Dumpster Enclosures Nampa, ID

Take a look at the key steps our team follows when installing an attractive and functional custom dumpster enclosure:

Design Consultation

The process begins when you contact us to request a dumpster enclosure for your commercial or multi-family housing property. We schedule an on-site design consultation at your convenience to discuss your needs and specifications.

Key details we cover include:

• Intended purpose and required capacity
• Expected usage volume
• Ideal location based on access routes
• Size of your actual dumpster(s)
• Material and color preferences to match existing aesthetics
• Budget for the project
• Timeline for completion

With a firm understanding of your requirements in hand, we put our design expertise to work creating a customized dumpster enclosure concept. This includes detailed drawings indicating dimensions, materials, colors and additional features like gates or roofs.

Proposal and Quote

Next we present the dumpster enclosure design concept along with a written proposal detailing the full scope of work. This allows you to visualize how the end result will appear and function on your property before work begins.

As part of the proposal, we provide a project quote covering all labor and material costs. There are no hidden fees or charges. You can approve the design and quote or request revisions until the plans align with your expectations.

Permitting

With your approval in hand, Our team take care of pulling all required permits from the city for constructing the dumpster enclosure. We’re familiar with Nampa’s permit processes, compliance standards and documentation requirements. Taking permit headaches off your plate saves you considerable time and hassle.

Site Preparation

In most cases, installing a dumpster enclosure requires minimal site preparation work. We communicate all requirements once the final plans are set. If you need assistance, Nampa Fence can dispatch our team to handle tasks like:

• Clearing and leveling the installation area
• Grading work
• Pouring a concrete pad sized to fit the dumpster(s)
• Installation of bollards or corner guards as protective barriers

Proper site prep ensures your dumpster enclosure gets built upon stable, level ground for optimal functionality and longevity.

Material Staging

With prep work completed, it’s time for our construction crew to roll in. We stage all necessary fencing materials onsite like lumber, posts, gates and hardware. Staging materials close to the install area improves workflow efficiency when it’s time to start building.

Enclosure Framework Build

The framework comes together first during the dumpster enclosure installation process. This involves:

• Digging holes and securing posts in an alignment matching the permitted plans
• Attaching horizontal cross beams and top rails
• Installing additional reinforcing supports at critical joints for maximum stability

Our fence crews build upon decades of carpentry expertise to construct an enclosure framework engineered to handle heavy use and Idaho’s element while blending attractively into your existing layout.

Siding and Capping Installation

With a sturdy underlying framework in place, we shift focus to enclosing the dumpster area on all sides with your preferred material. The most common siding options we install include:

Wood: Stained cedar siding offers a timeless, attractive look for matching many building exteriors. Cedar also naturally resists moisture, decay and pests.

PVC: For lower maintenance durability, vinyl siding requires little upkeep while still providing an integrated, polished appearance.

Concrete: Concrete masonry units give enclosures incredible stability and protection. The material resists impacts while also containing noise.

Composite: Blended materials like fiber-reinforced plastic offer structural rigidity along with moisture, chemical and UV resistance.

We ensure all siding gets attached properly to withstand heavy usage without becoming an eyesore. Aluminum framing wraps off the edges for clean, finished look. The gate frame also gets built at this stage.

Gate Installation

The gate allows convenient dumpster access while preventing unauthorized usage and keeping contents hidden from view. Our crews hang the pre-built gate using heavy-duty steel hinges and latch hardware for smooth, reliable operation. Additional locking mechanisms can be added to control after-hours access as needed.

Finishing Touches

Nampa Fence puts great pride into perfecting all details for optimal durability, performance and aesthetics. The last construction steps include:

• Touch up paint – We apply extra finish coats on any siding sections needing coverage improvement for a consistent appearance all around.
• Weatherproofing – All exposed horizontal surfaces get capped with aluminum flashing strips to prevent moisture seepage into the framework over time.
• Site cleanup – No construction job is complete until the work area gets cleared of all debris! We remove all leftover materials and sweep up any stray screws, nails or wood bits from the installation process.

When the crew packs up, your brand new custom dumpster enclosure is ready for your waste containers!