Dumpster Rental in Holladay, UT

Get a Dumpster Bin in Holladay

Easy Dumpster Rental loves communities like Holladay because people are always working on new projects. When you go to work on your home, business, or community, don’t forget about an affordable dumpster bin from Easy Dumpster Renal. These bins are the industry standard at the guaranteed lowest price. But we also guarantee our service. Although a dumpster bin is often the last thing we think about when envisioning our expanded home or business or a community cleanup, it can be one of your most imprint tools. And the speed and efficiency with which we can react to your needs can make it a great tool. Call us today or get a quick online dumpster quote to see how we can be your partner.

Recycling as You Go

Recycling is not necessary because most dumpsters are sorted during the disposal process. But it can be a great idea. Separating your recycling from your bin can be a great idea because it ensures that non of your waste that can be recycled does not end up in a landfill. Recycling also saves room in your bin for other types of waste that cost money to put through a disposal process. Note that recycling is processed for free by our municipal, county, or state authorities.

Many of our clients as what they can do with what is referred to as hard to recycle items. Fortunately, there are many resources close to Holladay to serve your needs.

Glass: Glass is not always accepted through normal processing, or you may have large amounts that are best taken to a facility. There are several locations in the area, including:

• Scott Avenue Par at 3475 South 800 East.
• Taylorsville Park at 1628 West 4800 South.
• Taylorsville DABC at 4455 S 2700 West.
• Upper District Park near 3650 South Wasatch Boulevard.
• Herriman Fire Station at 5928 W 13100 South.
• Cottonwood Heights Public Works at 6575 S 3000 East  Cottonwood, Heights.

Electronic waste and hazardous waste: Electronic waste and hazardous waste are not picked up curbside but can be recycled. The Salt Lake County Health Department, for example, holds waste collection events for these products. If there is not an event in the near future, you may also take your hazardous waste to the following facilities:

• The Salt Lake Valley Solid Waste Facility (Household Hazardous Waste Disposal) at 6030 West California Avenue is open on weekdays and Saturdays from eight in the morning until five in the afternoon.
• The Trans-Jordan Landfill at 10473 South Bacchus Highway (U-111), is open on weekdays and Saturdays from eight in the morning until five in the afternoon.
• The Murray ABOP Center at 4646 South 500 West is open weekdays from seven in the morning until three-thirty in the afternoon (Note: this facility accepts only antifreeze, batteries, oil, and paint).

Plastics, including plastic bags, plastic packaging, flimsy plastics, plastic bags (grocery or garbage bags), plastic packaging (bubble wrap or packaging pillows), and flimsy plastics (plastic wraps or coverings)are great to recycle, but cannot be placed in curbside processing. But you can take these items to your local grocery stores like WinCo or Target and dropped off in the plastic collection bin, which is usually located near the entrance of the building. These materials are then taken to the Renewlogy Plant where they are recycled.

Holladay’s Beautiful Spring Creek

Holladay is a southeast suburb of Salt Lake City that offers a great place to live. It is strategically located out of the Forty-eighth South, on to the north of Cottonwood Lane with Highland Drive to the east. The early pioneers that arrived in the mid-Nineteenth Century settled along the creek which runs through the region and came to call it Spring Creek. In later years, the area was called Holladay Field and Holladay Settlement or Burgh after the early settler, John Holiday, and eventually, in 1911, was formally named Holiday.