| Front-Load Containers
Front load containers are available in 2, 3, 4, 6, and 8 cubic yards. Certiain features available up request include: Casters for 2, 3 and 4 cubic yard sizes and Gravity locking devices (prevent unauthorized dumping).
Guidelines
Acceptable Waste:
- Non-hazardous solid waste
- Food waste
- Paper
- Cardboard
- Plastics
- Glass
- Shrink-wrap
- General office trash
- Construction and demolition waste (small amounts)
- Brush
- Dirt, rock, brick or dry concrete (small amounts)
- Carpet
- Paint cans (completely dry with lids removed)
- Empty drums or barrels (with ends cut out or cut in half)
- Click here for items which can be recycled at your business
Prohibited Waste:
- Tires
- Liquid Waste
- White Goods (appliances)
- Foam Products
- Whole Drums or Barrels
- Hazardous Waste (radioactive, reactive, toxic, ignitable, corrosive, pathological, acidic, etc.)
- Items requiring special handling such as motor oil, batteries, wet concrete and items containing Freon
Front Load Recycling Containers
Guidelines
- Cardboard
- Single stream recycling (all recycling goes in one container)
- Metal cans – empty and rinse
- Plastics # 1- #7 (no Styrofoam)
- Glass bottles and jars (no dishes, mirrors, leaded glass)
- Office paper, including magazines, junk mail, telephone books, cardboard
- Newspaper
Roll-Off Containers
Guidelines
Acceptable Waste:
- Non-hazardous solid waste
- Cardboard
- Shrink-wrap
- General office trash
- Paint Cans (must be completely dry with lids removed)
- Wood, landscaping debris, construction debris
- Metal, carpet, general appliances, furniture
- Rock, dirt, brick and concrete (20 cubic yard boxes only and no more than ½ full – approximately 1.5 tons per square yard)
- Roofing materials (no more than ¾ full)
- Brush, tree limbs, and tree trunks
Prohibited Waste:
- Tires
- Liquid Waste
- Hazardous Waste (radioactive, reactive, toxic, ignitable, corrosive, pathological, acidic, etc.)
- Items requiring special handling such as motor oil, batteries, wet concrete and items containing Freon
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