What Can Go In the Trailer

The fill line

Material must stay at or below the top edge of the trailer walls. Heavy materials — dirt, concrete, brick, tile, and roofing — hit the weight limit long before the trailer looks full, so those loads have a lower practical fill line. If you are not sure, send a photo and we will tell you where to stop.

Weight allowance

Each package includes a set weight allowance. Your load is weighed at the disposal facility and the certified scale ticket determines the actual weight. Anything above your included allowance is billed at the posted overweight rate — no surprises, and you get the numbers on your final receipt.

What we accept

• Household junk, furniture, and general clutter
• Yard waste, branches, and green debris
• Construction and remodel debris
• Wood, drywall, flooring, and cabinetry
• Appliances (non-refrigerant)
• Dirt, concrete, brick, and tile — heavy loads, ask first

What we cannot haul

• Paint, solvents, oils, and chemicals
• Asbestos or any hazardous material
• Batteries and fuel containers
• Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units with refrigerant
• Tires and medical waste
• Anything on fire, smoldering, or wet with fuel

Loading tips

• Load heavy material low and flat across the floor
• Break down boxes and furniture so you use the full space
• Distribute weight evenly — do not pile everything at the back
• Keep everything at or below the top edge of the trailer walls
• Nothing may stick out over the sides or above the rails