Dumpster Diving, A new Concern and Risk for Business Owners with Dumpsters in Michigan

USA (SANEPR.com) June 26, 2008 -- Dumpster Diving is the practice of searching through industrial commercial or residential dumpster trash to find items that have been discarded by their owners, but which may be of value to the dumpster diver. Sherman said “You never know what someone has put in the dumpster that could cause serious injury or hurt the individual. With the downward turn in the economy, people are do things that are risky to themselves and the owners of business. It concerns me when I see a business that is not using a secure trash system and they are hiring haulers without the proper insurance.” Trash picking carries the risk of injury on broken glass or other dangerous or disgusting objects.

The practice of Dumpster diving is also known as: binning, alley surfing, trash diving, scoop and run, curbing, dumpster sale, dumpster mart, dumpster jump, trash picking, garaging, garbage picking, garbage gleaning, skip-raiding, skip diving, skipping, skip-weaseling, roll off dumpster dive, and trashing.

Mr. Sherman Rogers has set up a list of speaking engagements to make the public and business owners aware of this growing liability risk and the action they need to take to avoid making costly mistakes. In the month of June, Mr. Sherman Rogers will be speaking at local community college events and at the National Real Estate Network meeting in Livonia, Michigan. Mr. Sherman said “It is important I match the right dumpster with the owners’ needs. When you are dealing with dumpsters there are many kinds like: dumpsters, roll off dumpster, dumpster rental, trash dumpsters, and locking dumpsters. The owners need to have the right size and dimensions for the dumpster. They need to look to see should I buy a dumpster or rent a dumpster?”

For 10 years Sherman Rogers and All Waste has been Michigan’s best trash hauling and junk removal company. In 1988 Sherman Rogers started his company with a Mack truck and 12 roll-off dumpsters. Rogers, president of All Waste, now runs an all-Mack fleet of 12 trucks and more than 500 dumpsters.

All Waste serves the greater metropolitan Detroit area, providing rubbish and trash removal. They service all sites including construction, industrial and commercial such as shopping centers, malls and restaurants. They can also accommodate residential sites with 10 to 40 foot dumpsters with open top and rear door swing.

Over the past two decades All Waste has worked to continue the good name they have earned. Their radio dispatch units enable them to respond to their customers quickly and professionally for jobs like demolition, remodeling waste removal and basement cleanup. They exceed others in trash compactor sales and dumpster rentals. They even do yard cleaning, appliance removal, trash and rubbish collection. All Waste contributes a portion of their proceeds to a research foundation working to find a cure for breast cancer.

All Waste works with clean ups, demolition, commercial, residential, and industrial in South East Michigan. They are the leading waste, junk and rubbish removal service with various sized dumpsters.

Contact:

ALL WASTE, LLC
4751 22 Mile Road
Shelby Township, MI 48317-1515
Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm Eastern Time
Monday - Friday (Excluding U.S. holidays)
Phone: 877-524-1002
Web site: http://thegarbageman.com/
Email: sherman@all-waste.com



This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group




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