Dumpster Rental Santa Ana, CA

Rent a Roll Off Container and Save More!

Residents and businesses of Santa Ana can finally get the dumpster rentals they need at a bargain rate. Budget Dumpster has some of the lowest rental prices in the Los Angeles area, allowing just about anyone to get the roll off containers they need. We can work with you to figure out the best solution for your trash disposal, regardless of how big or small your trash problem might be. Give us a ring anytime to get your order started!

Our Roll Off Dumpsters Can Save You More!

• Order the size that fits your project!
• 10, 20, 30, and 40 yarders available
• We also provide 10 yarders for hauling asphalt, concrete, block, and brick
• Use any of our dumpsters for two weeks!
• Get the lowest rental rate every time!

Our dumpsters can be used for a variety of different waste removal projects both commercial and residential. Customers use our roll offs all the time for removing large piles of debris from their homes. And it's not just little cleanup projects, we're talking about removing large chunks of drywall and wood refuse. We can provide a suitably sized roll off for all of your household disposal needs, as well as those fit for general contractor and construction company work.

How Do Landfills Compare to Other Methods of Waste Disposal?

Despite their reputation for being stinking piles of garbage, landfills have actually been improved over the years in both design and function. Today, all landfills are built using standardized materials that provide both stability and enhanced containment properties. Every landfill is built with a rigid plastic layer that seals in liquid wastes, while several other layers of gravel and clay lie on top of it to keep the solid waste firmly in place. Running through each landfill is a system of ventilation pipes that allow methane and other gaseous byproducts of decomposition to be funneled to a storage facility for later use as a fuel for power.

Other disposal methods include the use of waste-to-energy technologies, one of which we've already touched upon. Some of these technologies include anaerobic digesters which are designed to rapidly decompose organic waste in order to produce methane. This gas can be used to generate electricity, just as it is when produced by landfills. It is a common disposal choice for everything from food scraps to farm waste, and the process even generates fertilizer which can be sold for agricultural purposes.

Lastly, there are recycling programs that allow certain waste materials to be reprocessed for use in manufacturing. These materials include plastics, paper, metal, and glass all of which are found in commonly purchased consumer goods. Recycling these materials is the best way to lower consumption of raw materials, preserving more natural resources. Recycling is always preferable to landfilling, but not all waste can be recycled.

So in comparing these three different methods of waste disposal, it is clear that all of them are necessary for sustainability. But given the limitations of today's technology, all three of them are still needed to adequately dispose of all the waste produced every year.