Drop Offs
Drop Off Your Trash in St. Clair & Southern Sanilac County in Michigan
Do you have rubbish, recyclables, or unwanted materials that are taking up space on or around your property? If so, drop off your trash at Jeff’s Rubbish Disposal in St. Clair and Southern Sanilac County in Michigan. We are available during our regular business hours to take your trash and dispose of it safely and responsibly. If you have bottles, plastics, or certain metals that you need to dispose of, you can rely on our team to handle the job. We also accept trailer loads (no larger than 10 yards).
Trash and Appliance Drop-Off: What to Know
Please keep the following in mind before bringing your trash to us:
- Regular Trash Drop-Off and Pricing: The average trash load (usually 30 gallons) costs $2 per bag. Prices for trailer or truck loads will be determined at the time of drop-off.
- Appliance Drop-Off: Customers can drop off their appliances during business hours at no charge. Please note that we do not accept appliances containing Freon, such as refrigerators, freezers, and AC units.
- Trailer Loads: No larger than 10 yards.
Drop Off Recycling for Current Customers
Here are the following items and materials we accept for drop-off recycling:
- Bottle-grade plastics #1 and #2 and #4 thru #7 (plastic lids go to the trash)
- Office paper and gift-wrapping paper
- Corrugated cardboard and paper bags
- Aluminum and metal food cans (rinsed out)
- Newspapers, magazines, brochures, and inserts
- Paperboard boxes (such as those used for cereal, pasta, and tissue)
- Phonebooks, greeting cards, regular mail, and junk mail
- Glass bottles and jars (rinsed out)
- Bulky, rigid plastics, such as buckets and chairs (must have the recycling symbol)
Items We Do Not Accept for Recycling
Please do not bring the following trash types for drop-off, as we will not accept or allow them:
- Plastic bags of any kind (including garbage bags and shopping bags)
- Waxed cardboard (like the kind used for orange juice or milk cartons)
- Electronics
- Batteries and cell phones
- Clothes, shoes
- Food
- Styrofoam (like take-out boxes or packing foam)
- Plastic toys
- Broken window glass, Pyrex, mirrors, or ceramics
- Windows or tempered glass
- Wire hangers
- Needles or syringes
- Hazardous waste
- Construction material or vinyl siding
- Tanglers, hoses, cords, or tree lights
- Plastics (industrial, auto parts, plastics, or manufactured molded plastics)