Most construction and cleanout debris is welcome. The limits come from Texas state rules and from how Victoria handles hazardous material.
Texas keeps a specific list out of every municipal solid waste facility. Lead-acid batteries, do-it-yourself used motor oil, used oil filters, whole or scrap tires, and anything holding refrigerant are all barred, along with liquid waste, regulated hazardous waste, and radioactive material.
Electronics deserve a second look before you load. Televisions and computer monitors can count as hazardous waste once they're thrown away, and recycling is the route the State prefers. A business disposing of electronic equipment carries extra obligations on top of that.
Victoria handles household hazardous material separately, by appointment at the doorstep rather than at a drop-off site. That covers vehicle batteries, fluorescent bulbs, garden and pool chemicals, solvents, oil based and latex paint, aerosols, cleaners, antifreeze, adhesives, used motor oil, and sharps.
Appliances holding refrigerant need a professional. The City asks for the refrigerant to be removed and a sticker from whoever removed it left visible on the unit. When something falls in a gray area, ask your account manager before it goes in the container.