Do I have to switch trash companies?
Usually not. Most engagements end with you keeping your current hauler, containers, and pickup schedule — at a renegotiated rate with junk fees stripped out. We only recommend switching when a vetted competitor's offer clearly wins.
What does it cost?
The audit is free. If we find savings and you approve the changes, our fee is a share of the savings we created — it comes out of money you were already overpaying, not out of your operating budget. If we find nothing, you pay nothing.
How much can a business actually save?
It depends on your market, your contract, and how long your account has gone unchallenged — which is why we audit before we promise. The savings come from consistent places: removable fees, above-market base rates, oversized equipment, unnecessary pickup frequency, and automatic escalators. Your audit shows real numbers for your account before you commit to anything.
What do you need from me to start?
One recent waste invoice and about ten minutes — enough to understand your locations, containers, and pickup schedule. We take it from there.
How long does the audit take?
Days, not weeks, for a typical single-site account. Multi-location portfolios take longer depending on how many invoices and contracts are involved, and we'll give you a timeline up front.
I'm locked in a contract. Can you still help?
Yes — mid-contract is often the best time to engage. We can renegotiate in place, and we track your auto-renewal window so the contract never quietly re-locks on old terms. In switch scenarios, contract buyouts are frequently available for qualifying accounts.
Will my service be interrupted?
No. Renegotiations happen entirely on paper — same bins, same pickup days. If you approve a hauler change, we manage the transition end-to-end so containers swap without a missed pickup.
What kinds of businesses do you work with?
Any business that pays a commercial waste bill: restaurants, retail, offices, medical, industrial, construction, property management, franchises, and multi-state portfolios. If waste and recycling are a line item, the audit applies.
What happens after you find the savings?
That's where we're different: we stay. Every future invoice is checked against your certified rate, new fees get disputed the month they appear, and we re-shop your contract before every renewal. Savings that aren't monitored erode — ours are monitored.
Do you handle dumpsters, compactors, and roll-offs too?
Yes. Through our national equipment network we handle right-sizing, replacements, recycling programs, temporary roll-offs for projects, and surge capacity — one point of contact for all of it.
How are you different from a waste management company?
Haulers make money when your bill grows. We're a brokerage — we don't own trucks, we don't sell disposal, and we don't take hauler money. We make money only by shrinking your bill and keeping it shrunk. The incentives are opposite, on purpose.
How do I know the savings are real?
Every proposal is itemized against your current invoice: this fee removed, this rate reduced, this term capped. You approve it line by line, and your monthly report shows exactly what you paid versus what you would have paid. No black box.