Ok, when you order a WEE-Haul, what can you load on the trailer? Basically, if it fits, it ships; however, there are some things we can't take. Honestly, once you read the list, you wouldn't want to be the one loading them anyway.

We believe fine print shouldn’t feel like a trick. These rules exist for a reason: to protect our equipment, keep people safe, and dispose of materials responsibly.

If you ever have a question, just ask — we’re happy to help.

What this means:
Once delivered, the trailer must not be moved, towed, or relocated.

Why:
Our trailers are not licensed for customer transport, and moving them creates safety, liability, and insurance risks for everyone.

What this means:
Material must not exceed a safe height above the trailer sides (we need to be able to secure it for transport)  or weight limits must not be exceeded.

Why:
Overloading damages equipment, risks road safety, and can result in refusal at disposal facilities.

What this means:
Distribute weight evenly from front to back and side to side.

Why:
Uneven loads can damage axles, tires, and couplers — and make towing unsafe.

What this means:
All materials must fit fully inside the trailer.

Why:
Loose or protruding items are dangerous during transport and illegal on public roads.

These items are restricted due to environmental laws, disposal facility rules, or safety risks.

• Concrete 
• Bricks 
• Dirt 
• Soil 
• Sand 
• Gravel 
• Asphalt
   

Why:
These materials exceed weight limits quickly and require specialized disposal methods.

• Paint (wet or liquid) 
• Chemicals 
• Solvents 
• Fuel 
• Oil 
• Pesticides 
• Asbestos 
• Medical waste
   

Why:
These materials require licensed hazardous-waste handling and cannot legally go to standard disposal facilities.

• Dead animals 
• Animal remains 
• Human waste 
• Diapers 
• Septic material
   

Why:
These pose serious health risks and require specialized bio-waste disposal.

• Sealed Propane tanks 
• Sealed Gas cylinders 
• Sealed Fire extinguishers 
• Ammunition 
• Fireworks
   

Why:
These items can explode or ignite during transport or processing.

• Buckets with liquid 
• Bags of liquid waste 
• Oil or fuel containers (even partially full)
   

Why:
Liquids spill, leak, and contaminate trailers and disposal sites.

We work with approved disposal and recycling facilities. When possible, materials are recycled instead of landfilled, but that only works if prohibited items are kept out of the trailer.

Improper materials force entire loads to be rejected, creating waste, delays, and extra fees — which we want to avoid for everyone.

Additional fees may apply if:

• Prohibited materials are loaded 
• The trailer is obviously overloaded
   

If you’re unsure about an item, call or message us before loading it. We’d much rather answer a quick question, or help you find a solution, than deal with a problem later.

Keep things simple, safe, and fair — for you, for us, and for the environment.

Thanks for choosing WEE-Haul.