Hazardous Waste Disposal for Hotels & Resorts

Comprehensive Hazardous Waste Management Services for Hotels, Resorts & Hospitality Properties Nationwide

Hotels and resort properties generate diverse hazardous waste from housekeeping operations, food service, maintenance, pools and spas, laundry facilities, and landscaping. From cleaning chemicals and pool chemicals to equipment maintenance waste and paint, proper disposal is required for regulatory compliance, guest safety, and sustainable hospitality. Hazardous Waste Disposal provides expert waste management services tailored to the hotel and resort industry.

Call (800) 582-4833 for hotel waste disposal services or email info@hazardouswastedisposal.com

Understanding Hotel & Resort Hazardous Waste

Hotels and resorts are complex operations with multiple departments generating various types of hazardous waste. Proper waste management protects guests and staff, ensures regulatory compliance, maintains property standards, and supports sustainability initiatives increasingly important to the hospitality industry.

Why Hotel Waste Management Matters:

  • EPA RCRA hazardous waste regulations

  • State and local environmental requirements

  • Health department compliance (food service)

  • Pool and spa regulations

  • Worker health and safety (OSHA)

  • Guest safety and comfort

  • Environmental stewardship

  • Brand reputation and standards

  • Corporate sustainability goals

  • Green certifications (LEED, Green Key, Green Globe)

  • Insurance requirements

  • Liability protection

  • Franchise brand standards

  • Investment property requirements

Common Hotel & Resort Waste Streams:

  • Housekeeping chemicals (all-purpose, bathroom, glass)

  • Laundry chemicals (if on-site laundry)

  • Pool and spa chemicals (chlorine, acids, bases)

  • Kitchen and food service chemicals

  • Maintenance department waste (paints, oils, solvents)

  • Landscaping chemicals (fertilizers, pesticides)

  • Equipment maintenance waste (HVAC, vehicles, generators)

  • Universal waste (lamps, batteries, electronics)

  • Paint and facility maintenance materials

  • Pest control products

  • Contaminated materials

  • Vehicle fleet waste (shuttles, maintenance)

Types of Hotel Properties We Serve

Full-Service Hotels

Traditional hotel operations:

  • Business hotels

  • Convention hotels

  • Airport hotels

  • Downtown hotels

  • Suburban hotels

Typical amenities:

  • Guest rooms (100-500+)

  • Restaurant(s)

  • Meeting and event space

  • Fitness center

  • Indoor/outdoor pool

  • On-site laundry

  • Maintenance shop

Waste generated:

  • Housekeeping chemicals

  • Laundry chemicals

  • Food service chemicals

  • Pool chemicals

  • Maintenance waste

  • Landscaping materials

  • All operational areas

Typical volumes:

  • Small hotel (50-150 rooms): 200-800 gallons/year

  • Medium hotel (150-300 rooms): 800-2,000 gallons/year

  • Large hotel (300+ rooms): 2,000-8,000+ gallons/year

Resort Properties

Destination resorts:

  • Beach resorts

  • Mountain resorts

  • Ski resorts

  • Golf resorts

  • Spa resorts

  • All-inclusive resorts

Expanded amenities:

  • Multiple restaurants

  • Multiple pools and water features

  • Golf course (extensive chemical use)

  • Spa facilities

  • Activities and recreation

  • Large grounds and landscaping

  • Extensive maintenance needs

Waste characteristics:

  • Higher volumes than traditional hotels

  • More diverse waste streams

  • Golf course chemicals significant

  • Spa product waste

  • Seasonal variations (ski resorts)

Limited-Service Hotels

Select-service properties:

  • Extended stay hotels

  • Suite hotels

  • Budget hotels

  • Economy properties

Reduced amenities:

  • Guest rooms

  • Limited or no food service

  • Basic pool or no pool

  • No on-site laundry (usually)

  • Basic maintenance

Waste generated:

  • Housekeeping chemicals (primary)

  • Pool chemicals (if applicable)

  • Basic maintenance waste

  • Lower volumes than full-service

Boutique Hotels

Upscale independent properties:

  • Luxury boutique hotels

  • Design-focused properties

  • Historic properties

  • Unique character hotels

Waste similar to full-service:

