Dumpster Rental Oak Ridge, TN

Order a Roll-off Dumpster for Any Project

Choosing the right size dumpster for your project doesn't have to be guesswork. Just consult the team here at Budget Dumpster and we'll make sure you get the right dumpster for the work. We service all of greater Knoxville with affordable roll-off containers that can be delivered at any time during the week. All we require is that you call us up to order your containers. Once that has been done we will have your dumpster rentals delivered to your location in Oak Ridge.

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• We charge flat rates for all of our containers
• All of our dumpsters are available at any time during the week
• 20 and 30 yard containers are currently available
• No quantity limits, choose the containers that you want!
• Low prices without any hidden fees!

All of the features you'd like to see in a dumpster rental service are offered right here at Budget Dumpster. Every dumpster we offer is available for delivery whenever you decide to call us up. Orders are handled directly over the phone so you can get the smoothest customer experience possible. Just let us know which sizes your project requires, or we can recommend a size for you, and we'll have them delivered to your home or work site in 1-2 business days!

How Much Trash Does the United States Produce?

The United States is actually the largest producer of trash in the world. With just 300 million people comprising our population, we produce the most garbage out of every other country. You might wonder how that kind of discrepancy between population and trash production can be possible. Well a lot of it has to do with the fact that Americans consume a lot more goods than other populations. Our society is relatively affluent, allowing more of us to buy things which create waste.

Such things as food, clothing, electronics, books, and other items create waste. This is either through the packaging they come in or some other use that they have which creates additional waste. So all of the plastic, cardboard, paper, and food waste that results from consuming all of these items has to go somewhere, and that somewhere is usually the landfill.

The U.S. produces roughly 250 million tons of garbage annually, most of which goes to landfills. The next closest country is Russia which has an annual production rate of approximately 208 million tons of trash. After that the numbers fall dramatically as very few countries even come close to breaking the 200 million ton mark.

Fortunately, it's not all doom and gloom. Current estimates show that 30% of all trash is recycled within the United States, a number that continues to climb as more cities develop sustainable waste disposal practices. We here at Budget Dumpster use recycling facilities as often as possible to help curb the rising trash rate. Within a few short generations we might just be able to completely recycle or reuse everything we throw out!