In an effort to flatten the curve, Junk Out is modifying our services effective March 19 to zero-contact bin rental and junk removal services.
If your junk needs can wait, we look forward to working with you when the pandemic has subsided.
Please, do not risk our front-line workers or your own health.
Wishing you and your family the best health during this difficult time.
Team Junk Out
For more details, please or call (416)253-7533.
From net-zero buildings to Green Star and LEED Certification, construction as an industry has been adapting to consumer demand to make residential and commercial construction more compliant to green building standards. However, one area that still needs to be considered is how to effectively reduce waste generation on construction sites. Reducing the amount of waste is also a great way to reduce demolition cost. Steps to Reducing Construction Waste The average home build produces more than 3,600 kilograms of waste. Given the ever-increasing cost of using landfill sites and higher building materials costs (especially during the Covid-19 pandemic), it becomes vitally important for companies to establish a…
It’s said “good fences make good neighbours.” Not sure who said that, but clearly someone who didn’t like their neighbours. There’s a lot of misconception about the term. A “neighbour” is simply someone who lives next door. As such, being “neighbourly” would only mean acting like a person who lives next door (does that mean borrowing lawn mowers and sugar?) In practice, being a “good” neighbour means avoiding conflict and trying to live harmoniously with the people next door. And that’s easy to do with a bin rental Toronto. Consider Your Neighbour When Renting a Bin Let’s say you’ve got a residential project planned that might be…
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