St. George
DUMPSTER RENTALS

You’re responsible for everything placed in your rented dumpster. If prohibited or unauthorized materials appear, added fees may apply. To prevent this, try positioning the dumpster in a secure spot, covering it when not in use, or keeping an eye on who has access.

Certain materials cannot be placed in a roll-off container due to safety laws and landfill restrictions. Examples include paint, solvents, asbestos (without required paperwork), propane tanks, medical waste, electronics like TVs, and appliances containing freon. Always confirm if an item is acceptable before disposal.

Yes, weight limits depend on both dumpster size and the materials being disposed of. Going over the weight allowance may result in extra charges. If you’re tossing dense items like dirt, concrete, or shingles, mention this when booking so the correct dumpster and weight allotment can be arranged.

The safest option is to place the dumpster on a flat, sturdy surface like asphalt, concrete, or compacted gravel. Many customers also place plywood beneath it to spread the weight. Avoid soft ground or grassy areas that can sink under pressure. Communicate any concerns when scheduling delivery so we can help minimize risks.

Yes, most bulky items such as mattresses, couches, or appliances may be disposed of, as long as they don’t fall under the list of restricted materials. For appliances, ensure refrigerants are properly removed according to local guidelines. If unsure, ask at the time of booking—some landfills have specific rules for larger loads.

No, dumpsters shouldn’t be filled past the rim. Overfilled containers pose hazards during pickup and transport, increasing risks to property and people. If your dumpster is overloaded, pickup may be delayed until the excess waste is removed or additional fees may be charged.