disposal requirements
Over filled and/or over weight bins must be dealt with prior to our drivers arrival. Contact dispatch for extra bins if needed.
tips for loading your dumpster effectively
- Before loading your dumpster know what's allowed and what isn't (read below)
- Load up evenly
- Think of a jigsaw puzzle while loading your dumpster
- Never overfill
- Better planning means better results
what cannot be disposed in a rolloff bin?
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Paints:
You can’t toss paint, acetones, finishes, or wood stains in a dumpster. Tires: They are not allowed in dumpsters either. There are different approaches to safely discarding scrap tires. One alternative includes taking old tires to your neighborhood automobile parts store or tire vendor for reuse. |
Batteries:
Vehicle batteries and dry-cell batteries can’t be placed in a dumpster since they can spill chemicals that are not environmentally friendly. You can reuse vehicle batteries by returning them to stores that sell vehicle batteries. |
Chemical and Biological:
Pesticides, engine oil and propane tanks, family cleaners, ink, and clinical waste should never be placed in a dumpster. There are regularly planned garbage collection events in many areas where individuals can drop off their hazardous waste for appropriate removal. |
Other:
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items that must be prepped or separated
The following will be subject to extra charges from landfill operations, if not properly prepped or separated:
- Rolls: Hose, Hydraulic Line, Conduit etc. must be cut down to 4 ft.
- Tarps, Geo Cloth, Snow Fence Etc. must be separated from the load not mixed
- Wood bins must not contain any garbage of any sort.
- Concrete bins must not contain garbage of any sort.
- Appliances, Furniture, and Electronics must be hauled separately.
