Customers can save by delivering single-source loads. These loads must contain only one kind of recyclable material. No garbage of any kind is allowed. To create single-source loads and qualify for lower rates, customers must separate debris and construction material and place each type of material in individual debris boxes, i.e., a debris box for wood, another for metal, another for concrete and so on. The following are accepted for single-source loads:

Asphalt Black or brown, tar-like material mixed with aggregate used as a paving material. Also composite shingles or other roofing material made with asphalt. (Prefer 2 ft. x 2 ft. x 1 ft. pieces.) No bricks.	Concrete Material made from sand, aggregate gravel, cement mix and water, including pieces of building foundations, concrete paving, and concrete blocks. (Prefer 2 ft. x 2 ft. x 1 ft. pieces; small amount of rebar OK.)
Dirt Soil, dirt, and other matter. Examples: sand, clay, soil and other fines. No rocks, sod or concrete.	Metals (ferrous and nonferrous) All ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Office furniture and fixtures, metal doors and framing, appliances, including heaters, freezers, refrigerators and air conditioners (additional fee required for removal of Freon and mercury switches).
Lumber Processed wood for building, manufacturing, landscaping, packaging and from demolition including lumber cutoffs, plywood and particleboard, wood scraps, pallets, fencing, shake roofing, siding. No creosote or lead-based paint. Nails OK.	Paper and cardboard Corrugated cardboard boxes. No wax-coated materials.

NOT Acceptable

• No liquids, chemicals or paint.
• No hazardous materials including TVs and computer monitors and other electronic waste.
• No heavy steel plates, concrete tile roofing, creosote treated wood (railroad ties, utility poles, pressure-treated wood).

To comply with local construction and demolition debris ordinances, customers must fill 50 percent or more of their debris boxes with recyclable materials. Recyclables can be any or a combination of the following:

Cardboard Corrugated cardboard boxes. No wax-coated materials.	Carpet padding Used carpet padding and remnants of padding from newly installed carpeting.
Lumber and wood, including painted wood Processed wood for building, manufacturing, landscaping, packaging and from demolition including lumber cutoffs, plywood and particleboard, wood scraps, pallets, fencing, shake roofing, siding. No creosote or lead-based paint. Nails OK.	Metals All ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Office furniture and fixtures, metal doors and framing, appliances, including heaters, freezers, refrigerators and air conditioners (additional fee required for removal of Freon and mercury switches).
Sheetrock, drywall, plasterboard, wallboard Interior wall covering made of a sheet of gypsum sandwiched between paper layers. Gypsum board may be called sheetrock, drywall, plasterboard, gypboard, gyproc or wallboard. Must be clean. No wire meshing, paper or cardboard.	Small pieces and quantities of asphalt paving, concrete and rocks Stones and rocks of any size and shape including pebbles. No bricks. No sandstone.

NOT Acceptable

• No garbage.
• No liquids, chemicals or paint.
• No hazardous materials including TVs and computer monitors and other electronic waste.
• No heavy steel plates, concrete tile roofing, creosote treated wood (railroad ties, utility poles, pressure-treated wood).

C&D Ordinances