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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Restricted:
No stucco, no rebar over 3 inches, no garbage, no oversized pieces (must be under 3 feet)
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Hazardous Waste:
Paint, stains, varnish, pesticides, chemicals, asbestos, batteries, medical waste
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Flammable:
Gasoline, diesel, oil, propane tanks, aerosol cans, fireworks, explosives
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Special Items:
Large tree stumps, asbestos, railroad ties
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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., 0.5 ton for a 5-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.