What Materials Our General Debris Dumpster Accept?
We accept a wide variety of materials in our general debris dumpsters, with some limitations. Here’s what you can and cannot dispose of in our roll-off containers.
Accepted Materials
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Construction debris (wood, metal, stucco, tile, drywall, glass)
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Yard waste
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Office waste
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Metal items
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General non-hazardous waste
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Household furniture, appliances, electronics (extra fees apply)
Not Allowed
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No rebar over 3 inches protruding
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No oversized pieces (must be under 3 feet)
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Hazardous:
Paint, chemicals, asbestos, batteries, medical waste
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Flammable:
Gasoline, oil, propane tanks, aerosol cans, fireworks
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Special Items:
Large tree stumps, asbestos, railroad ties
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No overfilling the dumpster
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Important: Inert materials (dirt, concrete, bricks, asphalt) are not allowed in general debris dumpsters.
Golden Rule for Inert Materials
Use a separate dumpster for concrete, brick, dirt, and asphalt. Mixing inert materials with regular debris reclassifies the load as general debris, which is subject to strict weight limits (e.g., 1 ton for a 10-yard dumpster). Overweight charges will apply if the load exceeds the general debris weight limit. Our inert-material dumpsters have no weight limits, but mixing materials will cause extra charges.