When you renovate, it can be surprising to see how much waste comes out of your house. From damaged drywall and broken tile to old light and plumbing fixtures, it can be tricky to know what to do with all of that refuse. Many people assume that a dumpster bag is the answer, but these can be more trouble than they’re worth. Here is a little more information about how dumpster bags can cause problems, and why you should consider a traditional dumpster rental instead.

Reasons Not to Use Dumpster Bags

1. Expensive

Dumpster bags are cheap bags that can be purchased at home improvement stores, brought home, unfolded, and filled with debris. While they may seem like an affordable option due to their low price on the store shelf, you also have to pay to have the bag picked up by the manufacturer, which can cost a few hundred dollars. There are other hidden expenses involved with dumpster bags, such as fees for overages, improper use, or incorrect placement.

2. Small

Dumpster bags are only designed to accommodate about three cubic yards of trash, while mini dumpster rentals can take at least 10 yards. When you compare the amount of junk that can be hauled away with the cost, it is far cheaper to work with a traditional dumpster rental business. 

3. Difficult to Move 

Another significant problem with dumpster bags is the fact that they aren’t designed to be moved by homeowners. While some dumpster rentals come with convenient wheels to make it easy to move your bin around, dumpster bags need to be lifted out of place with a crane, making it impossible to adjust your renovation setup. The bag must stay at the street, meaning you have to haul waste to the curb to deposit it.

If you are about to start a renovation or cleanup project, turn to Chuck-It Containers, LLC, in Akron and Cleveland, OH. These professionals are committed to creating a simple user experience for their clients, offering convenient wheeled dumpsters, flexible payment arrangements, and excellent communication. When you need a dumpster, visit their website or call (216) 441-3333.