Cubic Yard Container Sample Clauses

Cubic Yard Container. The Dimensions of a 20 yard container are 22ft long, 8 ft wide and 4 ft high This is used for heavier debris such as brick, dirt or concrete because the container does not weigh as much as a 30+ yard container. Inert Materials: Small quantities of inert materials such as concrete, dirt, sand, brick, etc. are allowed in the 20-yard dumpsters, although the amount must not make the overall weight exceed the legal road limit. Call a Tank’s Roll-Off Customer Representative for more information. Maximum legal road weight limit is 10 tons or 20,000 pounds.
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Cubic Yard Container. The Dimensions of a 30-yard container are 22 ft long, 8 ft wide and 6 ft high. This is the most commonly used size for construction debris removal. Inert Materials: Small quantities of inert materials such as concrete, dirt, sand, brick, etc. are allowed in the 30-yard dumpsters, although the amount must not make the overall weight exceed the legal road limit. Ask a Tank’s Roll-Off Customer Representative for more information. Maximum legal road weight limit is 10 tons or 20,000 pounds. 40 Cubic Yard Container The 40-yard container is perfect for larger construction jobs and large clean ups. The dimensions of a 40-yard container are 22 feet long by 8 feet wide by 8 feet high. The container will typically fit in a standard residential driveway, however, only if the street access is adequate. Please call a Tank’s Roll-off customer service representative to discuss access to your location. Inert Materials: Small quantities of inert materials such as concrete, dirt, sand, brick, etc. are allowed in the 40-yard containers, although the amount must not make the overall weight exceed the legal road limit. Ask a Tank’s Roll-Off Customer Representative for more information. Maximum legal road weight limit is 10 tons or 20,000 pounds. Acceptable waste materials include: All types of non-hazardous construction, demolition, recyclable, and landscape materials. Materials such as wood, metal, and plastic, drywall, green waste, roofing, cardboard, and appliances are acceptable waste materials. See website for full list of acceptable wastes.
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Cubic Yard Container. The Dimensions of a 30 yard container are 22 ft long, 8 ft wide and 6 ft high. This is the most commonly used size for construction debris removal. Inert Materials: Small quantities of inert materials such as concrete, dirt, sand, brick, etc. are allowed in the 30-yard dumpsters, although the amount must not make the overall weight exceed the legal road limit. Ask a Tank’s Roll-Off Customer Representative for more information. Maximum legal road weight limit is 10 tons or 20,000 pounds. 40 Cubic Yard Container The 40-yard container is perfect for larger construction jobs and large clean ups. The dimensions of a 40-yard container are 22 feet long by 8 feet wide by 8 feet high. The container will typically fit in a standard residential driveway, however, only if the street access is adequate. Please call a Tank’s Roll-off customer service representative to discuss access to your location. Inert Materials: Small quantities of inert materials such as concrete, dirt, sand, brick, etc. are allowed in the 40-yard containers, although the amount must not make the overall weight exceed the legal road limit. Ask a Tank’s Roll-Off Customer Representative for more information. Maximum legal road weight limit is 10 tons or 20,000 pounds. Acceptable waste materials include: All types of non-hazardous construction, demolition, recyclable, and landscape materials. Materials such as wood, metal, and plastic, drywall, green waste, roofing, cardboard, and appliances are acceptable waste materials. See website for full list of acceptable wastes. Prices and dimensions of containers: Container size Dimensions Price for delivery Landfill fees 15 yard “mini” 14’L x 8’W x 5’T $150 + tax $28/ton 20 yard 22’L x 8’W x 4’T $175 + tax $28/ton 30 yard 22’L x 8’W x 6’T $200 + tax $28/ton 40 yard 22’L x 8’W x 8’T $250 + tax $28/ton PROHIBITED WASTE MATERIALS The following is a partial list of Prohibited Waste Materials (not accepted at any location under any circumstance, see exceptions with add’l fees below) • Household garbage • Manure • Biohazards (hospital waste) • Containers (toxic or hazardous materials) • Liquids and sludge • Fly ash • Dead animals • Hazardous wastes including • Asbestos tiles • Pesticides • Herbicides • Non latex paints • Explosives / Ammunition • Automobile parts, engines, bodies, etc. • Batteries • Upholstered furniture (additional fee of $15 per piece) • Mattresses (additional fee of $15 per mattress) • Carpet (additional fee of $15 per roll) • Telephone poles,...
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