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Compactors are fully enclosed containers varying in size from 2 to 8 cubic yards. They utilize a mechanical blade to compact the waste and maximize the amount of materials that can be loaded into the container. Most compactor customers generate high levels of waste and benefit greatly from the maximization of space available for waste. The upfront cost of a compactor is higher; however, savings are gained due to the significantly fewer collections needed over time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our commercial compactors come in sizes ranging from 2 to 8 cubic yards. These fully enclosed containers use a mechanical blade to compact waste, maximizing the amount of material that can be loaded into the container. This range of sizes helps accommodate various business needs.
Compactors are ideal for businesses that generate large amounts of waste because they maximize space by compacting materials. This means fewer collections are needed, which can result in significant cost savings over time, despite the higher initial investment.
Most types of non-hazardous waste can be placed in compactors, including general trash, packaging materials, and recyclables (if using a recycling compactor). It is essential to avoid placing hazardous materials, electronics, and other prohibited items in compactors. Contact us for specific guidelines on acceptable waste types.
The frequency of service for compactors depends on the volume of waste generated and the size of the compactor. Because compactors reduce the volume of waste, they typically require fewer collections compared to standard containers. We can help determine the optimal service schedule based on your business’s needs.
Installing a commercial compactor requires adequate space and accessibility for waste collection vehicles. Our team can conduct a site assessment to ensure proper placement and installation, taking into account factors like safety, ease of access, and operational efficiency.
While the upfront cost of a compactor is higher than standard containers, the long-term savings from reduced collection frequency can be substantial. By compacting waste, businesses can minimize the number of pick-ups needed, leading to lower overall waste management costs. Contact us for a detailed cost analysis and quote.
Yes, compactors can be used for recycling as well. Recycling compactors are designed to handle recyclable materials, helping businesses manage their recyclables more efficiently. This reduces the space needed for recycling storage and can lower overall waste management expenses.
Determining if a compactor is right for your business involves assessing your waste generation levels, space availability, and budget. Our team can help evaluate your specific needs and provide recommendations on the best waste management solutions, including whether a compactor would be beneficial. Contact us for a consultation and site assessment.
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