Most construction and household debris can go in the container. Florida law and Lee County's facilities set the limits.
Florida doesn't allow whole tires to be buried in a landfill, and it's against state law to throw away rechargeable batteries or products that contain them. Keep both out of your dumpster.
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection also points to paint, pool chemicals, household cleaners, and pesticides as common household hazardous waste. Those, along with liquids, solvents, fuel, and asbestos, don't belong in a standard dumpster.
Two local rules matter too. Lee County routes asphalt shingles separately from other debris, so roofing loads need their own plan. And City rules send recyclable construction debris that's been separated on site to a recycling facility in the county.
If you're unsure about an item, ask your account manager before it goes in.