If you are you are in San Jose and are going to be remodeling your house, constructing a new building, or simply doing a home cleanout; you will want to consider renting a dumpster. San Jose Dumpster Rental can deliver a roll-off dumpster right to your location and then take it away once you’ve filled it you’re your junk, trash, or debris. There are some things to be aware of when receiving your dumpster and while using it. Here are some best practices that will help your roll-off dumpster rental go smoothly.
Check for Obstructions
Make sure the San Jose home or business site your dumpster will be delivered to has nothing that could interfere with the delivery. Be sure there are no low hanging limbs or cable, phone, or power lines that can keep the delivery truck from delivering the roll-off dumpster. If there are too many obstructions, consider negotiating with a neighbor or adjacent business to place the dumpster on their property.
Can the Location Handle the Weight of the Delivery Truck and Roll-Off Dumpster?
If you have an asphalt driveway or parking lot that is beginning to crumble, the weight of the truck and dumpster may cause more damage to the asphalt. Some gravel driveways are very loose and can cause heavier vehicles to slide if on an incline; this may cause the vehicle to dig in trying to get traction and compound the issue. If your gravel driveway is on a slope, consider an alternate delivery point for the dumpster.
Bigger is Better
If you have an asphalt driveway or parking lot that is beginning to crumble, the weight of the truck and dumpster may cause more damage to the asphalt. Some gravel driveways are very loose and can cause heavier vehicles to slide if on an incline; this may cause the vehicle to dig in trying to get traction and compound the issue. If your gravel driveway is on a slope, consider an alternate delivery point for the dumpster.
Understand What You Can and Can't Throw in Your Rental Roll-Off Dumpster
Here are a few things that can’t be thrown in your rental dumpster.
Tires
Paint
Bio-Medical Waste
Resins
Kerosene
Batteries
Lacquer
Contaminated Soil
Un-canned Food
Adhesives
Railroad Ties
Oil
Absorbents
Gasoline
Refrigerants
Pressure Treated Wood
Asbestos
Ink
Diesel Fuel
If you follow these guidelines for your roll-off dumpster, it will eliminate any potential problems with your project’s dumpster rental.