GENERAL GUIDELINES

RESIDENTIAL GUIDELINES

Cans must be curbside the night before your scheduled service day.
Place each can within 3 feet of the curb, 3 feet from a mailbox or other object, with handles facing the house, and 1 foot or more separating each can.
TNT empties one trash cart per week. Please do not overload the can; the lid must close for collection.
Any waste outside the can will be left behind. Extra trash that does not fit in the can must be scheduled with our customer service team.
All boxes must be broken down, cut up, and placed inside the cart to be removed. Boxes outside the carts will not be removed.
Junk removal is offered for pickup on Fridays.
TNT includes 2 yard waste bags per week as part of service.

JUNK REMOVAL GUIDELINES

2 Yard waste bags are part of all services with TNT and picked up on a weekly basis.
Junk removal is offered for pickup on Fridays.
Contact customer service to schedule your junk removal pickup.

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL GUIDELINES

Some items contain hazardous materials and cannot be disposed of with your household trash, so please check the label.
Before disposing of aerosol cans please ensure that hte can isempty; you should not feel or hear any liquid moving when you shake the can.
Disposing of partially full aerosol cans is dangerous due to them being pressurized. These cans require specific treatment.
Do not attempt to puncture an aerosol can or expose it to extreme heat. You can leave the plastic pray nozzle on the can, and if the can has a plastic lid, you can remove it for recycling.
To comply with state laws and regulations, follow these guidelines:
- If you are disposing of full biomedical containers, such as colostomy or urostomy bags, you must dispose of all urine or fecal matter; through a wastewater treatment system or a properly functioning septic tank system. In other words, you must empty the contents of the container, such as the colostomy bag, into a toilet and flush. The empty container can then be placed into a sealable plastic bag and disposed of with your regular household trash.
- If you are disposing of “sharps,” which include medical syringes, hypodermic needles, and lancets, you must place the sharps into a sealed, puncture-proof container before disposing of that container with your household trash.
- Place used sharps in a puncture-proof plastic container, such as a bleach or detergent bottle with a screw-top lid or a sharps container (sold at local pharmacies).
- When full, screw the lid on tightly and tape it in place with duct tape.
- With permanent marker, clearly label the containers “Bio-Hazard.”
- Place the container into your household trash cart for collection.

ENDING SERVICE GUIDELINES

The account holder must be the one to call in and cancel the service.
Cancellations must be scheduled one week prior to your last service day.
Your trash and recycle cans must be curbside the evening before your pickup day and will be removed by our can removal team on the last day of your service.
If we are unable to remove our cans, you will be billed for them.
Please contact customer service to set up your cancellation and schedule your final pick up. We do not accept letters or postcards as forms of cancellation.

GENERAL GUIDELINES

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