Frequently Asked Question's
If you need to have your roll off dumped and brought back, you will be charged for another rental but your rental days will be extended for another 7 days.
- Drywall
- Siding
- Roofing shingles
- Renovation debris
- Furniture – sofa, chairs, tables, etc.
- Yard waste – leaves, tree branches, debris, etc.
- Household junk – household items, mattresses, toys, curtains, etc.
- Paper products, including cardboard
- Scrap metals and other recyclables
- Non-organic trash – general trash not containing food scraps
- Appliances that have contained refrigerants (e.g. refrigerators, air conditioners)
- Motor oil and other automobile fluids
- Batteries (lead-acid batteries; e.g. car battery)
- Flammable liquids and materials
- Explosives (e.g. fireworks)
- Whole tires
- Paint, oils, varnish, etc.
- Asbestos materials
Absolutely not! Any material loaded over the height of the sides will be removed by our driver and left behind and an unloading fee will be added to your bill. TXDOT requires that our trailer be tarped in order to drive on the highway, our tarp lays flat and will not operate with debris in it's way.
Our dumpsters have a 6 ton weight capacity, which incurs extra tonnage fees, but if you exceed this limit additional charges apply for overloading a container. It takes very little shingles, dirt, rock, sod, and concrete to cause a container to be over the weight capacity. Our overloading fee is not the same as the extra tonnage fee.
If overloading is suspected, our driver will unload the extra tonnage before loading the roll-off onto our trailer. You will then be charged the overloading fee as well as the extra tonnage fee. To avoid these fees, don't throw extra heavy items into the dumpsters.
If overloading is suspected, our driver will unload the extra tonnage before loading the roll-off onto our trailer. You will then be charged the overloading fee as well as the extra tonnage fee. To avoid these fees, don't throw extra heavy items into the dumpsters.