  • High-quality cleaning products

  • Specialty amenities

  • Restaurant and bar

  • Maintenance of unique features

  • Often green/sustainable focus

Casino Hotels

Gaming and hospitality:

  • Casino resorts

  • Tribal casino hotels

  • Gaming properties

  • Entertainment complexes

Additional considerations:

  • 24/7 operations

  • Very high volumes

  • Multiple restaurants

  • Large facilities

  • Entertainment venues

  • Extensive maintenance

Conference Centers & Convention Hotels

Meeting-focused properties:

  • Conference hotels

  • Convention centers with lodging

  • Corporate retreat centers

Large-scale operations:

  • Extensive meeting space

  • Banquet operations

  • High housekeeping needs

  • Large laundry operations

  • Significant waste volumes

Bed & Breakfasts / Inns

Small properties:

  • B&Bs

  • Country inns

  • Historic inns

  • Small lodging properties

Waste generated:

  • Housekeeping chemicals (small scale)

  • Kitchen chemicals

  • Basic maintenance

  • Lower volumes

  • Often quarterly or annual service

Common Hotel Waste Materials

Housekeeping Chemicals

Daily cleaning operations:

All-Purpose Cleaners:

  • Multi-surface cleaners

  • Neutral cleaners

  • Disinfectants

  • High-volume use

Bathroom Cleaners:

  • Toilet bowl cleaners (acidic)

  • Tub and tile cleaners

  • Lime and scale removers

  • Shower cleaners

  • Mirror and glass cleaners

Furniture and Floor Care:

  • Furniture polish

  • Dusting products

  • Carpet cleaners and spot removers

  • Floor cleaners

  • Vacuum chemicals

Specialty Products:

  • Stainless steel cleaners

  • Upholstery cleaners

  • Window cleaners

  • Deodorizers and air fresheners

Disinfectants:

  • Quaternary ammonium compounds

  • Bleach solutions

  • EPA-registered disinfectants

  • Sanitizers

Becomes waste:

  • Expired products

  • Damaged containers

  • Product changes (brand switches)

  • Discontinued items

  • Overstock

Laundry Chemicals

On-site laundry operations:

Detergents:

  • Industrial laundry detergents

  • Oxygen bleach

  • Chlorine bleach

  • Heavy-duty formulations

Processing Chemicals:

  • Fabric softeners

  • Sour (neutralizer/pH adjustment)

  • Starch and sizing

  • Stain removers

Machine Maintenance:

  • Scale removers

  • Rust removers

  • Machine cleaners

Characteristics:

  • High volumes at properties with laundries

  • Caustic products

  • Strong oxidizers (bleach)

  • Proper disposal required

Pool & Spa Chemicals

Aquatic facility maintenance:

Sanitizers:

  • Chlorine (liquid, granular, tablets)

  • Bromine

  • Shock treatments

  • Algaecides

pH Adjustment:

  • Muriatic acid (hydrochloric acid) - very corrosive

  • Sodium bisulfate (dry acid)

  • Soda ash (sodium carbonate)

  • Sodium bicarbonate

Other Pool Chemicals:

  • Calcium hardness increasers

  • Clarifiers

  • Enzyme products

  • Test kit reagents

  • Filter cleaners

  • Tile and deck cleaners

Spa-Specific:

  • Spa shock

  • Foam reducers

  • Spa-specific sanitizers

Safety concerns:

  • Never mix pool chemicals (dangerous reactions)

  • Proper storage critical

  • Acid very corrosive

  • Chlorine is strong oxidizer

Significant waste stream at properties with pools

Food Service Chemicals

Restaurant and banquet operations:

  • Kitchen cleaning chemicals

  • Degreasers

  • Sanitizers

  • Dishwashing chemicals

  • Floor care products

  • Oven and grill cleaners

See our Restaurants page for detailed information

Maintenance Department Waste

Facility maintenance:

Paints and Coatings:

  • Interior paint (guest rooms, public areas)

  • Exterior paint

  • Primers and sealers

  • Stains and varnishes

  • Paint thinners and solvents

HVAC & Mechanical:

  • Refrigerants (EPA Section 608 regulated)

  • Compressor oils

  • Boiler chemicals

  • Cooling tower chemicals

  • System cleaning chemicals

Equipment Maintenance:

