Home construction projects can produce a ton of waste material that is difficult to dispose of responsibly. One of the most convenient ways to get rid of large amounts of disposable materials is to get a dumpster rental, which is this video's topic. Even if a sizeable municipal garbage bin is available, the local community rules may not allow the disposal of construction debris such as drywall, metal, glass, and lumber.
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The most common dumpster rental size is a 20 cubic yard container. According to Home Advisor, renting a 20-yard container in a large metropolitan area costs around $380. The service includes drop-off, a week-long rental, and pick-up. The process of hiring a dumpster rental is as simple as calling the dumpster rental company and providing details such as location and the scope of the job – this will help them deliver the right container to the right location. Before delivery, acquire the correct parking permissions. Perhaps you need a permit from the local parking enforcement office if the container will be street parked or HOA permissions. Also, clear a suitable area for the delivery truck and container placement. After clean-up, schedule a pick-up.
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