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Commonly accepted
Household junk, many furniture items, wood, cabinets, non-hazardous remodeling debris, branches, bagged yard material, and similar project waste are commonly accepted when properly loaded.
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Never assume hazardous waste is allowed
Chemicals, fuel, oils, batteries, wet paint, asbestos, medical waste, and other regulated materials require a separate disposal route. Do not hide or mix them into a load.
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Confirm special items
Appliances, electronics, mattresses, refrigerant equipment, large stumps, treated material, and unusual items may have facility rules or added charges. List them before booking.
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Tires stay separate
Waste tires cannot be mixed into the standard landfill load. Big Dumpz is an FDEP-registered waste tire collector and can quote a separate pickup based on type and count.
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Weight matters
Concrete, soil, masonry, shingles, and tile need an approved load plan. A trailer rated to 14,000 pounds still has equipment, towing, road, and facility limits that apply to every haul.
Disposal and placement rules can change and may differ by city, facility, property, and material. Verify current requirements for the exact address and load before work begins.