Commercial bin rental for restaurants, condos, and offices — transparent contracts, no hidden fees.

Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly pickup for 2/4/6-yard front-load bins. Property management contracts, restaurant grease-trap-adjacent service, condo board billing. We're the operator brokers and franchises don't want you to talk to.

• ✓ One flat monthly rate · no fuel surcharges, no environmental fees, no "admin" line items
• ✓ Same truck, same driver, same time-of-day for the whole contract
• ✓ Bilingual property-management portal · digital service receipts
• ✓ 90-day no-questions cancellation for new contracts
• ✓ Bilingual dispatch · same number for service issues, billing, contract changes

Front-load rental built for predictable weekly schedules.

Most commercial accounts run on a fixed schedule: 2× per week for restaurants and dense multi-residential, 1× per week for offices and lower-density condos. We lock the schedule at booking, you get the same driver, the same day, the same time window — no scramble to renegotiate every quarter. Sizes available: 2-yard (small restaurant, 50-unit office), 4-yard (full-service restaurant, mid-size condo), 6-yard (high-volume kitchen, 100+ unit residential).

Pricing model — what shows up on your bill.

Monthly base = bin rental + scheduled pickups. $95-$170 per month for 2-yard at 1×/week, scaling to $320-$520 per month for 6-yard at 3×/week depending on city. Tipping fees pass through at cost on the monthly invoice — no hauler markup, no fuel surcharge, no admin fee. Extra pickups outside schedule are $40-65 each. We do not auto-escalate prices — renewals stay flat unless landfill tipping fees move materially (and we show you the receipt).

Why facilities switch from the chains to us.

The recurring conversation when prospects call: "we got auto-escalated 28% this year and the rep won't pick up." National chains build margin compression into multi-year contracts, then tighten the screws once you're locked in. Our contract is month-to-month, 30-day cancellation. No legal-team negotiation, no exit clauses, no minimum term. If we stop earning your business, you leave. The trade-off is we're smaller — Western Canada coverage is good but if you have 80+ locations across all 10 provinces, a chain may be the right call. For 1-15 locations in major metros, we win that comparison.

Choosing a size and a pickup schedule

Right-sizing a front-load rental is a trade between bin size and pickup frequency, and the cheaper answer is usually the larger bin on a less-frequent schedule rather than a small bin emptied constantly. A 2-yard serviced once a week suits a small office, café, or low-traffic tenant; a 4-yard — the most common commercial rental — covers a mid-size restaurant, a multi-tenant building, or a busy retail unit at one to two pickups a week; a 6-yard handles a large kitchen, grocery, or hotel, often at two to three pickups.

The signal you have it wrong is simple: if the lid won’t close between pickups, you need more capacity or more frequency; if the bin is half-empty on collection day every week, you are paying for a pickup you don’t need. We start most accounts with a best-guess schedule, watch the first month, and adjust — because we bill month-to-month, right-sizing you down costs us a little and earns the account, which is the opposite of how an auto-escalating chain contract is built.

What goes in the bin, and how to start service

A front-load commercial bin takes the everyday waste stream of a business — general refuse, packaging, food waste where organics aren’t separated, and light operational debris. It is not for construction or renovation debris, which is heavier and belongs in a rented roll-off, and it cannot take the materials banned from every container in Canada: hazardous waste, solvents and paint, tires, batteries, propane and pressurized cylinders, or liquids. Running a clean stream keeps your tipping fees down, since contamination is what triggers surcharges at the transfer station.

Starting service takes a phone call: tell us your address, the kind of business, and a rough sense of weekly volume, and we recommend a size and schedule, confirm enclosure access and fork clearance, and set a delivery date. There is no multi-year term, no minimum, and 30-day cancellation — if a different size or cadence turns out to fit better once the bin is in use, we change it. Bilingual dispatch handles the account in English or French, and the monthly invoice itemizes rental, pickups, and pass-through tipping with no hidden lines. Most new accounts are delivered within a few business days of the first call, and because there is no contract to negotiate or legal review to wait on, switching from a chain hauler is usually a same-week move rather than a quarter-long project — we coordinate the changeover so there is no gap in collection between your old bin leaving and ours arriving.