Warehouses and Industrial
High-volume waste and OCC, handled on your dock schedule
Warehouses and plants produce steady cardboard and bulky waste. Metro pairs compactors, front-load service and recycling so pickup frequency follows the dock, not a generic route.
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Where high-volume sites lose time
- Loose cardboard eating dock space
- Too many pulls because the container is undersized
- A hauler who cannot add a trailer when a cleanout hits
How Metro runs the account
- Compactors that cut the number of pulls
- OCC and recycling separated from trash
- Trailer hauling when a single container is not enough
A typical warehouse account starts with weekly volume, dock hours and whether cardboard is baled. Metro sizes the compactor or container, then sets a pull schedule the shipping desk can plan around.
Equipment: compactors, front-load containers, OCC recycling and 100 yard walking floor or tipper trailers for large loads.
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Owned routes in Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery and Delaware counties. A 50-state partner network covers locations outside that territory.