling vs a roll off dumpster rental when deciding which
route to go with your project.
The dump that you decide
to use for disposal of materials may charge an amount per pound of weight or it
may charge a fee up to a certain weight, then money for each pound of debris
over that amount. Another method used is charging by each load. The exact
charge of your disposal fee will not be known until you are at the landfill and
they weigh the load.
Bin There Dump That will
include the dump fee with your rental, making costs known upfront. This assists
budget planning for any project.
Convenience
Besides multiple loads
of debris adding up with disposal fees, fuel will also be used. Along with the
costs, is the time spent. One 10 yd dumpster rental could equal up to 4 pickup
loads, saving you multiple trips to the landfill. And if the closest dump isn’t
actually close, the cost of transporting it yourself will be much more than
with a roll off dumpster.
The convenience of a
roll off dumpster also includes no interruption of the project due to having to
haul off and empty truck or trailer before starting again.
Depending on your
project size, and transportation options available, a roll off dumpster can be
the smartest decision with cost and convenience. Call us today to price your
project!