Dumpster Rental in St. Marks, FL

St. Marks’ Centuries of History and Enviromental Protection

European explorers came to the area that is now St. Marks nearly a five centuries ago. The settlement that resulted in one of the oldest in North America and possibly the third oldest in the New World. Today’s St. Marks is a city that is located near the Gulf of Mexico on Florida’s Panhandle in Wakulla County.

The Environmental Wonders of St. Marks

St. Marks has a geographical location that has endowed it with many natural resources that may have in part attracted such early settlements. Many of these environmental resources are protected or maintained and include the following:

• The St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge is located across the river from St. Marks and is home to the St. Marks Lighthouse and a number of ecological swamps, forests, and fresh and brackish waters that are important to biodiversity.
• The San Marcos de Apalache State Park is one of Florida’s National Historic Landmarks is a state park today with a museum.
• Tallahassee-St. Marks Historic Railroad Trail was originally used as a cotton transport and is now an incredible trail to hike or travel by mountain bike.
• The longest coastal picturesque highway is found within Big Bend Scenic Byway. The Big Bend Scenic Byway offers over two hundred miles of scenic roads.

Environmental Protection in St. Marks

There are a number of environmental programs that are relevant to environmental protection in St. Marks and elsewhere including:

• The Outstanding Florida Waters is a program to protect waters in St. Marks and elsewhere, especially when those waterways emerge from natural springs.
• Florida’s Surface Waters Improvement and Management Program (SWIM) has designated St. Marks as a priority area.
• The Gulf Ecological Management Site (GEMS) includes St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge and the Big Bend Seagrasses State Aquatic Preserve.
• The Waterfronts Florida Partnership Program has designated St. Marks for revitalization, renewal through financial assistance.

Great uses for a 10-Cubic Yard Dumpster

It is easy to make the mistake that a smaller project is not appropriate for a dumpster. Many people in St. Marks think that their spring cleaning project cannot justify a dumpster and assume that it will cost too much. As a result, many of us haul our waste or pile it up on the lawn in front of displeased neighbors trying to get it picked up by the city or waste time hauling waste in the Florida heat. But like many things, dumpsters have come down in value over the years; you may be surprised at how cheaply a small ten-cubic yard dumpster costs.

Easy Dumpster Rental’s ten-cubic yards dumpster bins are four feet by eight feet by ten to twelve feet. Have a look at your job and try to think of how many loads of wheelbarrows that you would need. Our ten-yard dumpster can take about ninety loads before it fills up.  There are a number of jobs that can benefit from a ten-yard dumpster:

• If you are cleaning your garage or attic, in which the things you throw are almost always more than you anticipate, consider a small dumpster container.
• Small renovation projects, such as putting new cabinets in your kitchen, often generate a lot of waste. Be sure to get a dumpster in advance.
• If you are tearing our carpet, remember that all of that carpet, foam matting and other materials need to go somewhere. Make it easy and fast with a compact dumpster.
• Are you working on a relatively small landscaping project? We can get you a yard waste dumpster so that you can put earth and plantings in one place.

See how fast and easy your job will go when you can simply put your waste in your dumpster container. After you finish, just go to our website to request a pickup and Easy Dumpster Rental will come by at your convenience. Then have a nice cold soda and enjoy another beatuful Florida day.