Put our buying power to work on your trash bill. We use our scale and relationships with trash companies to get your business access to wholesale pricing.
Same containers. Same service. No savings, no fee.
Our leadership oversees waste programs for more than 40,000 locations nationwide, from major chains to local mom-and-pop shops. Our leadership brings 20 years of waste experience.
We use that scale and those relationships to get you access to wholesale pricing: lower rates negotiated through our buying power.
You do not need thousands of locations to benefit from volume pricing. We bring that buying power to your business.
A new fee here. A rate increase there. Your monthly trash bill can change even when your service stays the same.
We check the full bill, not just the base rate. Some charges belong there. Others deserve a closer look. We identify what needs to change and take specific pricing targets to your hauler.
Example bill, for illustration.
Drag to your monthly spend for an example of five years of rising costs. Then send your bill for a free review. A calculator result is an estimate; we show actual savings from your account.
An illustration, not a quote: it models your bill rising 18% a year (an example growth assumption) against holding today's rate flat. A calculator result is an estimate, not a negotiated price or a completed audit. Full savings model at wastesavings.com.
How much of that is really on your bill? That is what the free audit answers, with your real rates, fees, and contract.
Our team has reviewed and reduced waste costs for businesses serviced by major national, regional, and independent trash companies across the country.
Our relationships with these companies, and the buying power behind them, are how we get better pricing for your business.
Your trash company doesn't need to change. Your bill does.
…plus regional and local haulers.
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We use our buying power to negotiate lower rates for your current containers and service. We work with your current trash company as the first choice.
We review the full bill and contract. We work to remove billing errors and reduce fees that add to your cost.
We put rate locks and fee protections in writing. That gives us clear terms to hold your trash company to.
We check monthly bills against those terms and challenge charges that do not match.
Upload a recent trash or recycling bill for a free review. If you have the service agreement, send that too.
Free · takes days, not weeksThe agreement explains our share of the savings and lets us handle the work.
Clear terms · no savings, no feeWe negotiate the changes, put rate protections in writing, and check the bills. You stay informed without having to manage each step.
We only get paid when you saveWe lower costs for the same containers and pickups. You are not getting a smaller dumpster or less service dressed up as savings.
We start with your current trash company. Keeping the service you already use is the standard approach.
Your bill review is free. Our fee is a share of the savings we can show on your bill.
You see the old bill, the new bill, our fee, and what you keep. If we do not save you money, you do not owe us a fee. No savings, no fee.
We work with national, regional, and local trash companies. Those relationships help us get better pricing for your business.
Your trash company gets paid to pick up your waste. We get paid to bring your bill down. Our success depends on your savings.
Plain-language guides to trash fees, contracts, and quotes, so you understand your bill before you change it.
See how buying power, a full bill review, and written rate locks can lower trash costs while keeping your current service.
Read the guide →Being under contract does not prevent a review. Understand amendments, billing questions, renewal options, and the limits on an early exit.
Read the guide →Make sense of base charges, surcharges, container costs, and one-time fees, and learn what to compare with your agreement.
Read the guide →Send your trash bill for a free review. No savings, no fee.