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05-29-2012, 06:08 AM | #1 |
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Who locally (Moultonborough) can drop off a dumpster for typical yard junk that's been sitting around? It would be for yard waste items, old decking boards, old (rotting) pieces of fire wood, maybe some brush, etc... How much are they? No, I don't know what size I need or even how they come. I'd guess (no knowledge of them) maybe about 10 ft. long by 5 ft. wide. Also, can house hold things be mixed in if it's primarily yard waste or does it have to remain yard waste if that's my intentions? Thanks...
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05-29-2012, 08:14 AM | #2 | |
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http://www.thebagster.com/ Easy, convenient, and probably not as expensive as a regular dumpster. |
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Yard waste is not accepted in Bagsters in New Hampshire but thanks. So...Dumpsters anyone?
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05-29-2012, 12:03 PM | #4 |
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Casella does Tuftonboro/Wolfeboro, not sure about Moultonboro. I think we pd. about 600$ for 15 yd? I hope I am telling you the right numbers. I could be way off. I would just call them and ask. The thing to remember is get one big enough because if you go over in weight, it cost a LOT.
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05-29-2012, 12:20 PM | #6 |
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I believe everything you want get rid of can be dumped at the transfer station, it will be much cheaper than a dumpster that will cost at least a few hundred dollars.
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Why not
Just Google it or check yellow pages. It is really hard to get a good estimate because the prices are constantly going up. Not often down.
Also calling direct you can find out what is and what is not allowed to be dumped. I know hazardous waste is out of the question. I googled it and most want to know specifics like what is going in, how long, all things the person making the request would know.
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Bagsters are not serviced in Moultonboro, I tried. My problem is the driveway is not a highway, and they won't bring one down, and I won't cut trees for a dumpster
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I just researched the same and found Dumpster Depot to be the least expensive. I went with a 15 Yard dumpster that has a 1 ton weight limit for 295.00. Additional weight at 98.00 per ton.
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Thanks, LakeSnake That was the other one I was trying to think of. We didn't use that one though.
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The "Bagster" would work but you'd have to transport it yourself and I think that's what the O/P is trying to avoid. I have a 4X8 trailer with stakes and slats. I use a bagster as a liner but the back wall is slit for removal.
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That is the only good thing that has come out of my wife deciding to buy a rental property in Laconia is the use of the transfer station, and the ability to write off a lot of purchases to it. Best trailer investment I ever made was that dump trailer.
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Nope no hitch either but thanks...I've actually been contacted by PM by someone offering their services and actually borrowed a pickup (family) and made one trip (we brought some stuff home. I wasn't sure how/if a borrowed or rented vehicle could get into the dump. Well I'm sure it can but didn't know the specifics how that day.
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