Most construction and cleanout debris can go in a container. Florida law and the county's facilities set the limits.
Florida law keeps four things out of landfills: lead-acid batteries, used oil, white goods like washers and refrigerators, and yard trash, which has its own rules. The state also says whole tires can't be buried in a landfill. The City of Deltona repeats two of these for residents. Motor oil isn't allowed in any Florida landfill, and car batteries can't be thrown away at all.
Hazardous waste, liquids, paint, solvents, fuel, and asbestos can't go in a standard dumpster. The City's solid waste page lists common household hazards to keep out, including pool chemicals, pesticides, lighter fluid, fluorescent bulbs, and mercury thermostats. Residents can take those items, along with computers and TVs, to the West Volusia Transfer Station.
Set aside appliances, tires, and yard debris, and mention them when you book. Your account manager can tell you how to handle anything you're unsure about.