I used to do stuff like this in old America, like cutting out all your material and taking it with you, but today it is probably lawsuit city.
A little "waste management required."
“illegal dumping”
LOL...just returning the owner’s belongings to him. The dumpster company deserves kudos for being so honest.
When I was 8 years old I would shovel sidewalks for cash.
A neighbor said she didn’t want the sidewalk done, just the driveway. I said fine, but it still was $5 as the driveway was the largest and most difficult (it was a little over 18” of snow.)
When I finished, I went to the door to get paid. She opened the door, handed me $2, and quickly slammed the door. She refused to answer the door.
I was practically in tears dragging my shovel back home when I had a thought.
I went back and began shoveling the snow back onto the driveway.
Quick as a flash, she was outside with the balance in her hand.
Decades later a similar thing happened when I was shoeing a horse. When I went to pull the shoes off for lack of payment. I got my money.
Seems reasonable...
Many years ago a monument dealer of my acquaintance had a customer, a woman, who flat out told him she wasn’t paying for a recent inscription on a monument in the cemetery. She smirked and said “what are you gonna do about it”? “Mike” who was a very tolerant easygoing guy said “Hey what can I do about it”? Then, one day, the entire face of that monument disappeared under mysterious circumstances.