We’re so glad you asked!

Drywall, wood, old shingles and other roofing material, plaster, yard waste, furniture, scrap metal, appliances and general household garbage are all considered junk and debris.

If you mix clean fill material with stuff from aunt Anne’s attic or mix more than one kind of clean fill material together (bricks with dirt, for example), you’ll have turned your clean fill bin into a junk bin.

Got tires to dispose of? We charge by size and on a per-item basis, separate from the bin cost.

Don’t put hazardous material like paint cans (even if they’re empty), used oil, chemicals and propane tanks in any of our bins—take them to a hazardous waste depot.

Clean fill comes in four types:

1. sod and soil only
2. concrete, block and interlocking stone only
3. asphalt only

We only accept ONE type of clean fill material in a single clean fill bin…so leave the mixing to your bartender, folks!

If you mix material types in your clean fill bin (asphalt with concrete for example) we’ll have to charge you junk bin rates at $95-$99/metric tonne.

Since you’re reading about clean fill this should go without saying, but hazardous material like paint cans (even if they’re empty), used oil, chemicals and propane tanks should never be put in any of our bins—take them to a hazardous waste depot instead.