Not too long ago, we stopped by the Washington International School in Washington D.C. When we arrived, we found that this campus housed anything but your typical school. This school was established in 1966 by Dorothy Goodman who realized the need for a Washington D.C. school that catered to the needs of the international as […]
Read MoreThat’s right, the third and fourth largest telecommunications companies in the U.S. are talking of a merger that could possibly begin this summer. Ever since delivering to a T-Mobile store in Charlotte, NC, we have been keeping up with the company’s news. So far, this preliminary deal is for $32 billion and lists that Sprint […]
Read MoreLove penguins? Love the zoo? We do, and we were so excited to help out the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore with a dumpster delivery. Right now, construction is underway for the African Penguin Exhibit, set to open this fall. By visiting the zoo’s website, you can see pictures of the progress as it goes on. […]
Read MoreAfter delivering to Gander Mountain, a camping and hunting store in Fayetteville, NC, we felt like we could use a trip outdoors. Now that the weather is finally warmer, camping would be a great retreat. However, novice campers may not know what to bring — or expect. We’ve compiled some of our best summer camping […]
Read MoreThose of you in the Greater Philadelphia area are probably familiar with Philly Beer Week, and know that Philadelphians are currently celebrating their favorite ales at their favorite venues all over the city. After delivering to a Samuel Adams Brewery in Breiningsville, PA, we decided to look into the festivities a little further and find out […]
Read MoreYou may think you have zero options when looking for a healthier fast food option. This may seem like an oxymoron, but Chick-fil-A is doing something that will technically make its food healthier in the eyes of many. And our recent delivery to a location in Fredericksburg, VA opened our eyes to this great news. […]
Read MoreWhat do you think about when you hear “Memorial Day”? Many of us may be thinking about a day off from work, a weekend at the beach, or a family barbecue. While it’s certainly nice to have a day of relaxation, too often we neglect the real reason for this national day of remembrance. On […]
Read MoreNot too long ago, we were able to help out with a bar remodel at Rick’s Sports Bar in Export, PA. That delivery got us thinking about some of the world’s most popular alcohol — and just in time for world cocktail day! As a form of celebration, we’ve gathered some information and tips for […]
Read MoreAt Roll Off Dumpster Direct, we’re always intrigued by a large corporation that is interested in bettering the community. And, that’s exactly what we found after making a delivery to a Subaru dealership in Trenton, NJ. For our readers outside the Greater Philadelphia area, each year 93.3 WMMR, a local radio station, hosts a charity […]
Read MoreConstruction and demolition waste, also known as C&D waste, usually consists of heavy, bulky materials that can potentially cause harm to us and the environment if not disposed of correctly. Recycling C & D materials helps to avoid this harm, and it conserves space in landfills. Often, even the smallest of materials can be converted […]
Read MoreOur team at Roll-Off Dumpster Direct is passionate about something most people aren’t – your garbage! The dumpster industry is not black and white; neither is what you consider trash. There are many reasons to consider donating before dumping. Giving Tuesday – although a bit late this year – is right around the corner. In […]
Continue reading →Dumpster diving is more popular than ever, drawing everyone from environmentalists to thrill-seekers on a mission to score free finds. What started as a last-resort activity is now a mainstream fad, offering everything from perfectly good food to unused retail products. But there’s one question on everyone’s mind: is it legal? What Is Dumpster Diving, […]
Continue reading →Cleaning out the garden and flower beds after summer can be quite the job, especially if you don’t have the right tools. Pulling out the old foliage, removing the last of your tomatoes, and taking the top layer of weeds and mulch can take a few days. When you have been relying on your small, […]
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