Framing, drywall, roofing, flooring, carpet, cabinets, doors, windows, siding, fencing, furniture, and general cleanout debris are all fine in a standard container.
Hazardous material is not: paint, solvents, fuel, pesticides, pool chemicals, motor oil, and liquids of any kind have to stay out. North Pointe does run a household hazardous waste service, but it is for residents only, and a business has to call the district to arrange anything.
Several items are accepted but charged separately, which is better to know before loading than after. Electronics are priced per household item, and only one typical household item per load comes in at the minimum charge. Commercial-sized electronics like copy machines are not treated as household items at all. Any appliance containing refrigerant carries an extraction fee, so a fridge or an air conditioner is a line item rather than general debris.
Tires have their own rules and a size limit. Car and pickup tires are accepted from non-commercial customers at a per-tire rate, commercial truck tires cost more, and anything on a rim larger than 24 inches is refused at the transfer station altogether and has to go straight to the construction landfill in Fairfield.
Soil is a special case too. Clean soil is accepted by the ton, but contaminated soil and industrial waste need prior approval and lab analysis before the district will take them, so mention any soil questions early.
Check anything unusual with your account manager before it goes in the container and we will route it properly.