Framing, drywall, roofing, flooring, cabinets, fixtures, furniture, and general cleanout debris all load fine. The limits here come from the county authority's gate and from the City's own recycling rules.
Hazardous waste and electronics are both refused outright at the county authority, so paint, solvents, fuel, motor oil, pool chemicals, pesticides, asbestos, televisions, monitors, and computers all need another route. Liquids and sealed drums stay out of every container.
The City runs a mandatory recycling program that reaches commercial and institutional properties, covering aluminum cans, glass containers, plastic containers, cardboard, and paper. Those materials have to come out of the waste stream rather than ride along in a demolition load, and cardboard is the one that catches most job sites.
Two conditions at the county gate are worth knowing in advance. Only material generated inside Atlantic County is accepted, and rented vehicles cannot be used to dispose of solid waste under New Jersey law, which rules out the moving truck or trailer plan entirely. Anyone unloading at the site also needs a hard hat and a high visibility vest. Tires are priced per tire up to eight and by the ton above that, with rims removed. Ask your account manager about anything unusual before it goes in the container.