Most household and construction debris is good to toss in the dumpster. There's a short list of things that need special handling, and a shorter list that flat-out can't go in. If you're unsure about something specific, just give us a call and we'd be happy to help.
Old paint: let it dry out (add cat litter or hardener to the can, leave the lid off). Dried-up cans are fine in the dumpster; liquid paint has to go to hazardous waste.
E-waste: TVs and computers are fine for most loads. Large pallets of electronics or commercial e-waste should be called in.
Food waste: small amounts during a kitchen cleanout are fine. Don't dump a fridge full of spoiled food in a dumpster that's going to sit on your driveway for a week.
Refrigerant items (fridges, freezers, AC units, dehumidifiers): yes, we take them. The transfer station has the equipment to recover the refrigerant under federal rules.
If it's not on a list above, or you're looking for more clarification, give us a call or shoot us a text.