Here’s Why Homeowners Planning Renovation Work Should Also Rent A Dumpster
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With the appropriate permits in hand, homeowners can truly transform their aging house into something special. These projects can prove to be a large undertaking, however, so there needs to be beginning-to-end logistical considerations. That’s because blueprints only tell half the story; the other half is a pile of scrap construction material sitting in your front yard. Thus, those with a similar project on the horizon will need junk removal services and have to rent a dumpster in the process. The final product will look better due to a more organized work site and you won’t anger your neighbors during the process because they had to look at a mountain of pipes, plywood and a plethora of other items ripped from the innards of your home. According to a late 2017 study of 95,920 U.S. homeowners , spending on renovations was on the rise. More than half of those surveyed planned to “continue or start renovations in 2017 … Homeowners plan to spend on average $27,300, a 4 percent i