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Tri-State Disposal provides recycling, yard waste, and residential waste collection for local municipalities and unincorporated areas in Northeast Will County and Southeast Cook County.
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If you have to clean up a rental property after a tenant has left, you have a big job ahead of you. A dumpster rental can help you easily dispose of waste; often, this speeds up the renovation process. Before you get started, read the following tips. Line Up Contractors Before Choosing a Dumpster Assuming you're planning to do some work on the house and you're going to be hiring some professionals, meet with all contractors before choosing a dumpster....
Commercial dumpster rental can be costly, especially if you're planning a large remodel. Savvy shoppers can save money by planning right and staying organized. These 10 tips help you spend less money on your dumpster rental, so you can spend more money on your commercial remodel. Narrow Down the Timeline for When You'll Need a Dumpster You may not need a dumpster for the duration of the entire remodel. You'll either pay for your dumpster by the day, by the...
An on-site dumpster is a definite time-saver when you have to rip off old shingles and install a new roof. But, you have several other ways to make your re-roofing job more efficient and problem-free. Whether you're a roofing contractor or you plan to replace your own roof, follow these five tips for easy and safe roofing waste removal. Have a Plan for Roofing Waste In some parts of Illinois, you can dispose of used shingles yourself by dumping the...
If you want ways to reduce how many trash bags you send to the curb each week, you might already actively recycle and reuse items instead of throwing them away. However, if you want to reduce your waste even further, you might look into composting. Making your own compost can be rewarding. By choosing to compost, you help to reduce your ecological footprint and create a resource that gives back to the environment. Learn more about how composting can benefit your household...
Waste tires are a persistent and widespread problem in the United States. Many individuals assume that they can handle tire disposal on their own, either by stockpiling used tires on their land or by dumping tires in unregulated areas. In our previous blog, "Tire Recycling Options and Why They Matter," we discussed the astonishing statistics about waste tires and the benefits of recycling tires rather than sending them to a landfill or disposing of them yourself. (more…)
You've probably already heard many of the reasons recycling is a good idea. You might even know that recycling one ton of aluminum saves 14,000 kWh of energy or that recycling one ton of glass prevents the release of 7.5 pounds of air pollutants. But there's a difference between knowing something is good and actually doing it. Perhaps recycling intimidates you because you're not sure which items are recyclable. You might also wonder how you actually go about recycling items around your...
Demolition work may sound like fun—after all, who doesn’t like to take things apart and make a mess once in a while? However, demolition involves far more than just hitting things to see how they break. In fact, demolition is a tightly regulated industry and process since it has the potential to be very dangerous. Depending on the area and the building that needs to be torn down, professionals will use different techniques to safely get rid of the existing...
You and your family understand the importance of recycling. You carefully sort your paper, plastics, and aluminum. Whenever possible, you reuse plastic bags and repurpose old items around the home so they serve a new function. And you buy products made from recycled materials. However, you feel that your efforts are outweighed by your neighbors' negligence. Though you try hard to recycle on your own, many in your community don't seem to care about protecting the environment. And many more...
You recycle because you know it's the right thing to do. You know recycling benefits your community and the environment. But each time you recycle a can, a bottle, or a newspaper, you wonder what happens to it. Was recycling worth it? Here, we'll go over some of the most common recyclable materials and their journey beyond the recycling bin. Metal Two types of metal-aluminum and steel-are recycled and reused every day. You've probably recycled aluminum cans many times. When...
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