EasyChute Videos: The Trash Chute in Action
The fastest way to understand the EasyChute is to watch it work. These are our own videos from real job sites around Boston — co-founders Tim Hogan and Leo Guarente hanging the chute, dropping plaster, drywall and lath straight into the dumpster, and packing it up for the next job.
▶ WatchEasyChute promo: the construction and roofing chute
Our original promo — the EasyChute at work on construction and roofing jobs.
▶ WatchHow to install an EasyChute construction chute
The setup, start to finish: hang the top section, connect sections, position the bottom over the dumpster.
▶ WatchBeacon Hill, Boston — Tim Hogan
Co-founder Tim Hogan uses EasyChute on a Beacon Hill job instead of carrying bags of debris down a tight staircase.
▶ WatchNorth End, Boston — with Junk Depot
Leo Guarente shows EasyChute on a North End job with Junk Depot.
▶ WatchEasyChute with a Junkster Bag
Leo pairs the chute with a Junkster Bag at the bottom for a quick cleanup.
▶ WatchHanging and testing an EasyChute
Leo Guarente mounts an EasyChute and runs it.
▶ WatchPlaster down the chute
Plaster and lath go straight from the work floor into the dumpster.
▶ WatchTim Hogan on a residential job
Tim Hogan skips the bag-and-carry routine on a residential renovation.
Ready to try it on your next job?
EasyChute comes in 10, 25 and 50 ft sections that connect to any height, and every order ships free. Shop chute sections or read the step-by-step installation guide.