Quick Answer
Household junk, furniture, construction debris, drywall, flooring, wood, brush, and yard waste are commonly considered, but rules vary by provider and facility. Confirm every material before loading. Hazardous materials and liquids generally require separate handling.
Usually accepted
- Household junk
- Furniture
- Construction debris
- Drywall and flooring
- Roofing shingles
- Wood and lumber
- Brush and yard waste
Usually not accepted
- Paint and chemicals
- Asbestos
- Tires
- Batteries
- Electronics
- Propane tanks
- Liquid waste
Official local sources
- City of Knoxville Household Hazardous Waste Facility: The City lists local drop-off options for household chemicals, oil-based paint, rechargeable batteries, electronics, propane cylinders, and other materials that should not go into an ordinary dumpster. Check the current list and household limits before visiting.
Need help choosing?
Call (865) 309-5305 with the project address, debris type, and preferred delivery date. Confirm the size, material rules, full price, and delivery window before booking.