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Mixed waste is defined as household waste, construction or renovation debris. We do not accept any hazardous waste as part of our mixed waste program
Some examples of mixed waste include:
When it comes to waste materials, the term Clean Fill refers to materials that can be reused or recycled in future construction projects. “Clean” is meant to indicate that the material is free of substances that are considered toxic – essentially making it eco friendly. A couple determining factor in this classification are 1) the material should not have any adverse affects on the health of humans and animals and; 2) should not contribute to the contamination of the environment where they are disposed.
Classifying a material as Clean Fill also includes the following factors:
• Is not mixed with waste
• Is not connected to any known spill of petroleum or chemical contaminants including those that are reactive, radioactive, zootoxic, combustible or corrosive
There are many materials that are clean fill disposable, such as:
• Sand Cement
• Concrete
• Top soil
• Rubble
• Dirt
• Gravel
• Brick
For the most part, clean fill materials are used by contractors for filling holes, leveling uneven surfaces, and increasing elevation of an area.
Anything from corrosive to explosive and flammable to poisonous, here are more than 10 household-related products that cannot go into a residential dumpster rental:
If you do put any hazardous waste in the bin, you will be responsible for all financial and environmental impacts.
If you are unsure if an item is hazardous, just ask us and we will be glad to help!
No worries, when scheduling allows, extensions are available at additional costs.
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