Normal household and construction debris is welcome. The limits come from what the receiving landfill will take and from Avondale's own rules.
The Glendale landfill refuses asbestos of any kind, batteries, tires, automobiles and vehicle bodies, septic tank pumpings, petroleum contaminated soil, industrial and commercial process waste, incinerator ash and infectious medical waste. There is a catch that trips up contractors: the landfill accepts household hazardous waste from residents but not from a commercial hauler, and it accepts flammable liquids from residential customers only.
So paint, solvents, fuel, pool chemicals, used oil and anything liquid stay out of your container. Tires and batteries need their own arrangement, and asbestos has to be handled separately on any older Avondale home.
Avondale also keeps construction and demolition material out of its bulk trash program entirely, along with commercial waste and contaminated material. Hot ashes, sawdust and volatile liquids are barred from city collection too.
One container rule applies on site: an open-top roll-off has to be covered so nothing spills onto the road. We handle that, but it is worth knowing why we care how high the load is piled. If you are unsure about a material, ask your account manager before it goes in.