Niagara Waste Systems ensures that only acceptable waste enters the landfill by imposing a strict scheduled and spot inspection program. All loads entering the landfill are regularly sampled and analyzed to ensure constant compliance with our Certificate of Approval requirements.

• Construction and demolition waste from non-industrial sources
  
• Drywall
  
• Industrial, commercial and institutional waste similar to curbside waste (e.g. lunch room waste, office waste, janitorial waste, restaurant waste…)
  
• Grocery and other food waste
  
• Roofing waste - non-industrial sources
  
• Textiles
  
• Household goods of non-hazardous nature (i.e. no paints or oils)
  
• White goods - fridges/air conditioners must be tagged showing CFC's have been removed

• Industrial waste streams, including sand waste, grinding waste, slag, sludge, or any other waste by-products of production
  
• Railway Ties and Telephone Poles
  
• Soil
  
• Empty containers, or liners from empty containers, that last contained non-hazardous materials (Drums must be cut in two or crushed)
  
• Roofing waste from industrial sources

• Biomedical Waste
  
• Pesticide and Herbicides
  
• Liquid Waste
  
• Equipment that contains refrigerants
  
• Hazardous Waste
  
• Batteries
  
• Propane tanks
  
• Pressurized Cylinders and Gas Cylinders
  
• Drums
  
• Tires