Dumpster Rental in Los Angeles, CA

From 44 Settlers to 4 Million Residents

In 1781 forty-four settlers came to what would become today’s Downtown Los Angeles and sovereignty would shift from Mexico to the mid-Nineteenth Century while the Santa Fe railroad line would connect commerce from Chicago to Los Angeles. Eventually, people flooded into Los Angeles from the South of the United States and the Midwest and today the city has almost for million residents. Today it is a great place for nightlife, diverse living communities, family life, and even good public schools.

Get a Dumpster Bin in Los Angeles

Living in one of the largest and most wondrous cities in the country and the world means that there are constant improvements happening and building to accommodate a growing population with residences and businesses that buzz like a beehive. Easy Dumpster Rental is the company that provides anyone anything they need for the guaranteed lowest price. They offer small dumpsters that start at just $299 with a range of sizes for medium and large projects and even their forty-cubic yard sturdy and massive dumpster bin.

Self-Hauling Your Waste

Easy Dumpster Rental is here to take care of all of your needs. but even with a massive forty-cubic yard dumpster bin, there are certain things that cannot be included in the dumpster such as hazardous waste, electronics, and special waste like tires. These items must be processed separately. In some cases, homeowners will simply process recycling and special waste through the normal processes. But if you have a larger project, you may need to bring your waste to a transfer station, landfill, or composting site (if you have excess yard waste). Fortunately, there are numerous facilities that can help you and Easy Dumpster Rental knows all of them.

First, there are several landfills that can process a great deal of waste:

• Antelope Valley Public Landfill at 1200 W. City Ranch Road, in Palmdale, California.
• Burbank Landfill Site at No. 3 1600 Lockheed View Drive, in Burbank, California.
• Calabasas Landfill at 5300 Lost Hills Road, Agoura, California.
• Scholl Canyon Landfill at3001 Scholl Canyon Road, Glendale, California.

Transfer stations are a great way to process a wide range of waste and are often more conveniently located and more accessible. Here are a few in or new Los Angeles:

• Commerce Refuse-To-Energy Facility at 5926 S Sheila Street in Commerce, California at the County of Los Angeles Sanitation District.
• Culver City Transfer/Recycling Station at 9255 West Jefferson Boulevard in Culver City, California.
• Downey Area Recycling & Transfer at 9770 Washburn Road in Downey, California.
• South Gate Transfer Station 9530 at South Garfield Avenue in South Gate, California at the County of Los Angeles Sanitation District.

In some cases, you may want to bring in compost to make sure it is converted efficiently or if you are using a single-used dumpster bin but generated some additional waste. Composting can be easily and environmentally process at the following locations:

• Rancho Las Virgenes Composting Facility at 3700 Las Virgenes Road in Calabasas, California.
• Whittier Fertilizer Co. at 9441 Kruse Roat in Pico Rivera, California.

How to Get Rid of Tires

What if you have some more unusual items that can be produced by a project such as old tires you find at a plant you are renovating or a yard that you are cleaning out for your home? Tires cannot be placed in regular trash and cannot be placed in a dumpster bin unless you have special permission from the company. Part of the reason that tires are processed with special attention is that they can easily catch fire if they are piled on top of each other. In addition, tires can be used as fuel or repurposed into concrete. Recycling tires is easy in a green city like Los Angeles. Just contact the CalRecycle at 626-430-5540 through the Solid Waste Program.