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Minimum fee: $42, tax included
Applies to all materials charged by weight. Up to 650 pounds. One ton equals 2,000 pounds.
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Garbage, solid waste: $128.94 per ton, plus tax
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Bulky waste: $249.96 per ton, plus tax
Non-compactable waste as determined by operator (example: boats)
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Appliances: $29 each, recycled
Air conditioners, dehumidifiers, dryers, dishwashers, heat pumps, ice machines, residential HVAC units, refrigerators, residential furnaces (without asbestos insulation), trash compactors, stoves, ovens, washers, water coolers, water softeners, water heaters, and well water pressure tanks. Must be empty. Customer must unload. Commercial appliances not accepted.
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Asbestos: $379.32 per ton, plus tax
Appointment required.
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Electronics: No charge, recycled. Limit ten per day per person.
Accepted electronics: TVs, computers, monitors, laptops, tablets, e-readers, portable DVD players.
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Soil: $100.30 per ton plus tax
Pre-approval required:
WMSolutions.com
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Sharps from households: No charge. Limit 3 containers per day. No commercial loads.
Sharps must be placed inside FDA-approved sharps container (quart size preferred), or heavy-duty plastic container with screw cap (liquid detergent or bleach container). Only fill container to 3/4 full. Label container with "Sharps-Biohazard". Notify staff that you have sharps for disposal when you arrive.
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Tires - passenger: $14 each, recycled. Rims OK.
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Tires - commercial: $17 each, recycled. Rims OK. No tractor tires.
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Yard waste - weekends: $145.08 per ton, recycled.
Includes branches, leaves, grass, and trimmings. Recycled on weekends only. Branch size limit two feet diameter and four feet length. No noxious weeds or trash.
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Yard waste - weekdays: Disposed as solid waste.
Noxious weeds and trash OK.
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Creosote-treated lumber: $119.60 per ton plus tax.
Pre-approval required: WMSolutions.com
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Coal ash, dredge spoils: Contact facility for information.
Pre-approval required: WMSolutions.com
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Unsecured/uncovered load fee:$10 per unsecured vehicle load.
Required by state and county law. Learn more about securing your load.