Loading tips
- Put flat, heavy items on the bottom and spread weight evenly.
- Break down furniture and cardboard to cut wasted space.
- Fill gaps with smaller debris and bagged trash.
- Keep everything at or below the top edge. Overfilled containers may not be hauled safely.
Watch the weight
Heavy materials like shingles, tile, and plaster add up quickly. Every 100 lbs over 2,000 lbs costs $9.
Keep restricted items out
Generally accepted
Typical household and light renovation debris.
- Household junk and clutter
- Furniture (sofas, tables, chairs, dressers)
- Boxes, toys, and general stored items
- Drywall, trim, and framing lumber
- Flooring and carpet
- Cabinets, countertops, and fixtures
- Yard debris such as brush and old fencing
Requires approval
May be allowed with review, weight limits, or added charges. List these on your quote request.
- Concrete, brick, and asphalt
- Soil, dirt, sod, and rock
- Roofing shingles
- Tile and plaster in large quantities
- Appliances
- Mattresses and box springs
- Tires
Not accepted
Do not place these in the dumpster. Ask your town about proper disposal.
- Hazardous or toxic materials
- Paint, solvents, and chemicals
- Batteries
- Fuel, oil, and propane tanks
- Medical waste