Acceptable Materials
Whether you’re clearing out a construction site or doing a home clean out, our bins accept a wide range of materials from concrete and drywall (conditions apply, see drywall requirements) to household furniture and appliances. Browse the categories below to see what’s included, what carries a surcharge, and what we’re unable to accept.
What You Can Put In Our Bins
Linoleum & Flooring
Sheds & Pallets
Bricks & Blocks
Concrete & Asphalt
Toilets, Sinks, Fixtures
Lawnmowers
Televisions & Monitors
Fridges & Freezers
Brush & Green Waste
Sofas & Couches
Washers & Dryers
Washers & Dryers
Washers & Dryers
Tires
Boxspring
Sofabed
Styrofoam
Mattresses
Mattresses
Mattresses
Mattresses
Mattresses / boxsprings
$75.00 per piece / item + disposal.
Passenger Tires $30.00/ tire
Unacceptable Materials
No Liquids
Solvents or paints of any origin. paints acceptable only if 100% dried out, or mixed with sawdust until solid.
No Hazardous Waste
That are radioactive, hazardous, pathogenic, toxic, highly flammable, caustic, corrosive, explosive, or which, in any way, could be dangerous to persons receiving and/or handling them.
No Black Bags
Items placed into a garbage bag need to be easily identified, please use clear bags… closed/ sealed black bags will be surcharged & treated as hazardous material.
Mattresses / boxsprings
$75.00 per piece / item + disposal.
Passenger Tires $30.00/ tire
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FAQ's
Not sure what you can put in your bin rental? Find answers to common questions about accepted materials, prohibited items, and additional disposal fees. If you're unsure about a specific item, the Disposal King team is happy to help.
Disposal King accepts a wide range of materials, including household waste, furniture, construction and demolition debris, concrete, asphalt, clean soil, gravel, wood, flooring, roofing materials, scrap metal, appliances, electronics, and yard waste.
Some materials require separate bins, special handling, or additional disposal fees. Contact our team before booking if you’re unsure what can go in your bin.
Liquids and hazardous waste are not permitted in Disposal King rental bins. Paint must be completely dried or solidified before disposal, and sealed black garbage bags are treated as hazardous waste and may result in additional charges.
Certain items also carry separate disposal fees:
Mattresses and box springs: $75 each, plus applicable disposal fees.
Passenger tires: $30 each.
If you’re unsure whether an item is accepted, contact us before placing it in your bin to avoid unexpected charges.
No. Liquid paint, solvents, batteries, and other hazardous materials cannot be placed in Disposal King rental bins. This includes toxic, flammable, corrosive, explosive, radioactive, and infectious materials.
Paint must be completely dried or solidified before it can be accepted for disposal. If you have materials that require special handling, contact Disposal King for guidance on appropriate hazardous waste disposal options.
Yes, Disposal King accepts many types of electronics and appliances, including computers, televisions, monitors, stoves, dishwashers, washing machines, dryers, furnaces, refrigerators, and freezers.
However, certain items may require special handling or additional disposal fees, particularly appliances containing refrigerants or other regulated components. Let us know what you’re disposing of before booking so we can confirm the requirements for your bin rental.
If prohibited materials are found in your rental bin, they may need to be removed or separated before the waste can be processed at the disposal facility. Additional handling or disposal fees may also apply.
If you’ve accidentally placed a prohibited item in your bin, contact Disposal King as soon as possible. Our team can explain what needs to be done before your scheduled pickup.
You can explore our Acceptable Materials page to find information about bin rentals for specific types of waste, including concrete, asphalt, gravel, soil, wood, roofing, flooring, furniture, landscaping debris, and drywall (with exceptions, see our drywall requirements).
Each material category provides information to help you understand the appropriate bin options and any disposal requirements.
If your project involves several types of waste, give Disposal King a call. We’ll help you determine which bin is best suited to your needs.