Most household and construction debris is fair game — a few things aren't. Here's the quick list before you load.
A roll-off handles the vast majority of household and construction debris — but a few things are off-limits for safety and landfill rules. Here's the quick rundown so your pickup goes smoothly. When in doubt, send us a photo and we'll tell you before you load it.
These are prohibited by landfill and safety rules — they can't go in any roll-off:
Most of these have free local drop-off or recycling options — ask and we'll point you to one.
We do take concrete, brick, and block — but because it's heavy, only up to half of a 12-yard load per rental. Please tell us when you book if your load includes concrete so we can plan for the weight. We don't haul dirt. Everything else goes in a standard rental, which includes 2 tons of disposal; over that it's $90/ton pro-rated, so watch the weight on shingles and tile.
Not sure about a specific item? Text a photo to (941) 302-5728 and we'll give you a straight answer before it goes in the can.
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Yes — mattresses, couches, and general furniture are all fine in a roll-off.
Yes — with a $125 appliance fee for any appliances in the load. Stoves, dishwashers, washers and dryers are accepted; refrigerators, freezers and AC units also need the refrigerant (freon) professionally removed first — ask us and we'll guide you.
Yes — in limited amounts. Because concrete is heavy, we cap it at half of a 12-yard load per rental; just tell us when you book if your load includes concrete. (We don't haul dirt.)
Hazardous materials (paint, chemicals, solvents, oil, fuel), batteries, tires, propane tanks, asbestos, medical waste, and refrigerant appliances that still have freon in them.
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