How to Dispose of Paint, Oil & Chemicals in South Florida
Household hazardous waste has to go to a county drop-off, not on our trailer.
How we handle it
We can't legally haul liquid paint, motor oil, gasoline, solvents, or pool chemicals — but we'll tell you exactly where the nearest household hazardous-waste drop-off is.
City & county rules to know
Palm Beach County residents use the Solid Waste Authority's household hazardous waste program; Broward County runs its own drop-off program.
Tips before pickup
- Fully dried-out latex paint cans are sometimes acceptable as regular waste — ask us first.
Paint, Oil & Chemicals Questions to Ask Before Pickup
Can All Out Rubbish haul paint or chemicals?
We can't legally haul liquid paint, motor oil, gasoline, solvents, or pool chemicals — but we'll tell you exactly where the nearest household hazardous-waste drop-off is.
What should I do before dealing with paint or chemicals?
Fully dried-out latex paint cans are sometimes acceptable as regular waste — ask us first.
Can paint or chemicals go out with regular city bulk trash?
Palm Beach County residents use the Solid Waste Authority's household hazardous waste program; Broward County runs its own drop-off program.
What is the safest next step?
Keep the material contained and separate from ordinary junk. Call before moving it so we can explain the correct local disposal path or refer you to the right licensed provider.