Category: Blog

New England Weather and Garbage: Cold and Hot Weather Tips

Living in New England comes with a blend of beautiful summer mornings and snowy winter nights, but have you ever considered how these dramatic weather shifts can affect your waste management? Understanding these seasonal changes can make all the difference in keeping your home clean and safe. In this blog, we will go over cold and hot weather tips to ensure these seasonal changes don’t cause a nuisance in your rubbish removal. Continue reading New England Weather and Garbage: Cold and Hot Weather Tips

Reducing Your Household Food Waste with Composting

With household food waste rapidly filling up landfills leaving a significant impact on the environment, it is key to be mindful of your trash production and how you choose to dispose of your household food waste. A frequent practice that has a positive impact on the environment is composting. Composting is a natural process that recycles organic material into valuable fertilizer and is also known to drastically cut methane emissions from entering the environment. In this blog, we will discuss how you can start composting your own household food waste, with tips along the way.

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Changing Garbage Haulers When a Business Moves

Moving your business is an exciting time of change and growth, which means it may be time to reassess your needs from commercial haulers. Whether you need general improved services for fluctuating waste streams or advanced methods of disposal, learn how LeBoeuf Rubbish Removal can work for you. In this blog, we will go over changing garbage haulers when your business moves, detailing how to handle new waste streams and whether it calls for compactor installation. Continue reading Changing Garbage Haulers When a Business Moves

Hazardous Waste Can’t Be Thrown Away: What to Do

As Massachusetts and Connecticut strive for more environmental safety and sustainability, it is important to understand what can and cannot go in the garbage. Waste disposal bans have been put in place to reduce the amount of hazardous waste that is sent to landfills, which significantly impacts residents in the residing states. In this blog, we will go over the hazardous waste disposal bans in Massachusetts and Connecticut as well as discuss alternate options for waste you may need to dispose of. Continue reading Hazardous Waste Can’t Be Thrown Away: What to Do

Front-Loading Dumpster Etiquette From One of Our Drivers

Here at LeBoeuf Rubbish Removal, we pride ourselves on providing our customers with efficient services to tackle all their rubbish needs. Being mindful of front-loading dumpster etiquette is key to allowing our services to run smoothly for not only your disposal but also those around you. In this blog, we will cover what you can do to ensure all your garbage needs are taken care of, with some front-loading dumpster etiquette tips from one of our wonderful drivers. Continue reading Front-Loading Dumpster Etiquette From One of Our Drivers

Dangers to Haulers Due to Lithium Batteries in the Garbage

Lithium batteries, also known as lithium-ion batteries, are the gold standard when it comes to high-energy batteries. Most commonly found in phones, they can also be found in other high-end electronics, power tools, and even smaller household batteries such as AA and AAA. However, the massive amount of power they hold also makes putting lithium batteries in the garbage a danger to your household and your garbage haulers. Learn why and what to do with them instead. Continue reading Dangers to Haulers Due to Lithium Batteries in the Garbage

How Do I Get Notified for LeBoeuf Delays?

No one wants to find out after the fact that their garbage and recycling isn’t getting picked up today. If you’re a current LeBoeuf Rubbish Removal customer, we want to make sure you’re up-to-date on any handling delays. Whether it’s a scheduled holiday delay or sudden events such as weather or construction impacting our routes, you can get notified of LeBoeuf delays in garbage and recycling services by email, social media, or by visiting our website. Find out more below, including instructions and helpful links. Continue reading How Do I Get Notified for LeBoeuf Delays?

LeBoeuf Sponsors: Trinity Provost’s #07 Car at the Stafford Speedway

We’re proud to sponsor Trinity Provost, an exciting talent in the world of racing at Stafford Motor Speedway in Connecticut! As a dedicated driver of car #07 in the Limited Late Model Class, Trinity is making her mark on the track. Celebrating her fourth year of racing, she has transformed her passion into a thrilling adventure, honoring her family legacy while forging her own path. Read on to learn more about Trinity’s story and Leboeuf Rubbish Removal’s commitment to giving back to our community! Continue reading LeBoeuf Sponsors: Trinity Provost’s #07 Car at the Stafford Speedway

Finding a Better Partner in School Waste Management

Schools, from elementary to college academic campuses, have their own special waste management needs, which sets them apart from residential and commercial organizations. Differing needs depending on the seasons and months, large amounts of both residential and commercial waste, and municipal requirements can all make school waste management difficult for haulers. Thankfully, with years of experience helping out local New England schools, LeBoeuf is here to provide solutions and be a better partner so your facility can focus on education. Continue reading Finding a Better Partner in School Waste Management

Best Practices for Recycling from Your Hauler

Ever uncertain what can and cannot be placed in the recycling? Or if you need to handle recycling carts differently from your garbage carts? LeBoeuf Rubbish Removal is here to help answer all your questions. Learn best practices for recycling directly from your hauler, from our printable recycling guide to in-depth best practices on everything from what you put in the cart to how to place it to minimize delays. Continue reading Best Practices for Recycling from Your Hauler