CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION WASTETHESE GUIDELINES MUST BE STRICTLY ADHERED TO WHEN FILLING A DUMPSTER. FAILING TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN COSTLY FEES WHEN THE MATERIAL GETS TO THE LAND FILL.

ACCEPTABLE

Bathroom fixtures; sinks, toilets, tubsBranches, brush, stumps, rootsBroken and aged asphalt, and trimmings from roofing projectsCeiling tileClean soil and rocksConcrete, brickDrywall (gyproc)Glass, metal and durable plastics from demolition, including vapour barrierInsulationKitchen cabinetsSidingSolid roofing materialsUntreated wood

NOT ACCEPTABLE

AppliancesBurned materialCans, drums, pails, jugs, other product containersCardboard, boxboardCarpet and flooring, unless still attached to structural materialCreosote-treated woodDrywall compound boxes or pailsFurnitureInsulation bagsLight ballasts, light bulbsMaterial contaminated with sewage, animal waste, chemicals or other contaminatesMercury thermostatsPackaging of any sortPlastic bags, plastic wrapPressure-treated woodTar, waterproofing compounds, sealers, adhesives, paintWater-damaged materialWindow coveringsWaste material containing asbestos