Throughout the 1800s, New York City's population was exploding in the throes of the industrial revolution. With massive increases not only in population but in population density, urban centers like New York became breeding grounds for a plethora of infectious diseases.
Trash compactors have a lot of benefits. They can save your business working hours and are a solution to specific environmental issues, but can they also save you money?
Imagine this: You're a Public Works Director for a city that's experiencing substantial growth.
I was at a meatpacking facility in Southern California a few years ago when the local trash company came with their truck to retrieve the 30 cubic yard compactor placed at the dock of my client.
There are generally two reasons an organization will seek us out to provide them with a trash compactor rental.
If your company is like most, capital expenditure dollars are not like other dollars you spend.
Three reasons trash compactors are the GREEN solution no one is talking discussing.
If your trash cans are consistently overfilled, and when you see your trash bill, you start googling, “How to sell my firstborn?” You should consider a trash compactor.
