Dumpster Rental in Dentsville, SC

Renting a Bin in Dentsville

Are you considering a new project? If you are building a new business or building a new home, or renovating one of the two, easy dumpster rental has the best and most sturdy bins in the business at the guaranteed lowest prices. However, many of us work on smaller projects, like cleaning our garage or attic, or a landscaping project.

It is easy to think that dumpster containers are not meant for smaller projects and are only appropriate for big projects and construction teams. This may have been true years ago, but it is not true today. Dumpster bins have fallen in price over the years and Easy Dumpster Rental offers several small and medium residential dumpster containers that could be great for smaller projects.

In fact, they make these projects go fast and easy. Call us today to get a free, fast, and no-obligation quote and see how we can be your partner for your next project.

Using Local Resouces

At Easy Dumpster Rental, we always advise our customers to use their local resources with their dumpster containers. Many often ask us: why do we need local resources if we have a great dumpster bin? There are a few reasons. First, some items like recycling are better separated from your dumpster bin to ensure that they do not end up at the landfill.

This process will also save room in your dumpster container for more expensive waste, like construction demolition debris, or even yard waste. The second reason is that some things are not allowed in your dumpster bin. These include household hazardous waste and electronic goods. These items must be processed by government officials throughout the site or facility.

And, finally, you may find that you just have a little extra waist that cannot fit into your dumpster container.

Richland County C&D Landfill

Residents living in Richland County can drop off items at either the Richland County C&D Landfill, located at 1070 Caughman Road North Columbia, or the Lower Richland County Drop-Off site, located at 10531 Garners Ferry Road in Eastover. Both facilities offer services that are free of charge when the items originate from the place of residence and do not exceed residential limits regarding their size or quantity (the limit for residential drop-off is four standard pickup truck loads per month with proof of residency).

Types of Waste Accepted at the Richland County C&D Landfill and the Lower Richland County Drop-Off site

As follows is a list of items that are accepted at the Richland County C&D Landfill and the Lower Richland County Drop-Off site.

Bulk items, including bed frames, tables, couches, and outdoor and indoor furniture (note: if you have a fiberglass boat hull, it can be accepted at the Richland County C&D landfill only with the fuel tanks and motor removed).

Yard waste, including clay, topsoil, sand, gravel, rock, grass, logs, trees, stumps, limbs, and brush.

Construction and Demolition Debris, including:

• Bricks and blocks, hardened concrete, treated and non-treated lumber, and shingles and roofing material (no asbestos).
• Floor covering, such as hardwood and vinyl flooring, carpet and padding, and tiles.
• Wall and ceiling coverings, such as drywall, plaster and plasterboard, paneling, wallpaper, and tiles.
• Insulation material (no asbestos), poly fiberglass, and ceramic, such as bathtubs, shower stalls, and sinks.
• Glass windows and mirrors and doors, signs, awnings, and shutters.
• Other structural materials, such as canvas awnings and above-ground pools.
• Cured and hardened asphalt.

Recycling, including:

• Glass, including clear, brown, and green bottles and jars.
• Plastic (bottles and jars, clean with caps).
• Aluminum and metal cans.
• Cardboard and chipboard including corrugated, dry goods such as cereal and pasta boxes.
• Paper such as newspapers and inserts, magazines and catalogs (must be less than one inch thick), phone books, and junk mail.
• Electronic Waste (e.g., computers, monitors, printers, telecommunication equipment, fax machines and television, rechargeable batteries, cordless tools, phones, stereos, DVD players, blue ray players, and computers
• Large Household Appliances, including stoves, refrigerators, HVAC units, trash compactors, water coolers, freezers, washers and dryers, and hot water heaters.
• Tires (limit of five per household for free).
• Used motor oil and used oil filters (i.e., gear oil, fuel oil, heating oil, kerosene, hydraulic fluid, diesel fuel, automatic transmission fluid, and mixtures of gas and oil.
• Lead acid batteries.
• Cooking oil.
• Latex (acrylic) paint.
• Florescent light bulbs.
• Mattresses and box springs.