If you are in need of a new trash bin let us know! Our bright yellow and red trash bins look sharp and will let everyone know who your waste remover provider is. Contact us at (855)WASTE 65 or use our chat messenger on our website to get more information about ordering a trash bin.
Paying your bill has never been easier with Priority Waste! Simply visit Online Bill Pay, enter your information and you are done, it’s really that easy!
The customer experience is the top priority at Priority Waste, and our drivers work hard every day to ensure our vision is met. If you see one of the Priority Waste trucks driving around, give a friendly wave, and they will undoubtedly reply with a honk, wave, or even a conversation if you catch them at the right time!
Happy Birthday to our newest family member at Priority Waste, Andrea Nascivera-Kruse. We are so proud to welcome Andrea to our executive sales team!
Did you know that Priority Waste offers drop-off services? We have two locations designated for waste drop off. The Wolverine Transfer Station in Hamtramck and the J Fons Transfer Station in Detroit is currently being renovated into a state of the art drop off facility. Learn more about our drop-off services by clicking the button below.
Paying your bill has never been more comfortable with Priority Waste! Simply visit Online Bill Pay, enter your information, and you are done. It’s that easy!
Today we celebrate the honorable Bill Holloway who has been our director of operations. Bill was enrolled in the Navy and since then, Bill has been an amazing addition to the team, bringing many different skillsets to the operation and spreading his knowledge with his coworkers. Thank you for your service Bill, we hope you have a wonderful day!
Happy Independence Day to all of our Mexican employees and customers! On this special day in 1810 Mexico gained its freedom from Spain. The celebration is filled with national pride, colorful parades, mariachi concerts, food, and fun.
Our operation is growing! We need talented individuals looking to expand their horizons and be a part of the Priority Waste team to advance waste and recycling services to improve communities. Check our listings https://www.indeed.com/cmp/
J Fons is currently being updated and transformed to be a state-of-the-art waste drop off site. Priority Waste is in process of completing renovations. Within the next month, your processing time to utilize our facility will be greatly reduced and improved. Stay tuned.
Thanks to the generosity of Utica Community Schools residents as well as local government and businesses, students in the community will be receiving coats to fight off the winter cold.
As a result of the nearly two-month long “Coats for Kids” community drive for Utica Community Schools students, 1,383 new coats and more than $6,000 in monetary donations were collected.
The drive was sponsored by the district, Shelby Township, the cities of Sterling Heights and Utica and through local business Antolin Shelby, Shelby Township’s largest employer.
“Great partnerships produce great results,” Superintendent Christine Johns said. “Teachers, administrators, parents and community leaders are modeling for students what is great about our school district and the communities we call home. Service and volunteerism are the very essence of our community.”
The successful community coat drive began to take shape when Antolin Shelby opened its new, state-of-the-art 360,000 square-foot automotive international manufacturing facility.
Antolin Shelby General Manager and Utica Community Schools graduate Joe McCluskey II initiated the idea of a community coat drive as part of the business opening.
“This community is like a family, and I am honored to live in Shelby Township where families join together to help one another,” McCluskey said. “I am especially proud of the Antolin Shelby employees who rose to the challenge to donate coats, hats and gloves and also helped with the coat collections, sorting and packing for distribution.”
Working with Shelby Township Supervisor Richard Stathakis, the Coats for Kids drive expanded into the cities of Utica and Sterling Heights and featured more than 10 drop sites throughout the community.
The drive was held from mid-November through Jan. 4. [Read more…] about Priority Waste Is Proud to Help Out the Community with Coats for Kids
Dumpster containers are an easy way to get rid of larger items that you no longer want. While most household and construction debris are permitted, there are some items that are not. Follow the rules, so that you don’t end up with a fine from your local sanitation department.
Things That You Can Throw in a Dumpster
The good news is that there are many things that can be thrown in a dumpster. If you are working on a building project or renovation, then the following can be discarded this way:
If you are getting a dumpster for household purposes, then you can also discard the following items:
Things That You Cannot Throw in a Dumpster
Objects and substances that can be harmful or hazardous to the environment cannot be put in a dumpster. The restricted list includes:
Most waste removal services will also include anything that could potentially damage the dumpster itself. If you aren’t sure about an object, make sure you ask before putting it in the dumpster.
Know the Rules About Dumpster Rentals
Some areas may have variations in their permitted and restricted lists. Make sure you know the rules about dumpster containerss in your area by talking to a professional. Priority Waste is available to help Michigan customers learn more about what they can put in their dumpsters. Contact us today!
Everyone should consider recycling. There are many good reasons that benefit all of us. Why should you consider letting Priority Waste provide recycling services for your home or business?
Are you ready to start recycling? Contact Priority Waste today to discuss available services and find out how you can lower your impact on the environment while helping local economies.
The amount of debris and refuse you can fit in your dumpster will rely heavily on how you fill it. While most waste removal companies will provide an estimated capacity for each container, this will mean less if you do not fully utilize the interior space. The following tips will help you fill your dumpster efficiently so that you can take advantage of its maximum capacity.
Break down anything you can. Make sure items are in their smallest, most compact form before placing in the dumpster. This will ensure optimum space usage and reduce the chances of hidden gaps that will cost you capacity.
If you are throwing away flimsy materials like foam, fabric, or cardboard, use these to line the bottom. These objects will compress as more weight is added on top, which means they will take up even less space. Foam sheets and cardboard can be crushed, so it makes minimal difference in height when stacking refuse.
Next, you can add bulkier objects. These need the most room, so they should be placed first. Arrange contents so that everything is as close together as possible. Anything with flat sides or objects that can fit inside others should be placed accordingly.
Some larger objects are oddly shaped, which means there may be pockets of open space created. Find smaller debris to fill in these areas. Once filed, you can start adding to any open spaces surrounding bulky objects or along the walls of your dumpster. Try to fill in as much as you can horizontally before building up.
Make a point to stop and check progress every now and again. This will provide you an opportunity to look for any open gaps you may have missed or spots that could be better arranged. By methodically adding more and more refuse, you can fill your dumpster to its maximum capacity.
Contact Priority Waste today to learn more about the best ways to fill a dumpster.