Disposal F.A.Q.
What does it cost?
All pricing is based on how much junk needs to be hauled away. A waste management expert can assist you with the size of bin required for your load.What Do You Take?
We can take away anything except non-hazardous materials.We DO haul away:
- Construction materials, such as debris, drywall, tiling, wallboard, Sheetrock
- Renovation junk like walls, doors, windows, plywood, drywall, floor boards, plasterboard and frames, etc.
- Mattress and box springs
- Furniture, ranging from couches or sofas, desks, file cabinets, tables, dressers, sofa beds
- Appliances, such as fridges, freezers, stoves, dish washers, washers and dryers
- Basements, garages, shed and attic junk like boxes, books, old tools, tires
- Garbage of any kind, cardboard, rubbish, paper
- Wood products, like fencing, decking, firewood, old lumber
- Garden debris or yard trimmings such as branches, tree and hedge clippings, sod, dirt
- Electronics of any kind, computers, monitors, copy machines, printers
- Concrete from broken pathways or flooring
- Roofing items such as cedar and asphalt shingles
- Tires
We DO NOT accept:
- Paint
- Oil drums
- Gas tanks
- Oils
- Toxins
- Explosives
- Chemicals, solvents
- Asbestos
- Oil tanks
What Type of Payment Do You Accept?
- Cash and credit cards, Visa, Mastercard, and American Express.
Are You Licensed To Do This Work?
- Of course. We carry Liability Insurance and W.C.B. Our company, trucks, and employees are fully licensed and insured.
Can the bin be placed on the street?
- Depends, some cities allow bins to be placed on the street, but you should check with your local city hall.
Can I put drywall into the bin?
- Drywall is a tricky one…drywall is banned from landfills. Therefore, it must be separated so that it can be recycled.
- Please call to discuss any drywall, the rules have changed.
How do I load a bin?
- Keep the load beneath the top of the bin. An overloaded bin will be fined.
Do I need to make special preparations at the bin site?
- Roll-off bins require at least a 9 foot wide access to accommodate the truck.
- Best to remove any other vehicles when expecting a deliver, exchange, or pickup.
- You may want to consider placing large pieces of plywood where the bin is to be located to avoid damage to concrete or asphalt.