Mattresses come up constantly during cleanouts and moves, and the answer varies more by provider than most items. Short Answer Often yes, sometimes with a small additional fee — policies vary by provider, so confirm before loading one in. What to Know Before You Load It Some areas require mattresses to be bagged for landfill…
Appliances range from simple to complicated depending on whether they use refrigerant. Short Answer Stoves, dishwashers, and washer/dryers are usually fine. Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units are not accepted — anything with refrigerant in it is prohibited. What to Know Before You Load It Refrigerators, freezers and AC units are prohibited, so do not plan…
Shingles are accepted almost everywhere, but they’re the material most likely to hit your weight limit fast. Short Answer Yes, shingles are accepted — but mention the roof size and layer count when booking so your weight allowance actually covers it. What to Know Before You Load It See our full guide on weight limits…
Concrete is one of the heaviest materials people try to dispose of, and it usually needs different handling than a standard dumpster. Short Answer Sometimes, but concrete is dense enough that it often needs a dedicated heavy-debris container rather than a standard mixed-debris dumpster. What to Know Before You Load It Tell your provider specifically…
Dirt and soil are deceptively heavy for their volume, which makes them a special case for sizing. Short Answer Sometimes, though like concrete, dirt often calls for a dedicated heavy-debris container rather than a standard dumpster. What to Know Before You Load It Mention dirt or excavation material specifically when booking — the weight adds…