Opposite. We're on-site multiple times a week — weekends included — sorting, compacting, and clearing overflow before it ever becomes a problem. Fewer pickups doesn't mean less coverage. It means smarter coverage.

Greystar, Eden Housing, JSCO, and Mercy Housing trust us to keep their enclosures clean and their residents from complaining. Same will be true for yours.

Our guarantee handles that. We walk your property, review your invoice, and either find savings or we don't. If we don't, you pay nothing — no walkthrough fee, no audit fee, no obligation. If we do, you keep 50% of every dollar we cut, every month. The risk of being "different" is on us, not on you. The only way to know is to send us your last invoice.

Not really. You'll set us up as a vendor like any other, but our pay comes out of the savings we create on your hauler bill — not out of your operating budget. If the bill doesn't drop, we don't invoice. The question isn't "can we afford another vendor?" — it's "are we okay with keeping more of what we're already spending?"

Not with us on-site. We sort and pull contaminants before pickup day — wrong items out, right items in, lids closed. That's what kills contamination fines before the hauler ever flags them. And if a fine slips through anyway, we pay it. Not your property. The whole point of having us in the enclosure is so you never have to think about this again.

That's exactly who benefits most. Most maintenance teams spend close to an hour a day on trash duty — time that could go to unit turns, work orders, and preventive maintenance. We take that hour back so your team can focus where they make the biggest impact. And because our pay comes from the savings on your hauler bill, you're not adding labor cost to do it.