Most of what comes out of a house or a job site is fine. Here's the short version, plus the few things to keep out. Not sure about something? Just ask when you book.
Most household and construction debris is fine to load: furniture, household junk, wood, drywall, yard brush, roofing-free remodeling debris, and general cleanup. Fill the can to the rim. The two things worth knowing are where heavy material goes and the short list we can't take.
Concrete, dirt, rock, sod, brick, and roofing are too dense for the weight limits on the bigger cans, so they go in the 7-yard. Keep that load clean, just the heavy material, and it goes to the recycle plant instead of the landfill. Mix in wood or household junk and the whole load has to go to the landfill, so it's worth keeping the heavy stuff on its own.
Batteries, chemicals, and electronics can't go in any of our cans. Those have to be handled separately. If you've got a wet or sludge-type load, call first and we'll tell you straight whether a container works for it.
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