Dumpsters can be placed in several convenient locations depending on your property and project needs:

• Driveway (most common): A flat, paved surface is ideal. 
• Private Property: Yards, lots, or worksites are fine as long as there’s enough clearance for delivery trucks.
• Street or Public Right‑of‑Way: Possible if your driveway isn’t suitable.
• Construction Sites: Near the work zone for easy debris disposal, with truck access for drop‑off and pickup.
• Commercial Properties: Parking lots or loading zones work well, provided placement doesn’t block entrances or fire lanes

Most household junk, construction debris, and general cleanup material can go in our dumpsters. Some materials require special handling or are not permitted.

What You CAN Put In

• Household junk
• Furniture
• Mattresses
• Appliances
• Wood & lumber
• Drywall
• Tires
• Construction debris
• Yard debris
• Brush & branches
• Metal
• Carpet & flooring

Heavy Materials: Dirt, concrete, brick, block, and similar heavy debris may require a specific dumpster. Call or text us before loading.

What You CANNOT Put In

• Hazardous waste
• Chemicals & solvents
• Pesticides
• Paints & stains
• Oils & fuels
• Medical waste
• Asbestos
• Batteries
• Electronics with hazardous components
• Flammable materials
• Explosive materials

Not sure about an item? Text us a photo before loading it and we’ll let you know.

Our full‑service junk removal is designed to make cleanup completely stress‑free:

• You schedule online or by phone — pick a time that works best for you.
• We arrive with a professional crew and truck — ready to handle all the heavy lifting.
• You point, we haul — simply show us what needs to go, and we’ll remove it from anywhere on your property (inside, outside, upstairs, or down).
• Sorting for recycling & donation — items are separated whenever possible to reduce landfill waste.
• Final sweep‑up — once the junk is gone, we tidy up the area so it’s ready to use again.