Dumpster Rental in Chicago Ridge, IL

The Ridges of Chicago Ridge

In the late Nineteenth Century, the Columbian Exposition of the Wabash railroad produced trainloads of earth and dirt that are now the ridges that earned Chicago Ridge its name. The railways would increase settlements at Chicago Creek, a suburb of Chicago with an advantageous location, to become a village with over fourteen-thousand residents today. The village has the advantage of a diverse community, good schools and family living, and excellent restaurants, nightlife, and diversity that makes for a great lifestyle. Over fifty percent of residents own their own homes and the average home has a median value of over one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, making it a great place to invest in a new home Orr renovate our existing home. There are also a number of business opportunities for residents fo Oak Ridge, which a low unemployment rate of unemployment with high levels of work in retail trade, transportation and warehousing, manufacturing, and construction

Pair a Dumpster Bin with Your Next Project

Chicago Ridge offers endless opportunities to expand manufacturing and retail sites or to improve the value of your house with building onto or renovating your existing home. With so many opportunities, you will need the right waste disposal company that can handle almost any type of project, and Easy Dumpster Rental offers exactly that at the lowest prices in the area.

The best way to begin the process of renting a roll-off-dumpster bin is to get a Easy Dumpster Rental fast bin quote on our website that takes just minutes and then schedule your bin drop-off. When a customer finishes a job, they need only to simply go online to request dumpster pickup online to set a date for its removal. If you have any questions, our customer service team is here to help you with every step.

What to do with Electronic Waste

A dumpster bin is a great way to get rid of all your debris quickly and make any project faster and more successfully. But it is important to be informed so that you avoid any fines or penalties. One mistake that even regular renters of bins make is to let electronic goods get into dumpster bins. This can easily happen, especially if you have a staff of people working and they are not all informed. Because electronic goods are both increasing in quantity and because people are also upgrading more often to keep current with technology, there has been a proliferation of electronic waste. So the State of Illinois has banned elections wast (or e-waste) from all landfills through the Electronics Products Recycling and Reuse Act, which means our garbage and dumpster bins as well.

But don’t worry, just separate electronic waste from your regular waste and try one the following e-waste solutions:

• Use the official disposal facility offers by the City of Chicago. The Chicago Household Waste and Computer Recycling Facility is located at 1150 N. Branch Street slightly east of the Kennedy Expressway and is open on Tuesdays from seven in the morning until two in the afternoon, Thursdays from two in the afternoon to seven in the evening, and on the first Saturday of every month from eight in the morning until three in the afternoon.
• You may also donate your electronic waste to a non-profit organization, many of which accept used and even broken electronics that can be repurposed. VetTech US  is an example of a company the worked to use old technology to educate veterans in information technology. Veterans use these old technologies in an education process to learn out to work on old technology and the organization accepts computers and accessories, appliances, radios and radio equipment, phones, and power tools and has numerous easy drop-off locations. FreeGeek Chicago is a local collaboration that provides similar training as VetTech US, but instead targets disadvantaged youths and is more focussed on computers and see refurbished desktops for forty dollars.
• A third option to recycle at a local election store. Some stores that accept e-waste inched Ace Hardware, Staples, Best Buy, Home Depot, and others. If you would like a full list of private sector companies and their locations have a look at the EPA Illinois website.