Last updated 5 days ago
Life leads us in a lot of funny directions. One week you could be sitting at home as usual; the next, you could be remodeling your kitchen. Sometimes when you’re busy living your life, you forget to deal with the trash. Here’s a brief guide to how a professional consultation can help you determine your waste management needs at any given time:
- Waste Audits Once you hire a waste management team, you’ll be subject to a waste audit. Don’t worry, it’s not as scary as it sounds—it just means that a professional will take a close look at the scope of your project and help you determine exactly how much trash and recyclables you’ll be generating.
- Management Recommendations Once your waste consultant has a handle on the scope of your waste, he or she will then make the appropriate recommendations of how best to handle it. For example, a consultant might suggest a dumpster enclosure in order to deter people from illegally dumping their trash. No matter how big or small your needs are, a waste consultant will work with you to make sure they’re met.
- Covering Your Bases In addition to developing the most efficient possible waste management plan, your consultant will ensure that everything stays up to code. Not only that, they can also recommend equipment or service changes that may help you improve your operating efficiencies, increase the amount you recycle and/or help you lower your overall collection costs.
Whatever your concerns are, your waste consultant has your back. If you need help determining your waste needs, either for a temporary project or for a more permanent situation, call Western Disposal at (303) 586-1100. Our experienced sales department offers full waste consulting services, and we’re always happy to answer any of your questions
Last updated 12 days ago
No matter how efficient of a contractor you are, your team is going to make a mess. In order to continue to work efficiently, you’re going to need help managing your waste—that’s where Western Disposal comes in. Here’s a brief guide to how Western Disposal can help you manage the clean-up of even the messiest construction site:
- Container Options If you’re in the middle of a major construction project, you need something more than a 4-yard container; and if you’re only working on a weekend project, you don’t need a 40-yard roll-off. That’s why Western Disposal offers many different container options. Once you speak with one of our waste management consultants, we can make sure you have a container that is the most appropriate for your project.
- Trash and Recycling Service Construction jobs generate both trash and recyclables—just like any typical household. At Western Disposal we can offer you containers for both trash and recyclables at your construction site. It would be a shame for scrap metal, wood, and cardboard to end up in a landfill when it could be given a second life—that’s why we also sort through your waste.
- Timely Collection When it comes to construction, we understand that time is money. That’s why we make a point to provide our customers with punctual collection service. Whether you need pickup once, or six times a week you can count on us to follow through.
As a contractor, you have you have enough to worry about, so why not leave the clean-up to Western Disposal? If you have any questions, feel free to call us at (303) 586-1100.
Last updated 19 days ago
Because scrap metal can be recycled and reused almost limitlessly, recycling is an important part of environmentally responsible waste management. To learn more about scrap metal recycling and other ways that you can protect and improve Boulder’s environment, take a look at these resources from around the Web:
- Did you know that more than half of the world’s steel production uses recycled scrap metal? To learn more about scrap metal recycling, check out this article from CleanUp.org.
- In 2008, the scrap recycling industry generated $86 billion and supported over 85,000 jobs. To learn more about the benefits of metal recycling, head over to About.com.
- While many folks can’t afford solar panels or a new hybrid car, there are simple and constructive ways to reduce your carbon footprint without paying a big price. To learn more, head over to PublicRadio.org.
- To learn more about our waste management services, contact Western Disposal at (303) 586-1100.
Last updated 25 days ago
As with many services available these days, you can make a choice about who will provide collection services for your trash and recyclables. When looking for a waste management company, be sure to find one that promises convenience, community service, and peace of mind—in other words, choose Western Disposal.
Here are just a few of the qualities that make Western Disposal the smart choice in waste management:
- Curbside Pickup – Whether you have a 32, 64, or 96 gallon cart, Western Disposal will pick up your trash and recyclables right in front of your house. All you need to do is have your carts out by the street by 7:00 a.m. on collection day, and our drivers will come by and empty them! This is just one of the ways that we make it easy to for you to manage the waste in your life.
- Single-Stream Recycling – Recycling is extremely important, but it can be time-consuming and downright frustrating to separate recyclable materials into separate bins or containers. Fortunately, thanks to single-stream recycling by Western Disposal, you can place all of your recyclable materials into one cart!
- Community Service – Western Disposal is a local family-owned business that has served the city of Boulder for more than 35 years. This means that we spend our money in the community, making Boulder County a more vibrant place to do business. We also offer waste management consulting services to local businesses in order to reduce the amount of industrial pollution in our air.
If you care about Boulder as much as we do, you owe it to yourself, your family, and this beautiful city to choose Western Disposal for all of your waste management needs. To learn more about our residential and commercial waste management services, contact us online or give us a call at (303) 586-1100.
