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How to prepare scrap metal for collection
Preparing scrap metal properly before collection helps everything run more smoothly. It saves time on site, reduces delays and makes collection safer and more efficient. Whether scrap is coming from a construction site, farm, commercial property or clean-up project, a little preparation goes a long way. Here is a simple guide to help you get ready for scrap metal collection. Separate scrap metal from general waste One of the most important steps is keeping scrap metal separat
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Common mistakes people make when renting a bin and how to avoid them
Renting a bin is meant to make waste removal easier, but small mistakes can quickly turn it into a frustrating experience. Many of these issues are avoidable with a bit of planning and clear communication before the bin arrives. Here are the most common mistakes we see when people rent bins, and how to avoid them. Choosing the wrong bin size One of the biggest mistakes is underestimating how much waste a project will produce. A bin that is too small fills up quickly, leading
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How long should you keep a rental bin on site?
Learn how long you should keep a rental bin on site for construction, commercial and residential projects in Alberta, and how to plan your rental properly.
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What questions should I ask before renting a bin
Discover the most important questions to ask before renting a bin in Alberta, including sizing, access, loading rules and rental terms.
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Where should I place my bin for best access?
Learn where to place your bin for best access on construction, commercial and residential projects in Alberta. Simple tips to improve safety and efficiency.
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Bin with a lid vs no lid: which option is better for your project?
Compare bins with lids vs open bins for construction and clean-up projects in Alberta. Learn which option is safer, cleaner and more practical for your site.
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Bin vs no bin: which one really works better on site?
When starting a project, whether it is construction, renovation, commercial work or a large clean-out, one common question comes up early: do you really need a bin? Some teams try to manage waste without one, stacking materials in corners or planning dump runs later. While this can work for very small jobs, most projects quickly feel the difference between having a bin on site and not having one. Here is a practical look at both options. Working with a bin Having a bin on sit
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Keeping construction sites clean and safe with proper waste management
Effective waste management is essential on any construction site. A cluttered site slows work, increases safety risks and creates unnecessary stress for workers and managers alike. Across Alberta, construction companies rely on structured waste removal to maintain safe, efficient and professional working environments. Safety first Loose debris, offcuts and packaging increase the risk of trips, falls and injuries. Overflowing waste areas can also block walkways and restrict ve
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What types of waste can go into a rental bin?
Find out what types of waste can go into a rental bin, including construction debris, commercial junk and farm waste across Alberta, plus what to avoid.
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How to choose the right bin size for your project in Alberta
Learn how to choose the right bin size for construction, commercial and residential projects in Alberta. Avoid delays, save space and manage waste more efficiently.
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Top 5 Myths About Scrap Metal Recycling — Busted
Think Scrap Metal Recycling Is a Hassle? Think Again. We’ve heard it all. “It’s not worth it.” “You have to haul it yourself.” “Only big...
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How to Tell If Your Old Appliances Are Recyclable
Got a Dead Fridge or Rusty Stove? It’s Probably Worth Something. Old appliances are a pain to move, but they’re full of valuable metal,...
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