Yard waste, concrete, dirt, sod and hazardous waste

Most things can go into our dumpsters - household trash, construction debris, remodeling waste, unwanted junk in the basement or garage, etc. We don't however, accept yard waste mixed with trash. Yard waste can be disposed of separately in any of our dumpsters and is hauled to a local company where it is shredded for compost. Large amounts of concrete or bricks cannot be mixed with trash either. Clean concrete can be placed in our 10 or 15 yard dumpsters. A 10 yard dumpster of concrete can be filled level full. A 15 yard dumpster of concrete can be filled to no more than 2/3. Concrete is brought to a local recycling facility where it becomes crushed concrete. Yard waste and concrete loads have different rates. Please call Construction Refuse Service to get a quote.

Can we haul dirt and sod? No, these loads typically would be too heavy for us and we have nowhere to dump this material. A local excavator should be able to help you.

What about hazardous waste? No, it can't go into the dumpster to be disposed of at the landfill. So what is considered hazardous waste? All lawn and household chemicals and cleaning products, automotive waste (cleaning products, brake fluid, motor oil, etc.) medical waste, toxic substances, oil based paint, etc. Latex paint is acceptable if it is dried up, using kitty litter or sawdust. Contact your county for collection locations, dates and times for disposal of hazardous waste.