Dumpster Rental in Cave Creek, AZ

Rent a Dumpster Container for Your Next Project

Your next project is likely waiting and we are here to help you. At Easy Dumpster Rental, we make the process fast and easy without all of the headaches. To start, the best way to begin the process is to go online to get a fast and reliable quote with the guaranteed lowest price in Cave Creek. After that, you can easily schedule a bin to be dropped off at your home or business within twenty-four hours. When you finish your job you simply go online to request our fast dumpster pickup service.

Handling Household Hazardous Waste in Cave Creek

Can you dumpster container is great because I can take so many types of materials. However, there are some things that either should not or cannot go into your dumpster container. Recycling can go into your dumpster, however, you may want to separate your recycling from your other debris and process it separately. For some, recycling is done for environmental reasons because it ensures that recyclable items will not be missed in the sorting process and therefore will not make their way to the landfill. For others, the issues were economic.

Recycling is subsidized at the municipal and state levels. Therefore, it makes sense to remove recycling from the dumpster to the process and see your Space for things that cost money to process, such as municipal waste, construction and demolition debris (C&D), yard waste, bulk waste, or whatever you have. And for many of us, it is both reasons that caused us to recycle as we go. Maricopa Transfer Station 2222 South 27th Avenue in Phoenix can handle many of these items including:

• Aluminum (including aluminum cans) and tin (including tin cans).
• Cardboard, paper, magazines, and newspaper.
• Comingled glass and plastics numbered one through three.
• Paper, magazines, and newspapers.
• Scrap metal.
• Tires numbered one through five.

Handling Electronic Waste

Other items cannot go into a trashcan or a dumpster. I’m such item is electronic waste. As we continually use more and more electronic devices that have shorter and shorter lifespans as we upgrade electronic waste as a threat to our landfill space. For this reason, many states, including Arizona, have banned electronic waste from landfills, which means they are banned from our trash and our dumpster bins.

But what do you do with electronic goods that you find during your project? It is normal, especially if you are renovating a home office, to find more electronic items than you ever imagined. Fortunately, Eay Dumpster Rental has been through it all and is here to advise you with every waste disposal need. If you have a large number of electronic items. you can also take these products to the Maricopa Transfer Station 2222 South 27th Avenue. They will accept a wide range of electronic goods including:

• Answering machines, recorders, audiovisual equipment, cables and cords, handheld and desktop calculators, fax machines, dictator machines, recorders, and cash registers.
• Still or movie, digital or cartridge cameras, CD/DVD drives, DVD players, and VCR recorders and players.
• Telephones, cell phones, radios, and walkie-talkies, and microwaves.
• Desktop/laptop computers, monitors, motherboards, plotters, power supplies, printers, servers, scanners, projectors, printer cartridges, copier cartridges, hard drives, keyboards, mice, speakers, laptop batteries, LCD/CRT monitors, UPS battery backups, and miscellaneous computer parts.
• Televisions (e.g., consoles, HDTV, plasma, and portable televisions), stereos and speakers, medical monitoring devices, gaming systems, and smartboards.

Cave Creek and The Old West

Cave Creek is a beautiful town just northeast of Phoenix with an Old West style. It is not unusual to see horseback riders trotting along Main Street and has a small-town charm where locals are friendly and excited to share their town with outsiders. Cave Creek is also located on the  Sonoran Desert and Tonto National Forest which offers a great number of outdoor activities, such as hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and even hot air ballooning. But it is not all outdoor life.