In some cases, you may find yourself needing a disposal receptacle beyond what your typical garbage can provide. In some cases, junk removal is the ideal path you take, but for others, it’s preferable to rent on your own. So, if you’re interested in container renting, here are some considerations.
Container Needs
In most cases, the renter will use the containers in whatever way he wishes or needs. You can fill up the container with materials you need disposed of and have it taken away as opposed to hiring a service to haul individual items for you. That allows you to take the time to fill the container as your schedule allows, rather than having to work within a tighter window. Along with this, the fact is that you can hold onto a rental container a lot longer. That makes it an ideal option for people who have projects that can take several days or even longer. Finally, the size, type, and amount of waste you are disposing of are the most important factors to consider when it comes to comparing prices between the two services.
Container Care
When it comes to caring for a rental container, you’re mainly going to depend on whatever the rules are for the provider. For the most part, you are okay putting a mixture of items within your rental container, from construction waste to storm debris to old furniture and appliances. The exceptions may be paint, oil, and some toxic chemicals. That gives you a bit more flexibility compared to junk removal, which may have a set list of do not take items.
Sunrise Sanitation is a local company that provides waste management and recycling services to West Virginia and Maryland. Please visit our website to learn more about our services, including renting containers.
