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Items You Can Load
7 Yard Dumpsters
Our 7 Yard Dumpsters are specifically designed for heavy materials. Here's what you can dispose of:
- Concrete
- Dirt
- Gravel/Sand
- Sod
Please remember, each 7 Yard Dumpster is dedicated to a single type of material. Mixing different materials in these dumpsters is prohibited.
12 Yard - 30 Yard Dumpsters:
Our dumpsters ranging from 12 to 30 yards are suitable for a diverse range of materials typically found in residential and commercial cleanouts. Below are 20 examples of acceptable waste types for these dumpsters:
- Roofing materials
- Furniture
- Yard waste
- Non-hazardous household waste
- Construction and demolition debris
- Metal items
- Electronics
- Clothing and textiles
- Glass
- Appliances
- Insulation materials
- Household junk and trash
- Mattresses and box springs
- Plastic items
- Cardboard and paper
- Light fixtures and wiring
- Office waste (desks, chairs,etc)
- Carpeting and flooring
- Bicycles and scooters
- Tires
Prohibited Items and Materials
7 Yard Dumpsters
Our 7 Yard Dumpsters are exclusively designated for heavy materials like dirt, concrete, sod, or gravel/sand. Any materials other than the specified type for the rented dumpster are considered prohibited.
12 Yard - 30 Yard Dumpsters:
For our larger dumpsters, ranging from 12 to 30 yards, the following items are not allowed:
- Hazardous waste
- Lithium Ion Batteries (Car Batteries)
- Wet paint
- Oil and other liquids
- Sewage or liquid waste
- Ashes
- Concrete (for non-heavy duty dumpsters)
- Dirt (for non-heavy duty dumpsters)
- Gravel or rock (for non-heavy duty dumpsters)
- Filled metal or plastic drums
- Brick
Prohibited Items Fees
The following items will incur an additional fee:
- Tires: $260 / per ton
- Car Batteries: $120 / per battery
- Other Hazardous: Landfill Fee + 20% of Landfill Fee
Why Are Some Items Prohibited?
The prohibition of certain items in our dumpsters is due to environmental regulations and safety concerns. Hazardous materials, for example, can pose significant risks to public health and the environment, necessitating specialized handling and disposal methods. Additionally, some materials are restricted by landfill policies and may require specific processing or recycling facilities. Our goal is to ensure safe and responsible waste management while complying with all legal and environmental guidelines.
Ensuring Compliance with Dumpster Regulations
To avoid additional fees and ensure compliance with regulations, it's important to sort your waste carefully before disposal. Make sure that hazardous or prohibited items are not placed in the dumpsters. If you're unsure about the acceptability of certain materials, please contact us for guidance on proper disposal methods.

FAQs
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What types of materials can I put in a 7-yard dumpster?
You can dispose of heavy materials such as concrete, dirt, gravel/sand, or sod in our 7-yard dumpsters. However, each dumpster is designated for one material type only.
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Can I mix different materials in a 7-yard dumpster?
No, mixing different materials in our 7-yard dumpsters is not allowed. Each dumpster is dedicated to a single type of material.
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What items are acceptable in 12-yard to 30-yard dumpsters?
Our larger dumpsters accept a wide range of materials, including furniture, yard waste, construction debris, appliances (without Freon), electronics, and more. For a complete list, please refer to the "Items You Can Load" section above.
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Are there any items that are prohibited in all dumpster sizes?
Yes, hazardous waste, lithium-ion batteries, wet paint, oil, sewage, ashes, and metal or plastic drums are prohibited in all dumpster sizes.
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Can I dispose of concrete, dirt, or gravel in a 12-yard to 30-yard dumpster?
No, these materials are designated for our 7-yard heavy-duty dumpsters only. They are not allowed in our larger dumpsters.
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What happens if I put prohibited items in the dumpster?
Disposing of prohibited items in the dumpster can result in additional fees and potential legal penalties. It's important to adhere to the guidelines for acceptable materials.
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How can I avoid additional fees when renting a dumpster?
To avoid additional fees, ensure that you do not overload the dumpster, exceed weight limits, or dispose of prohibited items. Also, be mindful of any specific fees for items like tires or car batteries.
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Can I dispose of mattresses and box springs in the dumpster?
Yes, you can dispose of mattresses and box springs in our 12-yard to 30-yard dumpsters, but there is a fee of $25 for each item.
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What should I do if I'm unsure whether an item is allowed in the dumpster?
If you're unsure about the acceptability of an item, please contact us at (540) 383-7561 or roamdumpsterrentals@gmail.com for guidance.
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How are fees for certain items calculated?
Fees for certain items, such as tires and car batteries, are based on specific rates. Tires are charged at $260 per ton, and car batteries are $120 per battery. Additional fees may apply for other hazardous materials based on landfill fees plus a percentage.