Junk Removal

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Mini Bins Disposal Services

• Need to rent a bin?

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Mini Bin
Rentals

• Whether you are renovating your basement or
  simply doing some spring-cleaning, renting a mini
  bin can be the most convenient and cost-effective
  way to transport and dispose of unwanted
  household junk and renovation materials

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Uses of Renting a Mini Bin

• Mini bins can be delivered right to your door,
  allowing you to load the dumpster at your own
  pace.

• A full-service crew can sort and load your bin,
  saving you the time and energy of transporting
  large pieces of junk and renovation material on
  your own

• Are excellent options for those hosting an event,
  wedding, or street festival, as they make the
  clean-up process much more streamlined and
  organized.

• Regardless of the size of your project or event,
  mini bins are available to suit your needs in
  various sizes.

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• How Can You Save Money On Your Next Mini Bin
  Rental

• 3. Schedule your labour accurately

• 2. Load the dumpster yourself

• 1. Pick the exact size you need

• Most mini bins are prices based on their size and
  capacity. By accurately estimating the amount of
  junk you need to dispose of, you can make sure
  you are not overpaying for too large of a
  dumpster. This way, you pay for exactly what you
  need without having too much leftover space.

• Although full-service clean-up crews are
  available for household projects, street
  festivals, and other events, loading the dumpster
  on your own is an easy way to save yourself some
  money. This will require you to conduct all of
  the labour on your own, while the rental company
  will simply drop-off and pick-up the bin at your
  request.

• By properly scheduling your time and sticking to
  that schedule as you work, you can make sure you
  dont rack up any late fees and also prevent
  yourself from having to hire additional labourers
  to make sure you hit your bin deadline.

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• 4. Take advantage of space

• 5. Separate your materials

• 6. Keep an eye out for extra charges

• Depending on the material in the bin, the overall
  weight of the load, the length of time you have
  it, and many more factors, your bin rental
  company may tack on extra fees. Be sure to read
  your agreement carefully to ensure you understand
  exactly what you are paying for and what
  additional costs may be incurred.

• To save yourself a headache in the future, try to
  keep all of your material separated until you are
  prepared to load it. Certain materials cannot be
  included in general waste bins asphalt, brick,
  concrete, dirt, and hazardous waste.

• Depending on the material put in the waste bin,
  it is likely that there will be some material
  that simply does not stack well. From old
  household furniture to insulation and drywall,
  there is an art to stacking your trash in a way
  that allows for as much space to be used as
  possible.

• What Do We Do?

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WHAT TO DO WITH THE JUNK?
REMOVAL PICK-UP
WASTE MANAGEMENT
WHAT TO TAKE
RECYCLING

• Scrap and trash from local homeowners,
  businesses, and community organizations

• Will sort through the scrap to find recyclable
  materials, ensuring that as much material as
  possible can be reused or recycled instead of
  heading for the local landfill.

• Self-serve bins in various sizes that can be
  delivered and collected at our convenience

• Recycling program, includes sorting all of the
  disposed of junk and recyclable products are sent
  to the appropriate facilities.

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WHAT CAN YOU PUT IN A DUMPSTER?

• From not understanding where or how to properly
  recycle to being confused by complex packaging
  and hybrid materials, many Canadians end up
  throwing recyclable materials in the trash, and
  vice-versa.

• Recyclable Materials

• Many dumpster rental companies allow you to
  dispose of recyclable materials in the same bin
  as other trash and junk.While this may seem
  counterintuitive, this is because most bin rental
  companies have their own process for sorting
  materials.

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WHAT CAN YOU PUT IN A DUMPSTER?
Most bin rental companies in Toronto strive to
minimize the amount of waste that ends up in
landfills, as it has a detrimental effect on the
environment and the local economy since
processing landfill waste is often more expensive
than recycling.
Landfill Waste For all of the sorted material no
bound for recycling plants, its final destination
is often the landfill.
Specialty Materials Beyond standard recyclable
materials and landfill waste, dumpsters can also
accommodate a variety of specialty materials.
However, these materials can be much more
difficult to process, and they must be disposed
of individually. Because of this, many bin rental
companies offer specialty bins for specific
items, and only that material may be included in
the bin. These materials whenever possible
will then be transported to a recycling facility
where they will be broken down further, creating
a new load of fill material that can be reused
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WHAT CANT GO IN A DUMPSTER?

• Since bin materials are sorted by waste
  management professionals before being recycled or
  sent to the landfill, they cannot be contaminated
  with other hazardous materials.

• Hazardous waste can compromise the safety of
  workers, tarnish the integrity of recyclable
  materials (which renders them useless and
  unavailable for recycling), and contaminate
  material bound for the landfill.

This can cause greater health and environmental
issues. With that in mind, here is a breakdown of
some materials that cannot go in your bin
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WHAT CANT GO IN A DUMPSTER?

• OILS AND FUELS

• HAZARDOUS

• BATTERIES GENERATORS

• Many toxic materials can pose significant health
  and safety risks if disposed of improperly. From
  paints and paint thinners to solvents, chemicals,
  fluorescent light bulbs, and cleaning products,
  these hazardous materials must be taken to a
  specific disposal site. If not, they could
  compromise the health and safety of line workers,
  recycling labourers, transporters, landfill
  operators, animals at the landfill, and the local
  environment.

• Used motor oil, old gasoline, and empty propane
  tanks are just a few of the commonly-trashed
  materials that are not meant for dumpsters. Not
  only are they a significant risk to the
  environment, but they can also cause significant
  damage if they were to light on fire or explode.
  This puts every worker at the sorting facility,
  recycling plant, and landfill in danger.

• From the smallest AA batteries to car batteries
  and large household generators, these products
  must also be handled with care. Leaking battery
  acid can harm any person or animal that comes
  into contact with it.

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THE WASTES
HELENA JAMES
Hazardous Waste
Oils and Fuels
Batteries and Generators
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WHY DISPOSAL SERVICES?

• Disposal services help customers dispose of
  their unwanted junk and other material in the
  most sustainable way possible with their
  recycling program, which includes sorting all of
  the disposed of junk and ensuring recyclable
  products are sent to the appropriate facilities.
  They have been serving to provide sustainable,
  environmentally-friendly recycling and waste
  management services to local community.

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THANK YOU