Most construction, remodeling, and household debris can go in a roll-off container. The limits come from Georgia's landfill rules and from the site that takes your load.
Tires are the big state rule. Georgia's Environmental Protection Division says scrap tires are banned from Georgia landfills. They have to go to a permitted tire carrier or processor instead, so keep them out of your dumpster.
The standard exclusions apply too. Hazardous waste, liquids, paint, solvents, fuel, and asbestos don't belong in a roll-off container. Car batteries, motor oil, and appliances that hold refrigerant should also be set aside and mentioned when you book.
For a few large items, the City's own bulk pickup can help. Residents can call Public Works to schedule up to two items a week, such as furniture, mattresses, washers, or dryers.
If you aren't sure whether something can go in, ask your account manager before you load it.