Choose Bale Route if you bale fiber or film; Trailers for bulk high‑volume sites; Box Trucks for moderate volumes or multi‑site networks. We’ll right‑size after an audit.

Yes — a dedicated OCC stream plus single‑stream containers often yields the best tipping rates and cleanliness.

Food/liquids, bagged recyclables, and restricted items in single‑stream can trigger surcharges. Signage and training minimize risks.

Bale Route service is designed for businesses that use baling equipment and generate consistent volumes of recyclables such as cardboard, paper, or plastics. Customers accumulate bales onsite, and pickups are scheduled based on volume and frequency to keep operations smooth.

Staged trailers are dropped off at your site and left for storage until full, making them ideal for high-volume recyclers with space for temporary storage. Live-load trailers arrive at a scheduled time, are loaded immediately, and depart—perfect for sites with limited space or fast turnaround needs.

Accepted materials typically include OCC (cardboard), office paper, mixed paper, plastics (PET, HDPE, LDPE film), and metals. Restricted items include hazardous waste, food-contaminated materials, electronics, and liquids unless arranged through a specialized program.

Ensure materials are palletized or staged in bins/totes. Dock-height loading is standard, but liftgates are available if needed. Label streams clearly to prevent contamination and speed up loading.

We offer flexible scheduling: milk-run routes for multiple stops, dedicated runs for single sites, and live-load appointments for trailers and box trucks. Frequency can range from weekly to multiple times per week based on your volume.

Yes. We provide diversion summaries, scale tickets, and detailed reports for audits or ESG/LEED® compliance. Documentation is available upon request for all service types.