Lumber, drywall, shingles, flooring, cabinets, furniture and general cleanout debris belong in a Zionsville container.
The Town's curbside bulk service turns away stone, brick pavers, bricks and concrete, and anything over fifty pounds. A container takes those without trouble, which is why hardscape work usually needs one.
On a Zionsville job, paint, solvents, fuel, motor oil, antifreeze, batteries, pesticides and pressurized tanks need their own routes. Boone County's solid waste district runs household hazardous waste collections for that material.
Indiana keeps whole tires out of its landfills, so tires go separately. Appliances with refrigerant need it removed and tagged first.
Asbestos can appear in older homes in the village center, in floor tile and pipe wrap, and it needs a licensed contractor before demolition.
Tell your Zionsville account manager what the job involves, and the separate routes get arranged with the container.