Home Of Disposal.
Prepping Tips
Step 1
Resident place trash in provided Haul Core bin outside their door step prior of their scheduled pick up time.
Step 2
Valet service collects resident trash and dump at onsite community dumpster or recycling bin
Step 3
Simply return the container back inside your home by 9am the next morning
Acceptable Trash and Recycling Items
Accepted Recycling Items*
Paper Items:
Junk mail, paper bags, computer & writing paper
Cardboard boxes (remove packing material and have them broken down)
Milk, juice & ice cream cartons
Facial tissue boxes, cereal, detergent, shoe boxes & other packaging containers
Plastic Items:
Cups & containers #1 - #7
Plastic bottles, jugs and jars (milk, peanut butter, soda, water, mustard, shampoo, mouthwash, medicine, lotion, detergent, bleach, etc.)
Yogurt, cottage cheese, margarine & whipped topping containers
“Clamshell” food containers (e.g.- produce, baked goods, etc.)
Glass Items:
Bottles & jars containing a food or beverage when purchased
Juice, soda, beer & wine bottles, etc.
Baby food, mayonnaise, pickle & jelly jars, etc.
Metal Items:
Metal cans containing a food or beverage when purchased
Soda & beer cans; aluminum foil products Vegetable, soup, tuna, & pet food cans, etc.
*Recycling items, except for cardboard boxes, must be in a blue recycling bag that are tied.
Accepted Trash Items
Junk mail, paper bags, computer & writing paper
Cardboard boxes (remove packing material and have them broken down)
Milk, juice & ice cream cartons
Facial tissue boxes, cereal, detergent, shoe boxes & other packaging containers
Juice, soda, beer & wine bottles, etc.
Baby food, mayonnaise, pickle & jelly jars, etc. Animal waste (must be double bagged)
Diapers (must be double bagged)
Food wrap, potato chip bags, metallic gift wrap
Non-Acceptable Trash and Recycling Items
Non-Acceptable Recycling Items
Air-conditioning filters
Batteries
Candy wrappers
Clothes hangers, scrap metal, automotive parts Clothing, cloth or rags
Diapers
Dinnerware (glass or plastic)
Dog/cat food bags
Fast food items (food, wrappers, or greasy bags) Gift wrap, shredded paper
Hazardous waste
Inserts from paperboard boxes (plastic bags/trays) Photographs, hardback or paperback books
Light bulbs, ceramics or window glass
Motor-oil containers
Packing materials (Styrofoam peanuts, bubble wrap) Paper towels, napkins, tissues or paper plates Plastic bags (any type)
Potato chip bags
Propane or oxygen tanks
PVC piping
Rubber bands or elastic products
Styrofoam (including egg cartons)
Trash
Wood or yard waste
Blueprints, heat sensitive receipt paper
Non-Acceptable Trash Items
Paint, pesticide or oven cleaner cans Computers and large electronics
Window panes, mirrors, light bulbs
Windshields, car windows, treated glass, glass table tops, televisions
Medical Waste (needles, syringes, bags, filters and tubes)
Furniture
Wood or plastic crates large and small appliances