Our roll-off containers are built for the storage and transportation of construction and demolition debris, industrial commercial debris & local contractors.  We can accept lumber, bricks, blocks, slabs, packaging, pallets, tree/yard waste, non-asbestos fiberglass insulation and roofing, metals, etc.  If you have a question about any material to be placed in the container, please call us BEFORE placing it in the load.

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Do not overfill the container! The following conditions constitute an overfilled container:

• Any Debris that is higher than the sides of the container

• Any dirt or concrete in a 12-yard container or a 40-yard container; dirt and concrete cannot be placed in these size containers.

• Any dirt or concrete which fills a 20 or 30-yard container more than half full.

• Our containers can weigh a maximum of 15 tons; the above guidelines assume loosely packed material.  If you are filling the containers with dirt, please be sure to keep the overall level below these guidelines.

• If we are called to service a container and cannot service it because it is overloaded, your account will be charged a fee for the unsuccessful attempt.  The container will not be serviced until it meets the proper guidelines.

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The following types of hazardous materials cannot be placed in the container:

• Household garbage, including food waste

• Materials that contain asbestos

• Refrigerants including Freon or any appliances that contain refrigerants (refrigerators, air conditioners, etc.)

• Fluorescent bulbs (either whole or broken) or ballasts

• Railroad ties

• Mercury, or anything containing mercury (particularly thermostats)

• Liquids, including liquid paint

• Tires

• Batteries

• Any sort of electronics (computers, monitors, copiers, printers, televisions, microwave ovens, etc.)

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The containers and the trucks hauling them can be very heavy.  Many residential driveways are not constructed to handle the weight of the truck/container.  We will attempt to place the container in the desired location, if it is safe to do so.  Our drivers will work with your on-site personnel to place the container in such a way as to minimize damage to surrounding/underlying property.

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We will provide a container which is functional and structurally sound to your site.  If a container is damaged while on the job site, the customer will be held responsible for the cost of the necessary repairs needed to return the container to service.