Commercial waste collection designed for your operations, not for volume.

The price generally depends on four things: your volume, the collection frequency, and the container type and size. Rather than selling you an average rate, we assess your real volume during a free site visit, then give you an all-inclusive quote. It's the only way to get a fair price, without paying for capacity you don't use. You also get discounts by combining several of our services.

It depends on your real volume, your storage space, odour concerns and so on — not a generic calendar. After our free visit, we suggest the frequency that avoids both an overflowing container and pickups paid for nothing. And if your volume changes with the seasons, we readjust without charging you a renegotiation. We often see collections ranging from once every two weeks to three times a week, and it can also be on call.

Yes — that's often where we generate the most savings. We analyze your container size, the types of materials you generate, your frequency and your volumes to spot what you're overpaying. Many businesses have an oversized container or an overly frequent schedule inherited from a previous provider or from a lack of volume tracking. Optimizing the collection can save up to several thousand dollars a year. For larger optimization projects, you can count on our partner Stratzer, which offers waste characterization and waste management optimization services.

Yes. We serve retail stores, office towers, restaurants, distribution centres, food processors, garages and all other types of industries and institutions in Greater Montreal. Our strength is personalized service, especially on complex-access sites or sites involving material handling that large providers prefer to avoid. We also offer baled cardboard and plastics collection for larger generators, with the possibility of a monetary rebate for your materials.

It's decided based on the weekly volume you generate and the indoor and outdoor space available. Frequencies will also vary depending on the type of waste (some waste generates odours) and the type of collection containers you can install. We offer wheeled bins from 120 to 1,100 litres, containers from 2 to 40 yards, and compactors. During the free visit, we measure your space and assess your real volume so you avoid a size that's too big (that you pay for nothing) or too small (that overflows).

A wheeled bin for regular volumes and tight spaces, a container or compactor for large volumes and loading docks. The right choice depends on your access, the volumes generated each week and your types of waste. We walk you through that decision rather than imposing a one-size-fits-all format.

The number depends on your weekly volume, the collection frequency and the space available. We prefer to assess it on site: it's more accurate than a remote estimate, and it avoids renting or buying extra bins. You can fit roughly up to 60 kg of material in a 360-litre wheeled bin, with 100 kg being the maximum.

Ultimate household-type waste destined for landfill — meaning anything that is neither recyclable nor compostable, nor covered by extended producer responsibility programs, including hazardous products. To reduce your bill and your environmental footprint, we can combine your waste collection with our recyclables and organics collections, to divert as much as possible from landfill.

All of Greater Montreal: the island of Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore. If you're at the edge of these areas, call us anyway — we can often extend our routes or work with one of our partners.