The Short Version: We talk. You tell us what you think you generate (or don’t), we help sort it out, and then we lay out a clear scope, timeline, and cost so you can decide what makes sense.
The path to better waste and hazardous waste management starts with a conversation. That might be an email, a phone call, or a quick Teams meeting. This is not an inspection or a test. It’s simply a chance for us to understand your operation and the types of waste you may be generating.
Some facilities know they generate hazardous waste. Others don’t think they do, but may still generate regulated waste on paper. Some only deal with solid waste, recyclables, electronic waste, or universal waste like batteries or lamps. Many businesses aren’t sure where they fall, and that’s completely normal.
You don’t need to know the terminology or have everything figured out before reaching out. Whether you generate hazardous waste, universal waste, e-waste, or just general solid waste, we’ll help you understand what you have, what rules apply, and what level of program actually makes sense for your facility.
Once we understand your situation, we’ll lay out a clear scope of work, a realistic timeline, and pricing. From there, we can decide together whether working together is the right fit. No pressure and no assumptions.
The Short Version: We help you get classified correctly, set up your waste areas, and make sure your documentation and procedures actually hold up.
Based on what we learn, we help determine whether you are a hazardous waste generator and, if so, which generator category applies to you. If you’re not sure where you fall, that’s fine. We handle the evaluation and any required registration with the appropriate agencies.
If you don’t generate hazardous waste, you may still generate universal waste or other regulated waste streams that come with their own requirements. We help you understand what applies and what doesn’t, without overcomplicating things.
We’ll help lay out your waste management areas, including satellite and central accumulation areas where applicable. That includes guidance on labeling, storage limits, accumulation timeframes, and container management so everything is set up correctly.
We also help with disposal practices and vendors, waste manifests, recordkeeping, and any required training. The goal is to make sure that if an inspector shows up, your documentation is in order and your waste program reflects what the rules actually require for your facility.
The Short Version: We make sure you’re classified correctly, registered if required, and set up with a waste program that actually holds up.
Based on what we learn about your operation and waste streams, we’ll determine whether you’re required to register as a hazardous waste generator. In some cases, facilities must register with the EPA or their state agency, and those registrations fall into different generator categories based on how much hazardous waste is generated.
If registration is required, we handle it for you. We take care of the paperwork, submit the application, work through any follow-up, and help you understand what those generator rules actually mean in practice, not just on paper.
If you don’t fall under hazardous waste generator rules, you may still generate universal waste, electronic waste, or other regulated waste streams. And even facilities that only deal with general solid waste often want a more organized, defensible program.
We help set up your waste areas, including satellite and central accumulation areas where applicable, and provide guidance on labeling, storage limits, disposal methods, vendors, manifests, and recordkeeping. The goal is simple: if an inspector shows up, your waste program makes sense and your documentation is ready.
Whether you’re managing hazardous waste, universal waste, e-waste, or just want a better solid waste program, we help put the right systems in place so waste management is no longer a constant headache.
The Short Version: Some clients just want help getting set up. Others keep us involved long term. We’re flexible either way.
For some facilities, our role is to help identify waste streams, get the right programs in place, and hand things off to their internal team. For others, waste management is ongoing and changes as operations, materials, or production levels shift.
Generator status can change. Waste volumes can increase or decrease. New materials can introduce new requirements. When that happens, we can help reassess what applies and adjust your program so you stay compliant without scrambling.
Many clients choose to keep us involved year over year because it makes waste management smoother. We already understand your operation, your waste streams, and your documentation, which means less disruption and fewer surprises over time.
Whether you need one-time support, periodic check-ins, or a longer-term partner to help manage waste across multiple locations, we’re here to support you in whatever way makes the most sense for your business.
