Quality Disposal Services

At QAB Bins, we accept a wide range of materials to help you clear out your space efficiently. Allowed items include:

✅ Household Waste: old furniture and mattresses; clothing and textiles; small appliances (without hazardous components)

✅ Construction & Renovation Debris: wood, drywall, and plaster; tiles, flooring, and roofing materials; bricks, concrete, and asphalt (in designated bins)

✅ Yard Waste: Grass clippings, leaves, and branches; soil and sod (in limited quantities); garden debris

✅ General Junk Removal: non-hazardous trash; cardboard and packaging materials; non-liquid, non-toxic waste

For safety and environmental reasons, certain materials are strictly prohibited. Items you cannot place in our bins include:

🚫 Hazardous Materials: paints, solvents, and chemicals; gasoline, oils, and fuel containers; pesticides and herbicides

🚫 Electronics & Appliances Containing Hazardous Components: TVs, computers, and monitors (e-waste must be disposed of separately); refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners (due to Freon content)

🚫 Toxic & Medical Waste: biomedical or infectious waste; needles and sharps; pharmaceuticals

🚫 Restricted Materials: asbestos and other hazardous building materials; tires and automotive parts; batteries of any kind

🚫 Liquids: paint cans with wet paint; oil, grease, or other liquid substances

⚠️ Why these restrictions?
Improper disposal of hazardous materials can pose environmental hazards, violate local regulations, and incur additional fines. Always check with local waste authorities for proper disposal methods.

Choosing the right bin size is essential for an efficient and cost-effective waste removal process. At QAB Bins, we offer a range of bin sizes designed to suit various residential, commercial, and construction projects. Here’s how to determine which bin is best for your needs:

1. Understand Your Project and Waste Type

Different projects produce different types and volumes of waste. Knowing what you’re disposing of is the first step in selecting the right bin:

• 🏠 Small Household Cleanups: Furniture, appliances, and general junk
• 🏡 Yard Work: Branches, leaves, and garden debris
• 🛠️ Renovations: Drywall, cabinetry, flooring, and construction debris
• 🧱 Heavy Materials: Concrete, bricks, and soil (smaller bins recommended for weight limits)

2. Choose from Our Bin Sizes based on the type of project and volume estimate

We offer six versatile bin sizes to cover a variety of needs:

5-Yard Bin (Ideal for small projects): Great for decluttering small rooms and cleaning out garages Perfect for yard waste like branches and leaves. Compact size fits easily in tight spaces.

6-Yard Bin (Tall) (Great for bulky but lightweight materials): Suitable for disposing of furniture and large household items. Ideal for small renovation projects without heavy debris.

6-Yard Bin (Wide) (Best for heavier materials): Designed to handle materials like soil, concrete, and bricks. Easier to load heavy debris due to its wider opening.

14-Yard Bin (Perfect for medium-sized renovations): Ideal for kitchen or bathroom remodels and can handle flooring, drywall, and moderate construction debris. Suitable for larger decluttering projects.

18-Yard Bin (Great for larger projects): Perfect for roof replacements, basement cleanouts, and light demolition. Holds a significant amount of waste while still fitting in most driveways.

20-Yard Bin (Ideal for major renovations and construction jobs): Best for large-scale renovations, commercial cleanouts, and construction debris. Can accommodate large volumes of waste, including bulky and heavy materials.

3. Consider Placement Space

Ensure there’s enough room for the bin on your property. Our bins are designed to fit in most driveways, but placement location and access should be considered before ordering.