Framing, drywall, stucco, flooring, roofing, cabinets, fixtures, furniture and ordinary cleanout debris are all normal loads in a Brighton container. The exclusions come from the state, and they are short and specific.
Colorado names five categories kept out of any solid waste site or facility: lead-acid batteries, liquid wastes or wastes holding free liquids unless that site is specifically approved for them, used oil, waste tires, and waste electronic devices and computers. Read the heading as well as the list, because the state publishes it as a residential list. A contractor hauling the same material still has to find it a lawful destination, and the practical answer is the same one: those items travel separately.
Brighton adds a second filter at its own drop-offs, and it is worth reading in the negative. The City's twice-yearly large-item program takes furniture, cabinets, mattresses, doors and nail-free lumber from residents only, and turns away household trash, commercial waste and project debris, with the City noting those need special handling at the landfill. The tree limb site is tighter still: limbs only, proof of residency, and no contractors at all. Paint, solvents, pool chemicals, pesticides and automotive fluids go to a chemical collection route instead, and Weld County runs a year-round program for small-quantity business generators that Adams County handles through collection events.