Load planning
What can go in a dumpster?
Accepted materials vary by hauler and disposal site. Ask before loading uncertain items.
Usually fine
- Household junk
- Furniture
- Wood
- Yard debris
- Drywall and roofing; these may count toward weight or have limits, so ask first
Usually not allowed or may cost extra
- Hazardous waste
- Liquid paint and solvents
- Batteries and tires
- Propane tanks
- Medical waste and asbestos
- Appliances with refrigerant and electronics
Restrictions and extra fees vary by hauler.
Heavy material
Concrete, dirt, gravel, brick, and asphalt can reach a container's weight limit quickly. Some haulers refuse these materials; others specify a small bin or different terms.
What listed haulers say
- 7-Hills Haul-Away: no in 15/20yd Source · last checked Nov 11, 2026. Confirm with the hauler.
- Meeks Recycling & Salvage LLC: Heavy debris policy not published. $500 per week for 20/30/40-yard incl. delivery, haul, 2 tons; extra week $500; $8/day after first week; overage at transfer-station rate ($73/ton when posted). No tires or hazardous liquids. Source · last checked Nov 11, 2026. Confirm with the hauler.
- Featured partnerFeatured partner. The operator of this site has a personal and business relationship with this company.Sherlin Lawncare: no (no concrete, dirt, gravel, brick, asphalt) Source · last checked Nov 13, 2026. Confirm with the hauler.
- Yellow Bins: yes (7-yard bin for concrete, asphalt, brick) Source · last checked Nov 11, 2026. Confirm with the hauler.
This list is not a substitute for the hauler's own terms. Ask the hauler about materials, weight, and disposal fees.