What materials can be disposed of in the container?

What materials can be disposed of in the container?

Many people embark on renovations and consider renting a container. However, they understandably wonder what materials their container can hold. Well, the general rule is quite simple; all types of dry materials are accepted in the containers.

Here is a list of accepted materials:

• Wood;
• Ferrous and non-ferrous metals;
• Drywall or gypsum;
• Aggregates, such as concrete*, brick*, and cement*;
• Clean soil* or sand*;
• Plastics;
• Roofing shingles;
• Exterior siding (vinyl, canexel, etc.);
• Furniture, excluding mattresses*** and sofa beds***;
• Glass or aluminum/PVC windows;
• Appliances;
• Insulation, excluding vermiculite and asbestos-containing Zonolite;
• Ceramics and all flooring materials;
• No organic materials.

The materials not accepted are:

• Contaminated soil;
• Food or household waste;
• Tires**;
• Contaminated wood (creosote or oil);
• All paints or liquids, toxic or non-toxic;
• Mattresses*** or sofa beds***;
• Propane tanks or other gases;
• Asbestos or other toxic materials.

Note:

• Concrete, brick, cement*, soil*, and sand* must be treated separately. They cannot be mixed;
• All tires** deposited in the container will be charged at a rate of $55 each;
• All mattresses*** or sofa beds*** will also be charged at a rate of $85 each.