It’s finally here. The big dreaded M-word! Moving day can be so terribly stressful that you may not want to even utter the word. One of the biggest reasons for this stress is that you always have so much rubbish clearance and no idea what to do with it. In sheer frustration, many people, even otherwise good and rational people, end up taking improper actions they would never take if they knew of a better option. These actions usually don’t serve hem well, nor other people. Below are some tips on how to be responsible with your rubbish clearance on moving day.
Don’t Leave Your Rented Place Full of Junk. Not only will you never get your deposit back if you do, you’ll also never have a chance at a good reference from your landlord on any future rentals. If you’re struggling with too much rubbish clearance, you can call a specialized service provider and schedule a booking with them the day of or day before your moving day.
A specialized service company’s prices are very fair and they schedule the pick up at your convenience. You’ll also get a waste transfer ticket so you’ll know for sure that your rubbish clearance is not being illegally fly tipped as so many fly by night outfits do! This can save you a headache and hefty fine if it were to be traced back to you.
Don’t Send Your Rubbish Clearance To the Landfill. Moving day is a day we have to be extra careful we don’t do something that will rip our moral fiber! Making sure your waste removal does not end up in landfills is an important part of this. If you have a lot of rubbish clearance, you can try to give away some of it to your neighbors and friends. Remember, one person’s junk is another person’s treasure. It may be that you just need to downsize for the move and you have furniture and other household items that other people would love to have, especially for free. If you have time, you can also try donating some of your rubbish clearance to charities.
Another way to divert your rubbish clearance from landfills is by ringing a rubbish removal company and scheduling a booking. The core business model…
