Acceptable & Non-Acceptable Materials

What can and can’t I dump?

We have compiled information from many landfills in the Twin Cities metro area to create the comprehensive list we have below.

General Guidelines

Maximum 10 ton limit on all loads.
Each box must be level full so that it can be tarped and the contents do not fall from the box during transport to the landfills.
Customers are responsible for the contents and weight restrictions on each load.
If you have any questions regarding any of the items or items not listed, please call before loading and we will double check for you.

Acceptable Materials

The following can be dumped into our roll-off containers.

Trash Loads

Household trash
Toys
Clothes
Garbage
Magazines
Books
Wood furniture

Construction & Demolition Materials

Blocks
Bricks
Concrete
Conduit
Dirt
Fiberboard
Glass windows
Sheetrock
Styrofoam
Insulation
Iron or steel
Lumber or wood
Treated lumber
Plastic piping
Rock
Shingles
Siding
Tile
Tin
Cardboard
Paper
Carpet
Empty paint buckets or cans (covers off)

Additional Disposal Fees

Mattresses
Box springs
Upholstered items (furniture)

Unacceptable Materials

The following items are prohibited to be disposed in landfills by Minnesota State Law.

Air conditioners
Refrigerators
Freezers
Paint and non-empty paint cans
Appliances
Office equipment (copiers, fax machines, anything with PC boards)
Fluorescent bulbs and ballasts
Furnaces
Water heaters
Batteries
TV’s
Microwaves
Tires
Oils
Cleaning solvents
Fuel tanks or barrels
Chemical or hazardous waste
Treated landscaping timbers
Raildroad ties*
Asbestos*

*For Asbestos only loads and Railroad Ties, please contact us directly.

Yard Waste

Yard waste is not accepted at landfills. These items must go to a compost site by Minnesota State Law. We are capable of disposing of yard and recycling material.