by Robert Gooch | Aug 13, 2026 | Blog
September in the Valley, and the yard finally gets its reckoning: overgrown oleander, a summer’s worth of dropped palm fronds, dead sod ripped out along the fence line, all of it waiting on you. It piles up fast. A few contractor bags won’t cut it. The...
by Robert Gooch | Aug 11, 2026 | Blog
The old patio comes up in slabs. Two guys, a jackhammer, and by lunch there’s a pile of broken concrete stacked against the fence in Sherman Oaks. Then somebody asks the question that decides the whole week: what size roll-off do we rent for this? Most people...
by Robert Gooch | Jul 22, 2026 | Blog
Reserve the Roll-Off Before the Calendar Fills The house sold, the closing date is set, and everything inside has to be gone by the end of the month. An estate is the same story, only heavier – a lifetime of furniture, boxes, and things nobody wants to sort...
by Robert Gooch | Jun 22, 2026 | Blog
Here’s the Dumpster Size That Fits The kitchen’s gutted, the old cabinets are stacked in the driveway, and the tile guy starts Monday. Now you need somewhere to put all of it. Pick a roll-off that’s too small, and you pay for a second haul; pick the...
by Robert Gooch | Jun 16, 2026 | Blog
Replacing Your Roof in LA This Summer? Here’s the Right Dumpster for the Tear-Off Quick Takeaways A typical Valley roof runs 20 to 30 squares, and a tear-off can produce two to four tons of heavy, dense debris. For most single-layer residential roofs, a 10-yard...
by Robert Gooch | Jun 4, 2026 | Blog
Quick Takeaways According to a 2022 CRAFTSMAN survey, more than a third of American garages (36%) are too cluttered to fit a car — the San Fernando Valley is no exception. For most garage cleanouts, the 3-yard container handles a light purge; a Lowboy 20-yard fits a...
