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August 2026

Denver Waste No More 2026: Construction & Demolition Compliance Guide

On September 1, 2026, Denver’s Universal Recycling and Composting Ordinance (URCO), formerly known as Waste No More, will take effect for construction and demolition projects. In 2022, nearly 70% of voters approved the Waste No More ballot initiative, and in September 2025, Denver City Council adopted updated rules outlining how the ordinance will apply to con [...]

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July 2026

Implementing a Waste Management Plan on Your Jobsite

It’s no question that developing and implementing a waste management plan on a construction site can be a major headache. However, having a detailed and well-thought-out plan can make a world of difference in reducing costs and time spent on your site. Follow the tips below to ease the process of creating an effective waste management plan: 1. Estimate the [...]

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May 2026

Construction Waste and Its Environmental Impact

Did you know that the United States is estimated to produce over 600 million tons of Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste each year? That’s more than twice as much as the municipal solid waste! Globally, C&D waste is estimated to account for 30-40% of total waste generation, making it one of the largest waste streams in the world. Understanding [...]

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March 2026

How to Reduce and Manage Construction Waste

Effective waste management strategies on sites are paramount in ensuring an efficient project and protecting the environment. Without an effective plan to manage it, construction waste can lead to numerous issues, including pollution, increased greenhouse gas emissions, chemical contamination, and more. Additionally, poor waste management leads to project delays, gr [...]

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March 2026

Women in Construction Week 2026

What is Women in Construction Week? Women in Construction (WIC) Week traces its roots back to 1960, when Amarillo Mayor A.F. Madison proclaimed the first “Women in Construction Week” to honor the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) and recognize the growing contributions of women in the field. What began as a local acknowledgment of pio [...]

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December 2021

Guide to Renting A Dumpster during the Winter

Believe it or not, renting a dumpster during winter is a great option because there will be more sizes and availability for the dumpsters that you need. Summer is the peak time for roll-off dumpster services; therefore, if you are able to move a project to the colder season you will likely have no problems renting a dumpster. Tips for renting a dumpster in the winter [...]

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October 2021

How to load a dumpster

The importance of knowing how to load a dumpster properly is an often overlooked, but important part of the dumpster rental process. Failing to load it properly can make the whole process difficult, more time-consuming, and less effective. Additionally, poor loading practices could lead to physical damages, safety issues, and unnecessary charge costs. But worry no more [...]

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October 2021

Items Not Allowed in a Dumpster Rental

Whether you are renting a dumpster for the first time or the hundredth time, it is important to know the items that are not allowed in a rented dumpster. Many communities and companies have prohibited items in dumpsters due to health, environmental, and other factors. Therefore, it is essential for you to carefully review the provider’s fee and policy if you want to [...]

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