The delivery truck needs a straight, level approach about 60 feet long and 12 feet wide, with 14 feet of overhead clearance for the arm that sets the container down. Low branches, wires and basketball hoops are the usual surprises - clear the path before your delivery window.
We lay plywood boards under the container's rails on request, at no charge, to protect a paved or stamped driveway from scarring. Ask when you book if your driveway is anything other than plain concrete or gravel.
Placement on the street rather than your own property requires a right-of-way permit from the city, which we can tell you about but do not obtain on your behalf. Driveway placement never needs one.
What cannot go in the container
Tires, batteries, paint, solvents and other liquids or chemicals
Appliances containing refrigerant - refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners
Asbestos, medical waste, and anything flagged hazardous by the county
Wet paint cans and full propane or fuel tanks
A prohibited item found at pickup is pulled and billed as a separate disposal fee - we would rather tell you now than surprise you on the invoice.
Overage charges
Past the rental period: $15 per extra day, billed automatically until pickup is called in
Past the weight limit: $65 per additional ton, weighed at the disposal facility on a certified scale
