Before you load
What can go in
Most household and construction waste is fine. Hazardous materials are not. If you are unsure, call us.
This is a general guide. The final accepted-materials list is set by White Hawk and your local disposal rules.
Usually fine
- Furniture and mattresses
- Household junk and boxes
- Carpet and flooring
- Drywall, wood and lumber
- Roofing shingles
- Yard waste and branches
- Most appliances
Not allowed
- Paint, solvents and chemicals
- Batteries and fluorescent bulbs
- Tires
- Medical or biohazard waste
- Asbestos
- Propane tanks and flammables
- Food and liquid waste
Loading tips
- Fill to the top rail, never above it
- Spread heavy items out instead of stacking them in one corner
- Break down boxes and long items to use space well
- Keep the area around the dumpster clear for pickup
Questions
Can I throw away paint?
Liquid paint and other hazardous liquids are not allowed. Take them to a local hazardous waste drop-off. Fully dried paint cans may be accepted.
Can I put a mattress or appliance in?
Usually yes. Appliances that contain refrigerant may need special handling. Ask us before you load them.
What if something not allowed ends up inside?
We may not be able to haul it and extra charges may apply. When in doubt, call us before you load.
Ready when you are