Information on Bulk Materials & Dumpsters
Dumpsters (roll-off) containers are the underrated superhero of waste disposal. Here are a few ways to put a dumpster to work for you:
- Basement, garage and attic clean outs
- Spring cleaning projects
- Decluttering a house before a move (or just because it needs it)
- Yard waste removal
- Roofing replacement or repair projects*
- Kitchen and bathroom remodeling projects*
- Replacing windows or siding*
- New construction*
* Construction and demolition debris materials should be disposed of at a
Construction & Demolition Debris Landfill
Renting a dumpster isn’t too difficult, but it can be intimidating for the first time renter. You can make an appointment for delivery in a matter of minutes, but in order to get the most out of your dumpster experience without overpaying, you’ll want to be privy to a few things first.
How are roll-off containers designed?

Roll-off containers (dumpsters) have swinging doors on one side, and feet or rollers on the bottom. The doors make loading bulky, heavy items easy. The feet should be placed on wooden planks to protect your driveway or street.
Choose the right dumpster size.
Dumpsters come in a size range of sizes and are measured in cubic yards, which indicate the container’s capacity.

Know the dumpster rental terms and conditions.
Make sure to know your rental terms ahead of beginning your project or clean-up.
- Is the dumpster company automatically coming to pick-up the dumpster at the end of the rental period?
Some dumpster rental companies will automatically come pick up at the end of your rental, but it is best practice to call the company as soon as you are done with your dumpster. - What can or cannot put in the dumpster?
Each hauling company works a little differently, and they have different rules. - How much weight is included in the rental price?
Some dumpster rental companies include a specific amount of weight in their dumpster charge and some charge for a dumpster rental cost plus the weight of the materials you place inside the container. Make sure to ask how your dumpster company charges.
Load Your Dumpster

The company you hire will set up your dumpster so the doors can be opened all the way back. This makes for easier, more efficient loading.
Never put these things in your dumpster!
- Refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers, air conditioners or other refrigerant containing items
- Household Hazardous Waste Materials such as
- Paints and solvents
- Pesticides
- Adhesives
- Gasoline or other fuels
- Batteries
- Asbestos–containing items such as insulation, flooring or shingles
- Televisions
- Computer components
- Fluorescent light bulbs
Contact the Medina County Solid Waste District at www.recyclemedinacounty.org for proper disposal information.
Company Name | Telephone | Web Site |
1-2-3 Disposal | (877) 335-9494 | www.123disposal.com |
A & M Juink Removal & Dumpster Rental | (330) 729-5865 | www.akronjunk.com |
Amos’ Hauling | (330) 607-7523 | www.amoshauling.com |
Bin There Dump That | (330) 386-7783 | www.bintheredumpthatusa.com |
C. Martin Trucking | (330) 725-5083 | www.cmartintrucking.com |
Cooper Disposal | (216) 812-5140 | www.cooperdisposal.com |
Dumpsters.com (Cleveland) | (844) 444-DUMP | www.dumpsters.com |
Estes Hauling Services, Inc. | (330) 733-0003 | www.estescontainers.com |
Haulin-N-Such | (330) 867-5653 | www.haulinnsuch.com |
Jason’s Services | (440) 926-3446 | |
JDog Junk Removal & Hauling | (330) 242-3069 | www.jdogjunkremoval.com |
Junk Away | (855) 855-JUNK | www.4junkaway.com |
Junkbox, Inc. | (330) 441-9134 | www.getajunkbox.com |
Kimble Companies | (800) 201-0005 | www.kimblecompanies.com |
MDH Property Care LLC | (330) 962-6037 | www.mdhpropertycare.com |
Republic Services | (440) 458-5191 | www.republicservices.com |
Rumpke Waste & Recycling | (800) 828-8171 | www.rumpke.com |
Servpro of Medina County | (330) 722-4343 | www.servpromedinacounty.com |
Waste Management, Inc. | (877) 387-9542 | www.wm.com |
Zollinger’s C&DD Containers and Landfill | (330) 855-2464 | www.zollingersandandgravel.com |