Construction waste, furniture, and appliances are all accepted, which covers most of a remodel. The refusals are specific and worth reading before you load.
The City landfill turns away household garbage, food and drink waste, liquids, sludges, and contaminated soil. It also refuses paint and paint buckets, chemical containers, aerosol cans, pressurized metal containers, and caulking tubes.
Batteries of any type are out, and so are tires. The City doesn't collect old tires at the curb either, so those need a separate arrangement.
Electronics are refused as well, including televisions, computer hardware, VCRs, DVD players, radios, and microwaves. Automotive waste, gas tanks, oil filters, ash of any kind, asbestos, mercury, lead, bio and medical waste, bulk fabric, and tree stumps round out the list.
One more local rule: every load of debris leaving a Columbus property has to be covered while it travels. The trucks tarp before they roll, so that part is handled. If you're holding something you can't place on either list, ask your account manager before it goes in.