Frequently Asked Questions

What you can dispose of in a dumpster depends on local regulations and it's essential to adhere to your area's guidelines to ensure proper disposal and avoid any potential fines or penalties. However, some common items that are typically allowed to be thrown away in a dumpster include:

1. Household waste: Regular household trash, including food waste, paper products, plastic containers, and non-hazardous materials.
2. Construction debris: Materials such as roofing shingles, wood, drywall, and metal from home renovations or construction projects.
3. Furniture: Broken or unwanted furniture, such as sofas, chairs, and tables.
4. Yard waste: Grass clippings, leaves, branches, and other organic materials.
5. General clutter: Miscellaneous items that are no longer needed, like old toys, clothing, or small household items.

Items such as tires, televisions/monitors, mattresses, and appliances are also able to be disposed of in a Roll With It dumpster rental, but these items are assessed additional fees by the landfill which are not included in the Roll With It, LLC rental rate.  Televisions and monitors should be placed outside of the dumpster for Roll With It, LLC to collect upon pickup; all other aforementioned items can and should be placed directly in the dumpster.

Current rates for these items are as follows:

• Tires: $12 each
• Televisions and monitors: $30 each
• Mattresses: $5 each
• Appliances: $20 each

Roll With It, LLC prioritizes safety, efficiency, and adherence to regulations in waste disposal. To ensure a smooth dumpster rental experience, we have also compiled a list of items below that are prohibited from being placed in our residential dumpsters. Please review the following guidelines before renting a dumpster:

Hazardous Materials: It is strictly prohibited to dispose of any hazardous materials in our dumpsters. This includes but is not limited to:

• Asbestos-contaminated items
• Chemicals and solvents
• Paints and varnishes
• Glue and epoxy
• Motor oils
• Batteries (car or household)
• Pesticides and herbicides
• Medical waste or pharmaceuticals
• Propane tanks or other pressurized containers
• Flammable or explosive material

Dirt, Sod, and other Heavy Materials: Dumpsters have weight restrictions to maintain safe transportation and disposal. Due to the variability in weight and the increased risk of overloading, we cannot accept dirt, sod, rocks, brick, concrete, or other heavy materials. For such materials, we recommend contacting specialized disposal services or local recycling facilities.

Please note that this list is not exhaustive. If you have any questions or need clarification about specific items, feel free to contact us for further direction and clarification. We appreciate your cooperation in following these guidelines to maintain a safe and responsible waste disposal process.