Langhorne, PA -- (SBWire) -- 05/11/2016 --Trash Daddy, a trash container rental service based in Langhorne, PA, wants to make trash disposal and removal easy for area homeowners . Homeowners who are embarking on DIY remodel, build-out, or landscaping projects maybe stymied by the prospect of getting rid of waste once their project is completed. For that reason, Trash Daddy offers full waste removal services to Bucks County customers.

Trash Daddy's distinctive bright yellow dumpsters can hold refuse like drywall, tiles, shingles, and more, making them perfect for disposing of waste during a home remodel or construction project. The containers can be ordered over the phone or online, for the customer's convenience. Trash Daddy offers containers in three sizes: Small, medium, and large. Once customers select the size of their dumpster rental, Trash Daddy will deliver it anywhere in Bucks County. Dumpsters can be rented for a time period of seven to 21 days, with extensions available to homeowners who need it. Once homeowners have finished filling up their Trash Daddy dumpster, the company will come dispose of the waste for them.

Full-service waste removal from Trash Daddy saves homeowners time and stress. The company has a thorough knowledge of the proper waste disposal procedures for rubbish from at-home projects. By trusting Trash Daddy, homeowners will not have to risk fines for improper disposal. Furthermore, they won't have to worry about renting a truck or other equipment to successfully haul away and dispose of the trash. All that homeowners need to concern themselves with is selecting the proper size for their Trash Daddy (the company provides a handy guide online to help customers make the right choice).

Learn more about how Trash Daddy can help by visiting http://www.trashdaddy.net.

About Trash Daddy
Trash Daddy is a Langhorne, PA-based roll-off container service. The company offers convenient, cost-effective dumpster rental with same-day delivery, flat rate charges and consistent customer support.

To learn more, visit http://www.trashdaddy.net.