Materials the crew will refuse to haul
Homeowners gutting part of a house and general contractors or small builders running a residential demolition share one costly risk with a demolition bin rental. If a Dispose Your Stuff crew finds hazardous chemicals, solvents, tires, explosives, fireworks or full paint cans in the bin, the crew has the right to leave the bin where it sits or charge for the contamination.
Demolition tends to empty the parts of a house where leftover solvents, old tires and partly used paint get stored, including garages, basements and utility rooms. Pull those items aside before loading begins, since anything buried under drywall and framing is hard to find again once the bin starts filling.
The refused list names full paint cans specifically, which leaves partly used containers in a grey area the rule itself does not settle. Confirm those, and anything else you are unsure about, by calling Dispose Your Stuff at 647-227-2467 before it goes in the bin. A refused or surcharged bin costs the project both money and schedule.
- Solvent tins and chemical jugs on garage shelving
- Old tires leaning against a garage or shed wall
- Full or unclear paint cans left in the basement or utility room
- Fireworks tucked into storage boxes
Where pure aggregate is allowed
Dispose Your Stuff accepts pure aggregate loads only in its 4 yard and 10 yard bins, and it will not haul pure aggregate in the 14, 20 or 40 yard bins. Ordering the largest bin for a demolition expected to produce a lot of rubble therefore backfires when that rubble is pure aggregate, because those loads stay limited to the two smallest sizes no matter how much material the job generates.
A job that produces both a pure aggregate load and mixed debris may need its material planned as separate loads, with the aggregate going into a 4 or 10 yard bin and the remaining debris into whichever size suits the volume. Describing both streams when you book lets the setup be matched to the job from the start.
Bin sizes and which ones take aggregate
Dispose Your Stuff offers five sizes, the 4, 10, 14, 20 and 40 yard bins, and current options are listed on the bin sizes and rental prices page. Size is only half of the booking, because the business runs separate demolition, construction, mixed waste, recycling and landscaping bin rentals. Describing the actual debris, whether it is plaster and framing, yard material or a blend of household and building waste, is what lets the bin be matched to the right service line.
Many houses still hold furniture and household contents when demolition is scheduled, and the business's junk removal service can clear that material so the demolition bin stays reserved for building debris.
- 4 yard bin, accepts pure aggregate
- 10 yard bin, the largest size that takes a pure aggregate load
- 14, 20 and 40 yard bins, for debris that is not pure aggregate
Weekly or monthly rental on a demolition
Dispose Your Stuff offers both weekly and monthly bin rentals, so the rental term can be matched to how long the demolition phase is expected to run once the scope of the tear-out is known. Contractors running a longer residential job can avoid rebooking mid-project by considering a monthly rental, and the roll-off dumpster rental page covers that service line.
Booking for your city and the final check
Dispose Your Stuff serves Milton, Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville and Etobicoke, with coverage details on the service areas page, and bins can be reserved through the book online page or by calling 647-227-2467.
Have the bin size, the service line and whether any load will be pure aggregate ready before you book.
Before the first wall comes down, walk the garage, basement and utility room and set aside every tire, solvent, chemical container and full paint can, because once those items are in the bin the crew can leave it on your property or charge for the contamination.