Information & Policies

03/04/2025 - ROUTES ARE RUNNING AND DELAYED DUE TO WEATHER AND ROAD CONDITIONS

When do I put my totes or bins out for curbside pickup?

Move your refuse container to the street and place them curbside by 8 a.m. on your collection day

Holidays, Extreme Weather and Delays

Ram Worx, LLC respects and observes Federally recognized holidays. Dates observed will be posted on our website and Facebook.

Extreme Weather and delays are possible and Ram Worx, LLC will post notices and updates on our website and Facebook. Anyone can subscribe to either or both. Ram Worx, LLC will also attempt to set up an email or text notification system in the coming months for our customers. Our employees and customers safety are our upmost priority and with customer care and satisfaction in mind we will continue to service you as soon as possible.

Our goals during these times are to satisfy our customers safely and get everyone home safely at the end of the day.

What items can I put into the trash?

The following items are included in your everyday trash. These items can be placed inside your curbside totes, cans or containers and all trash must be bagged.

· Diapers

· Food

· Disposable razors

· Small yard clippings, limbs and leaves

· Cat litter and pet feces

· Glassware and ceramic dishes/cups

· Hoses and wire

· Juice boxes/pouches

· Non-fluorescent light bulbs

· Sheet glass (windows, mirrors, etc.)

· Foam cups or packing materials

· Small construction wood trimmings/cuts (treated, painted, stained, etc.)

Totes, Trash Cans and Containers

· Currently we have totes on order and will be issued as soon as we receive them. Thank you for your patience!

· You are able to furnish and utilize your own can at this time

· Some of our customers have built a permanent roadside receptacle and this works as well.

Over-sized Items and Miscellaneous Items must be scheduled before pick-up. Additional fees apply. These items are usually picked up with another truck and secured rather than compacted.

· Oversized items

· Mattresses

· Sofas and Furniture

· Appliances

· Automotive Batteries

· Brush piles

· Construction waste

· Log and Brush Piles

What items do NOT go into the trash?

The following hazardous household waste items should not be treated as everyday garbage and should not be disposed of curbside, in your totes, bins or carts:

· Used motor oil and filters

· Fuels (gas, diesel, kerosene, propane, etc.)

· Batteries (automotive, commercial, marine and lithium)

· Electronics (TVs and computers)

· Construction materials/waste

· Fluorescent light bulbs

· Paint, paint cans, stain, varnish, thinner and adhesives

· Prescription medications

· Concrete (unused or cured)

· Logs or lumber

· Loose fill, rocks, dirt

Items that are too hazardous for recycling or disposal in a landfill. Even when taken to landfills they are separated and processed differently.

· Paint, stain, varnish, thinner and adhesives

· Automotive products such as old fuel, anti-freeze, brake fluid, motor oil and oil filters

· Aerosol cans that are not depleted or used

· Pool or photographic chemicals

· Fluorescent light bulbs and lamps

· Dead animals

· Garden products including pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers

· Propane tanks and fire extinguishers

· Household cleaners with ammonia or bleach

· Thermostats, thermometers and other items containing mercury

Recycling

· Currently at this time we do not offer recycling services. We are interested in providing services but not set up for it at this time.

Items we do not accept. Please contact your local police or sheriff’s office for disposal instructions.

· Expired prescriptions and non-prescription medications, controlled substances

· Sharps, such as syringes, needles, etc.

· Firearms, ammunitions or explosives