How to Recycle Asphalt Shingles
The EPA estimates that 11 millions tons of asphalt shingle waste are generated each year in the United States. The majority of the waste is from old roof tear-offs, which are then replaced with new asphalt shingles. This generates an incredible amount of waste potentially headed to landfills; however, recycling the asphalt content of the…
Fall Seasonal Waste Removal Overview
Leaves are falling, the first frost has nipped the vegetable garden, and the annual flowers have all gone by. It’s time for fall cleanup! Raking the leaves and putting away patio furniture are the most obvious fall chores, but to properly tuck your yard in for the winter, here are some other things you can…
What are Mixed Commodities?
Mixed commodities (also called mixed waste), refers to all the waste generated by a household. It includes recyclable items (plastics, aluminum, paper), compostable waste, and other household trash.
When Should I Use a Roll-Off Octagon Compacting Dumpster?
Compacting Dumpsters for Construction Sites Are you planning a construction project that will generate large amounts of waste but only have limited storage for your trash? If so, call John’s Refuse to have a roll off octagon compacting dumpster placed at your job site!
10 Surprising Items You Didn’t Know You Could Recycle
You do your part by recycling paper, bottles and cans, and even composting; but you may be surprised at some of the other ways you can help to save the earth through recycling.
What is a Front Load Dumpster For?
Front load dumpsters are usually emptied weekly, and are ideal for everyday refuse from small businesses, dorms, or apartment buildings. John’s Refuse offers several different sizes: 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 10 yards.
What are the Benefits of a Rear Load Dumpster?
Rear-load dumpsters are one of the many styles of dumpsters John’s Refuse offers for rental. They are especially helpful in areas with limited space (alleys and urban lots), and can be used for projects like renovations, restorations, or for everyday waste.