We put our buying power to work to lower your trash bill. You sign the savings agreement, and we handle the price changes and bill checks. We only get paid when you save. Here is how it works.
Send a recent waste invoice. If you have the service agreement, include it. We may ask about your containers, pickup days, locations, and recent changes in service. The audit is free. Sending an invoice starts the review process; it is not a signed savings agreement.
The agreement explains our fee and the work we are authorized to perform, including: the service and costs used for comparison; how the starting costs and resulting savings are measured; our fee percentage and how long it applies; any known one-time costs; how our fee affects the savings you keep; and the authority to carry out account changes and any exceptions, including hauler changes. No savings, no fee.
We use our buying power and relationships with trash companies to get your business access to wholesale pricing. We negotiate the rates and fees for your current containers and pickups, then carry out the changes covered by your savings agreement. You do not need to approve each adjustment separately. We keep you informed and document the results. Keeping the current hauler is the standard approach; a necessary switch is handled separately under the agreement.
We secure written rate locks and fee terms for the covered period, then record the pricing, charges, and any stated exceptions. A rate reduction and protection against later increases are separate parts of the job. We track each agreed change through to the bill, so you can see the result.
After agreed changes take effect, we compare the invoice with the documented pricing. During the monitoring term, we review monthly bills, flag differences, and follow up with the hauler. Your agreement explains how bills reach our team and how long monitoring and fees continue.
We compare your old bill with the new bill for the same containers and service. You see the reduction, our fee, and what you keep.
Our fee is a share of those savings. We do not earn a fee just for promising a better price. No savings, no fee.
The comparison should account for what you are buying: container size, pickup frequency, service volume, and included charges.
Your agreement defines how savings and fees are calculated for your account. Want to see the arithmetic pattern itself? Our guide to broker fees and savings walks through it with a worked example.
We tell you. Some accounts already have competitive pricing or terms that limit the available options. The review should help you understand the account, not manufacture a reason to change it.