Ordinary household and construction debris is welcome. The real limits here come from the Wasatch Integrated Waste Management District, the public district that handles disposal for Davis and Morgan Counties.
Liquids are the first hard stop. The District is not permitted to accept liquid or wet waste at all, so nothing that pours or sloshes can go in a container.
Asbestos is the second. The District can take non-friable asbestos only, and friable asbestos has to be routed through the Utah Department of Environmental Quality instead. On a pre-1980 remodel, test the flooring, pipe wrap, and textured ceilings before demolition day.
Electronics are the third. The District cannot accept electronic waste from businesses, and its household hazardous waste facility takes household quantities only from residents inside the district boundaries. Televisions and monitors from a job site need their own route.
Several other materials need prior approval through the District's own profiling process before they arrive, and the landfill will not take large tractor or semi-trailer tires. Paint, solvents, fuel, pool chemicals, and batteries never belong in a standard container. Run anything on these lists past your account manager when you book.