Advanced Disposal - Industrial Services - Waste Collection

We have found that industrial customers sometimes have needs above and beyond our regular commercial customers. For example, industrial customers typically use several different types of waste containers, including frontload containers, roll-of containers and compactors

Frontload Containers

Commonly referred to as "dumpsters," frontload containers are the most commonly used waste collection receptacle throughout the United States for non-residential, commercial waste collection. With this service, one or more 2-, 4-, 6- or 8-cubic-yard frontload containers are placed at your place of business in a location that is easily accessible and safe for your cleanup crews and waste-generation areas, as well as our trucks and drivers. Waste must be placed within the container and will be serviced at a minimum of once a week. However, if your waste generation calls for more frequent visits or a larger container, we will do whatever it takes to service your needs.

Commercial and Industrial Services. Front Loaders and Roll Off Dumpsters

Roll-off containers

For construction sites and other commercial and industrial businesses that generate larger waste loads, Advanced Disposal offers roll-off containers in all sizes. These waste containers range from 20 to 30 and 40 cubic yards and can be placed in almost any safe, sizable location for easy access to the waste. While they are often seen on construction and demolition sites, they can be used for all levels of non-hazardous waste and recycling collection and transportation.

Compactors

Compactors are fully enclosed waste containers varying in size from 2 to 40 cubic yards that utilize a mechanical blade within the container to compact the waste to maximize the amount of materials that can be loaded into the waste container. These containers must have access to electrical power from which to operate the mechanical blade. Most compactor customers generate high levels of waste or recyclable materials and benefit greatly from the maximization of space available for waste. The upfront cost of a compactor is higher than other types of waste containers, however savings are gained due to the reduced number of hauls needed over time.

Additionally, commercial and industrial customers occasionally have special waste that needs to be handled. They can also differ in the amount of waste they produce, requiring special pickup schedules.

Advanced Disposal is aware of these unique needs and prepared to cater to these situations, by offering:

24/7 waste pickup

Special waste disposal

Special equipment designed to carry waste

If you are an industrial customer and would like to learn more about how we can accommodate your waste needs, please contact the sales representative in your area.

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