Our newest provider "Waste Watchers" has been added to the Savannah service area. WasteWatchers proivde affordable Savannah dumpster rentals and back it with great customer care. The WasteWatchers founding partners have over 50 years of experience working in waste management. When it comes to the business of waste disposal, they know the industry from inside out. From driving trucks to managing fleets, they have done it all. They have first-hand knowledge of how to deliver outstanding waste management services to every single client. We are excited that Waste Watchers has joined the DDS family of providers. 

 

Give them a call today at: 912-303-8072 

Visit their page to get started with WasteWatchers:http://www.discountdumpstershop.com/waste_removal_services_savannah_georgia.aspx

We would like to announce “DumpsterShop” as our newly acquired partner in Valdosta, Georiga. Dumpster Shop is your “One Stop Waste Shop” that is convenient, reliable and affordable. They bring over 30 years of experience to the Valdosta area and can help you achieve any size project.

Give them a call today at 229-375-5380. 

If you would like to become a partner with DiscountDumpsterShop in Valdosta, Georiga please visit http://www.discountdumpstershop.com/waste_removal_services_valdosta_georgia.aspx for more information. 

 

Discount DumpsterShop would like to announce our new provider “Big Red Box” located in Columbia, South Carolina. They provide the Columbia area with dumpster rentals sizes ranging from 10 Cubic yards all the way to 30 Cubic yards. Choosing a dumpster size can be a difficult task if you do not have the experience. The Big Red Box has a friendly staff that will help you choose the right dumpster for your job.They have provided the Columbia area with quality dumpsters for years and look to gain your business as a valued customer. 

Visit their page and welcome them to the Discount DumpsterShop family!

Call Today: 803-403-8416

 http://www.discountdumpstershop.com/waste_removal_services_columbia_southcarolina.aspx

The dumpster diving term originates from the best-known manufacturer of commercial trash bins, Dempster, who use the trade name "Dumpster" for their bins,[3] and the fanciful image of someone leaping head first into a dumpster as if it were a swimming pool. In practice, the size and design of most dumpsters makes it possible to retrieve many items from the outside of dumpsters without having to "dive" into them. The practice of dumpster diving is also known variously as bin-diving,[4] containering,[5] D-mart,[6] dumpstering,[7] tatting, or "recycled" food. A similar term is binner and is often used to describe people that collect recyclable materials for their deposit value. www.dumpstershop.com

We welcome Arwood Waste as our first vendor in the Jacksonville, Florida market!