Mixed loads with clean fill
Concrete, brick and soil are priced and disposed of differently from mixed waste. Keeping them separated protects your flat rate — mixing them can force the whole load to be sorted at the facility.
What Can and Can't Go In the Bin
Almost everything from a home cleanout, renovation or re-roof is fair game. The short prohibited list below exists because disposal facilities refuse those items or charge contamination fees — knowing it in advance keeps your flat rate flat.
Accepted in the bin
- Household junk, furniture, mattresses and box springs
- Renovation debris: drywall, lumber, trim, cabinetry, flooring
- Bathroom and kitchen tear-outs including tile and countertops
- Asphalt roofing shingles and underlay
- Decking, fencing and treated lumber
- Appliances (fridges and A/C units need refrigerant handling — tell us first)
- Yard waste, branches, sod and landscaping debris
- Carpet, underpad and general construction site cleanup
- Clean fill — concrete, brick, block and soil (keep it separated)
Not accepted
- Paint, solvents, fuels, oils and other liquid chemicals
- Propane tanks, pressurized cylinders and fire extinguishers
- Asbestos, vermiculite insulation and any suspected hazardous material
- Car and marine batteries
- Tires and automotive fluids
- Medical or biohazard waste
- Contaminated soil
- Loose animal waste or food waste in bulk
Items that need a heads-up
Refrigerant appliances
Fridges, freezers, A/C units and dehumidifiers need certified refrigerant removal before disposal. Mention them when you book so we can route the load correctly.
Electronics
Most e-waste has a free municipal or retailer drop-off in the GTA. Tell us what you have and we'll say whether it belongs in the bin or is cheaper to divert.
Sizing next: read the 10 vs 14 vs 20 yard guide.
Have an item you're unsure about?
Send us the job details and we'll confirm what's allowed before the bin arrives.
Accepted materials FAQs
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