A surgical center, a tower under construction and a condo association need three different setups. Open the segment that fits your operation and see what we would actually put in.
Waste is not one service. What a busy kitchen needs at 6am has almost nothing in common with what a hospital loading dock needs, or what a tower needs during interior demo. Tap a segment below for what we typically set up and what it fixes.
The everyday commercial account: a container on your property, emptied on a schedule, invoiced the same way every month. Most of what we do, and the line most businesses overpay on because nobody has revisited the size or the frequency in years.
We start by looking at what you actually generate rather than what the last hauler sold you. Right-sizing the container and the pickup schedule is usually worth more than shaving the rate.
High volume, steady flow, fixed dock — the textbook case for compaction. You stop paying to move air and the haul count drops with it, which is where the money in commercial waste actually is.
Healthcare buildings generate far more ordinary waste than most people assume — packaging, cardboard, food service, office paper, construction debris during a build-out. That stream is ours, and it is usually the larger and more expensive half of the bill.
What healthcare adds is scrutiny. The enclosure is often in view of patients and neighbors, service has to happen without blocking an ambulance bay or a loading dock, and a missed pickup becomes a visible problem the same day. We schedule around that rather than around our route convenience.
We are permitted for regulated medical waste as well — red bag, sharps and pathological — so one company covers the whole building instead of two vendors, two schedules and two invoices.
Wet, heavy, odor-sensitive waste in Florida heat, with a health inspector who can arrive any day. The equipment matters more than the rate here: a sealed self-contained compactor solves problems an open container never will.
Cardboard drives retail volume and shared enclosures drive the complaints. Pulling the OCC into its own stream usually shrinks the trash container rather than adding a second bill — which is the opposite of what most tenants expect.
Residents leave whatever will not fit beside the enclosure, and that becomes a code violation before it becomes anyone’s problem. Getting bulk on a schedule costs less than calling it in as an emergency every time.
Weather moves and so do we. Same-day and next-day where we have capacity, standing swaps through a multi-crew week, and a grapple for the chute pile a container cannot take.
SAM.gov registered, licensed and insured, with certificates at whatever limits your solicitation specifies. Local equipment sitting in Fort Lauderdale rather than a mobilization from out of state.
Guest-facing property where the container cannot be seen, smelled or heard at 5am. Volume swings hard between season and off-season, and the schedule should swing with it instead of staying where somebody set it in 2019.
Awkward access, oversized debris and material that never fits neatly in a box. More often a grapple job than a container job — and frequently both.
Container and frequency matched to your real volume. Paying for capacity you do not use is the commonest thing we find on a competitor’s invoice.
One number, and whoever picks up can make the call. Multiple sites get one contact across all of them, and invoicing you can reconcile per property.
Municipal franchise fees and taxes appear as their own pass-through lines instead of being folded into the rate, so you can compare us honestly against anyone.
Cardboard and commingled alongside your trash. For most retail, food service and healthcare it shrinks the trash container rather than adding a second bill.
Whatever segment you are in, the fastest way to find out whether we are worth switching to is to send a recent invoice from your current hauler. We break it down line by line, show a side-by-side, and flag your contract’s renewal notice window. Free, and if we cannot beat it we will tell you that.
Based in Fort Lauderdale and growing across Florida. Open the list to find your city — or just tell us the address and we’ll confirm it right away.
Miami, the Beaches, Doral, Hialeah, Homestead and everything between. We take work here on request — tell us the address and what you need and we will confirm what we can do and when.
Stuart, Palm City, Hobe Sound and Jensen Beach. We take work here on request — tell us the address and what you need and we will confirm what we can do and when.
Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce and the Treasure Coast. We take work here on request — tell us the address and what you need and we will confirm what we can do and when.
Need a container this week? Call (954) 772-6440