What Are Your Trash Hauling Options?

If your kitchen cabinets have just been dismantled, the whole attic removed, and the yards waste finally packed, what are you doing with the trash? You cannot put it on the curb of your waste management crew at once and put it in a dump at the back of your trunk. Read about your options for the removal of junk.

Removal Options for Bulk Waste

Lease a truck or rent it, drive it to the dump.

This might involve several journeys and you would have to work hard. You will pay rental, dumping and fuel costs as well. You will be responsible.

Rent a Dumpster

These large, unexpected commercial dumpsters can harm your lawn and entrance. You can work with yourself, but it can be an expensive option. Moreover, you're stuck doing all heavy lifting much like the truck rental.

Waste collection 

You will inevitably still have some junk left after you sell and/or donate your items. You can get rid of it immediately if it is a small amount. Just put it out in your trash, and you're finished while your municipality accepts it!

However, Dumpster – Most of us have things that don't fit to any of the categories mentioned above. One option is to rent a dumping machine for the remaining junk. To make sure you get the appropriate size dump for your stuff, you will have to make some estimation. You pay for waste space if the dumpster that you are ordering is too big. If it's too small, you'll need to order a second that's even more expensive.

Junk Removal

Another possibility is to hire a company deleting junk. Companies for the junk removal provide you with labor and trucks to remove the items. Normally, it's less expensive than a dumpster if you have a small amount left behind if you have a lot left, it could cost a little more. As these firms send people home, do some research to make sure they are good reputation and insured.

Reach at On Call Junk Haul for trash hauling in OKC.