Practical guides to sizing, cost, permits and disposal, written for Cottonwood Heights and Salt Lake County rather than in general.
A rule that used to be loosely enforced now costs real money. Since January 2026, arriving at the Salt Lake Valley Landfill with an uncovered load doubles your disposal fee.
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The most expensive sizing mistake around here is ordering by volume when the real limit is weight. Here's how to get it right first time.
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Why quotes vary so much between companies, what a flat rate should include, and the specific questions worth asking before you book.
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The county landfill charges $12 a ton for clean soil and $36 for mixed trash. A little sorting on site turns directly into a lower invoice.
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On your own driveway, no permit. On a public street, a different answer - and the surrounding valley cities each run their own process.
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Concrete is the one material where the physics, not your preference, decides the container. Here's how heavy debris gets handled around Cottonwood Heights.
Read the guideOlder homes along the east bench hide more weight than they look. Planning the debris side properly is what keeps a renovation budget intact.
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The Wasatch Front takes real winter weather, and the bench catches the worst of it. Here's how to handle the debris a big storm leaves behind.
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Clearing a family home is hard enough without the logistics fighting you. Here's how to plan the practical side with as little stress as possible.
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