10/09/2026
Getting many requests for the dump trailer! Which is great! Fall cleanup time is just as busy as Spring!
How it works: I bring the dump trailer to you, you load it, I pick it up and take care of it for you. You pay the rental fee and transfer station fee. This can be done by an electronic deposit or check.
The dump trailer is 6'x12' and I'll take care of covering it before heading out with it.
❗️What can and cannot go in the dump trailer:
The transfer station will not accept hazardous waste, electronics, or certain metal items mixed in with regular trash. Anything that falls into those categories needs to be separated from the rest of the load.
♻️ Electronics & metal: These can be dropped off for free, so if you separate those items from the trash, I can take them to the appropriate drop-off for you. They just cannot be mixed in with the regular dump load.
☣️ Hazardous waste: Items such as antifreeze, pesticides, solvents, pool chemicals, corrosives, aerosol cans containing product, v**e devices, etc. are not accepted with regular trash. And more. (*See photo below*) These have designated hazardous-waste collection days, which you would need to attend on your own.
The transfer station can issue a $150 fine for prohibited items found in a load, and any fines resulting from items placed in the trailer by the renter would be the renter’s responsibility.
Transfer station fees: I also want to clarify that I do not control the pricing or fees charged by the transfer station. Their rates, including the 15% surcharge that went into effect June 15, 2026, are set by the transfer station and are subject to change. The amount charged for disposal is simply passed along based on their current rates. For the most up-to-date information on fees, accepted materials, and disposal requirements, you can visit the St. Lawrence County Transfer Station website.
