FAQ

Can: Household trash, furniture, flooring, roofing materials, construction and demolition waste resulting from remodeling, repair and demolition operations on houses, buildings and other structures. Anything you don’t want anymore!

Can’t: hazardous waste, paint, explosive materials, flammable materials, acids, solvents, cleaners, raw sewage / sludge, septic tanks and plumbing, radioactive materials, infectious wastes, tires, refrigerators, air conditioners, televisions, computers or any other electronics.

We do our best to carefully deliver and pick up these dumpsters, but they are very heavy. If you are worried about a specific area of your property where the dumpster will be dropped, we suggest laying down a large piece of plywood. DiMedio Waste Solutions is not responsible for any damages to the surface where a dumpster may be located, as it is laid out in our terms and conditions.

If the dumpster is placed on private property like your driveway, you typically do not need a permit. However, if you plan to place the dumpster on public property, such as the street, you may need a permit from your local city or town. We recommend checking with your local regulations to determine if a permit is necessary.

You can fill it as much as you want, just not higher than the sides of the dumpster.