Two Brothers Dumpsters Expands by Adding More Sizes to Its Lineup
Sep 16, 2022
As a locally-owned and -operated company, Two Brothers Dumspters has always been committed to serving the Tulsa community and now, the company can do so even more efficiently.
Tulsa Oklahoma - September 16, 2022 —
Requests for residential and commercial dumpsters in Tulsa, OK have been on the rise in recent months, and Two Brothers Dumpsters has risen to the occasion. The company has been assisting local property owners with debris removal since 2007, and now, it has added new dumpsters to its lineup. In addition to the conveniently sized 15- and 20-yard dumpsters that have been available through the company from the beginning, customers can now rent larger 25-yard models. Dumpsters in the new size lineup will be available to residents and business owners not just in the Tulsa, OK metro area but also in nearby towns.The company may be expanding its offerings, but it's not straying from the Litke's initial mission statement. According to the owners, "Two Brothers Dumpsters is a dumpster company committed to keeping rental prices low and operating expenses down, so you can make the most of your budget while staying on time and under budget." Because renting one larger dumpster is always less expensive than requesting two smaller ones, customers who need to haul away large amounts of debris can now save even more on an Affordable Dumpster Rental.
Two Brothers Dumpsters' initial offerings were already versatile enough to accommodate most customers. According to the company's owners, Brad and Devin Litke, "for each dumpster that you rent, you may comfortably toss in four thousand pounds of debris," which will cover most one-time and weekly uses. However, some residents and business owners looking for a Dumpster Rental in Tulsa need a little more space.
The new lineup of 25-yard dumpsters can handle even more weight, which makes them useful not just for larger residential or commercial projects but also for hauling away heavy debris. They are ideal for customers who work in the construction industry or need to clean up after a significant home improvement project, especially if the sites must be cleared of heavy debris such as bricks, concrete, or asphalt. While hazardous materials, contaminated soils, and infectious waste still need to be disposed of at specialty facilities, a Dumpster Rental in OK is the perfect solution for almost all other types of waste disposal.
Customers who work with Two Brothers Dumpsters to meet their waste disposal needs can rest easy knowing that they are getting not just the best prices around but also the best service. The owners of this local, family-operated business are proud to offer world-class service to their friends and neighbors in the Tulsa area. In addition to dumpster rentals, Two Brothers Dumpsters also provides more hands-on debris removal. This service is ideal for storm cleanup, junk removal, yard waste removal, construction clean-up, and other one-time projects.
About Two Brothers Dumpsters:
Two Brothers Dumpsters is a local, family-owned, and -operated waste removal company that serves the Tulsa, OK metro area and the surrounding towns. The company provides a range of dumpster sizes to both residential and commercial customers.
Contact Info:
Name: Brad and Devin Litke
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Organization: Two Brothers Dumpsters
Address: Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74012
Phone: 918-205-2525
Website: https://twobrotherscontainers.com/
Release ID: 89081765
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