What we can't take — and why.
A few materials need licensed haulers or specialized disposal. Here's the list and where to send them instead.
Prohibited items.
Anything with gas or oil
Lawn mowers, snowblowers, generators, motorcycles, ATVs — anything with fuel in it. Drain the tank and we'll take the equipment.
Medical & biological waste
No sharps, no biohazard bags, no feces. Licensed medical-waste haulers handle these.
Asbestos
Asbestos requires a licensed abatement contractor. We can't transport or dispose of it.
Boats and vehicles
Cars, trucks, boats, trailers — call a salvage yard or vehicle-removal service.
Chemicals & pesticides
Cleaning chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, pool chemicals, automotive fluids. Your town's hazardous-waste day is the route.
Oil furnaces & tanks
Even empty oil-furnace tanks can't go in. A licensed oil-tank removal company is required.
Wet paint
Paint cans with wet paint inside are hazardous. Dry it out completely (kitty litter, paint hardener) and the empty/dry can is fine.
Propane tanks
Empty or full, propane tanks are explosive. Most propane retailers will take them back for free.
Rocks, cement, or dirt — in bulk
Small amounts mixed with other debris are usually fine. Pure-load rock, dirt, or concrete loads need to be priced separately and often need a smaller can.
Tires (in the dumpster)
Tires aren't accepted at most transfer stations. We do recycle them — but separately, not in the roll-off.
Ask us before you load.
If you're unsure whether an item is OK, just call. We'll tell you yes, no, or 'we can take that if you do X first.' Saves you a re-haul and saves us a trip back.
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