Hazardous Materials
Hazardous materials pose serious health and environmental risks and require special handling.
- Paint (wet or dried)
- Chemicals, including pesticides, herbicides, and solvents
- Asbestos
- Motor oil and other petroleum products
- Batteries (car, household, and industrial)
- Propane tanks
- Cleaning agents such as bleach, ammonia, and drain cleaners
Contact a local hazardous waste disposal facility for safe handling.
Electronics (E-Waste)
Most electronics contain components that can harm the environment if not disposed of properly.
- Computers, laptops, and tablets
- Televisions
- Phones and cell phones
- Printers and scanners
- Fax machines
- Audio and video equipment
Local electronic recycling centers can help you dispose of these items responsibly.
Appliances Containing Freon
Refrigerants such as Freon are harmful if released, so these appliances must be handled by certified professionals.
- Refrigerators
- Freezers
- Air conditioners
- Dehumidifiers
- Water coolers
Check with local scrap yards or appliance recycling centers equipped to handle Freon safely.
Tires
Due to regulations and safety concerns, tires are not accepted in our dumpsters.
Drop tires off at a local tire shop or recycling center.
Flammable Materials
For safety reasons, we cannot accept flammable materials.
- Gasoline
- Propane tanks, including those from BBQ grills
- Fireworks
- Paint thinners
- Aerosol cans
- Kerosene
Seek out a certified facility for proper disposal.
Medical Waste
Medical waste requires special handling to prevent contamination and the spread of disease.
- Needles, syringes, or other sharps
- Medications (prescription or over-the-counter)
- Medical equipment such as oxygen tanks and thermometers
Local medical facilities or pharmacies may have safe disposal programs.
Dirt, Concrete, and Asphalt
These materials are extremely heavy and can damage a dumpster.
Call 940-626-9290 before loading dirt, concrete, or asphalt.