Dumpster Rental in Logan, UT

Waste disposal resources in Logan

If you have a great deal of green waste, you may want to consider self-hauling this material. Some of our clients bring their own green waste to a facility because they do not want to waste space in their dumpster bins. In other cases, clients are using a single-use dumpster bin. Single-use bins only use one type of waste, such as construction and demolition debris, and save you money because there are no sorting fees. But you may find that you generate other forms of waste that you want to process.

Whatever the reason, it is good to know that Logan City operates a green waste facility at the Logan Landfill at 200 North 1400 West.  The Logan Landfill offers a landfill and transfer station that can accept many types of waste, including green waste. The facility accepts grass, leaves, garden waste, clean hay, clean straw, shrubs, sod, branches, and non-invasive weeds. The site will not accept morning glory, dyers woad, plastic bags (please do not bag your green waste), pet waste, dirt, rocks and gravel, tree toot balls, toys, garden hoses, candy wrappers, and limbs over six feet in length or twelve inches in diameter.

Hazardous waste in Logan

Did you know that hazardous waste is not allowed in your dumpster bin or your trash bin? It is important to make sure that you do not accidentally put any of these items in your dumpster bin because these items can harm the environment, place public health in jeopardy, and put at risk sanitation workers. In addition, the Logan Landfill has special inspectors that engage in random samples of waste to check for hazardous waste. If found, hazardous waste can result in penalties and fines.

If you are working on a project, like renovating your bathroom or kitchen, cleaning your garage or kitchen, or even a project in your basement, it is very common to find hazardous materials. But don’t worry. The Logan Landfill Household Hazardous Waste Facility. Most hazardous materials are received and processed for free, while some unusual items do requi9re a fee. The following items will be processed for free at the Logan Landfill:

• Antifreeze, gasoline, transmission fluid, unwanted fuels, and motor oil (note: there is a limit of five gallons per day per resident or fifty-five gallons per day per farmer for motor oil).
• Batteries for vehicles as well as Lithium-Ion, rechargeable, and electronics batteries.
• Bleach and household cleaning agents.
• Computers & computer monitors
• Fertilizers, yard chemicals, insecticides, pesticides, and fungicides.
• Items that contain mercury, such as thermostats, thermometers, and compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs).
• Paint, and paint thinner.
• Pool and spa chemicals.
• Propane cylinders.
• Tagged air conditioner or refrigeration units (note: must have a certificate of Freon removal)
• CRT Televisions (note: flat screens can go into the regular garbage).
• And any product with the words “caution,” “warning,” or “danger” on the label.

Items that require a fee include the following:

• Car tires with fifteen-inch or fewer rims cost two dollars per tire.
• Truck tires from fifteen to twenty inches cost five dollars per tire.
• tractor tires over twenty-five inches cost one hundred dollars per tire.
• Tire rims are processed for five dollars per rim.
• Asbestos may be processed and costs five hundred dollars per ton with a special handling fee of seventeen dollars and fifty cents per ton.
• Untagged air-conditioners or refrigeration units with Freon inside.

Electronic waste in Logan

Electronic waste is also banned from landfills and can be trouble if you try to put these items in your trash bin or dumpster bin. But where do these items go? Don’t worry, there are many facilities that can safely and environmentally dispose of these items. Many private sector companies accept electronic waste, such as:

• Best Buy accepts electronics and is located at 1475 North Main Street in Logan.
• Logan City Landfill, which is located at 1400 West 200 North in Logan, accepts electronic waste.
• Staples is located at 1427 North Main Street in Logan and accepts many electronic items.