Dumpster Rental Riverton, UT

Choose Your Open-Top Dumpsters Today!

Ordering a dumpster rental in Riverton is simple when you know where to go. For thousands of people across the country, the place to go is always Budget Dumpster. No other rental service allows you to rent as many open-top dumpsters as you need at such low prices. Go ahead and browse our selection of open-tops and you'll see what we're talking about. Then just grab the phone and dial our number! We'll be here to answer your call.

Rent as Many Dumpsters as Your Project Needs!

• We service greater Salt Lake with 15, 20, 30, and 40 yard containers
• Our customer service is second to none!
• Just two days is all we need to get your dumpsters delivered!
• Get a flat rate for any of our waste containers
• We dispose of all waste responsibly using EPA regulated facilities

Roll-off dumpsters aren't just for construction projects and contractors. Property owners can just as easily use our dumpsters to help clean up some of the larger messes they might come across. For instance, we've had customers call in to request a dumpster so they could clean out an old storage shed in their backyard. Another ordered a dumpster so they could finally finish remodeling a house they were going to flip. There's no limit to the amount of work you can get done when you have the right dumpster. Just call today to order yours!

How Does Landfilling Work?

It might surprise you to learn just how much engineering and careful planning goes into landfill operations. Today's landfills are far from the open garbage pits that were used during the early part of the 20^th century. Successive waves of environmental regulations and improvements in containment techniques have allowed landfills to become very neutral in their impact on the environment. Here's a little look behind the process of landfilling trash.

First, the trash is gathered up from residential and commercial areas. This is done through either a service like our dumpster rentals in Riverton or a municipal garbage hauler who works for a particular city. Once the trash is collected it is taken to a transfer station where recyclables and organic waste can be sorted out if the local city has the appropriate infrastructure in place. Everything that is bound for a landfill is loaded up and hauled to the nearest disposal site, usually located several miles outside of major areas.

Once the garbage truck arrives at the landfill it will be directed to a particular part of the facility where it can dump its trash. Once the trash is dumped it will be compacted and covered with soil before the day is over. As soon as that happens the trash will remain there for it to slowly decompose over the course of decades, even centuries. To mitigate chances of outside contamination, each layer of trash is covered with soil, rock, plastic, and clay. These materials also form the base layer of the landfill which keeps both solid and liquid waste inside the site. Ventilation systems are also built into the landfill which allows methane and other gases to be vented out of the site.

There are many other engineering practices that go on behind the scenes to ensure the relative cleanliness of a landfill. With all of these measures in place, landfills are a safe way to dispose of waste.