Dumpster Signs

Avoid Dumpster Liabilities And Stop Violators From Illegally Dumping On Your Property

Unlawful trash dumping is one of the most frustrating violations to deal with and is often carried out by the residents of our own community. Often you’ll see residents tossing out broken appliances, bulky furniture, open paint cans and flammable waste which can be an extreme nuisance for property owners. Contractors and construction workers share the blame of illegal dumping when they dispose of construction debris or other hazardous materials into your waste containers. They find it easier and cheaper to unload their trucks at your property than to dispose of their haul at a proper landfill site. Dealing with these issues can be easily avoidable by posting our no dumping and dumpster rules signage. We offer sign solutions that detail a variety of dumpster regulations which list prohibited items such as large appliances, old mattresses, construction supplies, auto batteries, petroleum products, toxic oils or flammable objects. Having signage that warns of the consequences of illegal dumping and how you plan to prosecute any violators is a quick way to prevent trash overflow and the unloading of suspicious materials into your trash containers.

Prevent Hazardous Waste From Causing Property Damage Or Harm To Others

Discarding hazardous waste improperly can present a threat to the public’s health and safety, and in some cases be the cause of severe property damage. The adverse effects may not be apparent instantly but improper disposal of toxic garbage can pollute the environment in your area and can become a serious health risk to those who work or live on your property. Property owners understand the importance of installing No Dumping and Dumpster Rules signs; the point is to educate their residents or employees about trash enforcement laws and proper disposal methods. Keep in mind the following hazards when it comes to properly maintaining your dumpster areas:

• Ignitable Waste: Trash that can easily catch on fire and sustain combustion is extremely dangerous and can be the cause of creating a dumpster fire that can possibly burn down your building. Paint thinners, flammable adhesives, oil based paints, lighter fluid and trapped gasoline vapors in a gasoline can are common examples of ignitable waste.


• Corrosive Waste: Corrosive wastes include strong acidic or alkaline substances that can readily corrode or dissolve materials they come into contact with. If dumped into a trash container, these substances will destroy solid material and corrode through the walls of your dumpster in a matter of time. All too often you’ll see individuals dumping corrosive substances like rust removers, wastewater treatment chemicals and auto batteries which leak batter acids.


• Reactive/Toxic Waste: Reactive wastes are chemically unstable and react violently with air or water. They can readily explode causing property damage or burn away slowly forming toxic vapors which can cause bodily harm or in serious cases, death. It is important to note these prohibited items when installing your dumpster rules signs so that you may prevent any future dumpster hazards.

We Manufacture Our Signs Using High-End Materials and Premium-quality manufacturing processes

STOPSignsAndMore constructs our No Dumping sign designs with rustproof, heavy-duty aluminum and reflective sheeting from 3M. The surface of the sheet aluminum is cleaned, deoxidized, and coated with a light and tightly adherent chromate conversion coating, free of powdery residue. We use 5052-H38 sheet aluminum in .063 or .080 gauges pre-treated in accordance to ASTM Designation: B449. All of our signage offerings are rated by 3M to last for up to seven years without any fading.

STOPSignsAndMore fully understands the importance of posting a durable No Dumping Sign. We are committed to producing for you the highest quality signage at affordable prices guaranteed to make a great first impression. Browse through our selection below to discover the ones that will best suit your location. Contact us via email at [email protected] or by calling (888) 931-1793 if you require any additional information or if you would like to place your order over the phone.