Disposal of "construction" materials

[forgotten-aria.livejournal.com]

I would like to get a new vanity, but I'm concerned about disposing of the old vanity. Somerville has a very picky rule about disposing of construction material (they sent us an angry letter for throwing out 1 roof shingle left over from an old job.) Combridge has a 1 toilet or 1 sink per week rule, but I can't find one for Somerville. All the services I can find either want to rent you a dumpster or have a minimum charge of ~$120. I've asked the DPW for suggestions, and they had no suggestions.

Does anyone know of an inexpensive way to dispose of these things? Some place I could take them (not that I look forward to transporting a old toilet in my car.) Surely there has to be some alternative.

Comments

[lizzielizzie.livejournal.com]

Most cities and towns have a company you can call to pick up large appliances and waste. Try the Town Clerk's office and see what they say.

[forgotten-aria.livejournal.com]

They'll do large appliances no problem. It's not the size, but the fact they deem it "constuction"