  • Lubricants and greases

  • Hydraulic fluids

  • Cleaning solvents

  • Degreasers

  • Penetrating oils

Plumbing:

  • Drain cleaners

  • Pipe treatments

  • Septic treatments (if applicable)

Electrical:

  • Transformer oils (older properties)

  • Ballast disposal

Vehicle Fleet Waste

Shuttle and maintenance vehicles:

  • Used motor oil

  • Antifreeze/coolant

  • Transmission fluid

  • Brake fluid

  • Batteries

  • Filters

  • Contaminated materials

Recycling opportunities:

  • Used oil - often FREE

  • Batteries - often FREE

Landscaping & Grounds Chemicals

Property maintenance:

Pesticides:

  • Herbicides

  • Insecticides

  • Fungicides

  • Rodenticides

Fertilizers:

  • Turf fertilizers

  • Ornamental plant fertilizers

  • Specialty products

Golf Course (Resorts):

  • Extensive chemical use

  • Specialized turf products

  • Irrigation system chemicals

  • Pond and water feature treatments

Other:

  • Pool/fountain chemicals

  • Tree and shrub care

  • Pressure washing chemicals

Paint & Facility Maintenance

Building upkeep:

  • Guest room painting (frequent)

  • Public area refinishing

  • Exterior maintenance

  • Equipment painting

  • Carpentry materials

  • Adhesives and sealants

Pest Control Materials

Usually professional service:

  • Most hotels use professional pest control

  • Pest company handles most disposal

  • Hotel may have some products

Universal Waste

Throughout property:

  • Fluorescent and LED lamps (rooms, hallways, parking)

  • Exit signs and emergency lighting

  • Batteries (smoke detectors, equipment, golf carts)

  • Mercury devices (old thermostats)

  • Electronics (TVs, computers, POS systems)

  • Ballasts

Very high volumes due to property size

Spa & Salon Waste

If spa/salon on property:

  • Salon chemicals (hair color, perms, etc.)

  • Nail salon chemicals

  • Spa treatment product waste

  • Cleaning and sanitizing chemicals

Contaminated Materials

From operations:

  • Oily rags from maintenance

  • Cleaning rags and materials

  • Absorbents from spills

  • Paint supplies

  • Shop materials

Fire hazard from oily materials

Hotel Waste Regulations

EPA RCRA (Hazardous Waste)

Federal regulations:

  • Hazardous waste identification

  • Generator status determination

  • Accumulation time limits

  • Proper storage and labeling

  • Manifesting and record keeping

Generator status:

  • Most hotels are SQG (100-1,000 kg/month)

  • Large properties may be LQG (>1,000 kg/month)

  • Small properties may be VSQG (<100 kg/month)

  • Requirements vary significantly by status

Tracking important:

  • Monitor monthly generation

  • Generator status can change

  • Different requirements apply

Clean Water Act

Wastewater regulations:

  • Cannot discharge hazardous waste to sewer

  • Pretreatment requirements (large properties)

  • Laundry discharge (if on-site)

  • Pool backwash discharge

  • Storm water management

  • Grease trap requirements (kitchens)

OSHA Regulations

Worker safety:

  • Hazard Communication Standard

  • Safety Data Sheets (SDS) required

  • Employee training required

  • Personal protective equipment (PPE)

  • Proper chemical storage

  • Emergency procedures

Pool & Spa Regulations

State and local:

  • Pool operator certification required

  • Chemical storage requirements

  • Safety equipment

  • Record keeping

  • Health department inspections

Health Department

Food service areas:

  • Kitchen chemical storage

  • Sanitation requirements

  • Proper disposal

  • Inspections

Fire Codes

Fire safety:

  • Flammable liquid storage limits

  • Proper storage cabinets

  • Aerosol storage

  • Oily rag management

  • Ventilation requirements

Franchise Brand Standards

If franchised property:

  • Brand-specific requirements

  • Sustainability initiatives

  • Waste management standards

  • Reporting requirements

  • Green certification requirements

Green Certifications

If pursuing or maintaining:

  • LEED certification

  • Green Key Global

  • Green Globe

  • TripAdvisor GreenLeaders

  • Proper waste management required

  • Documentation and tracking

Our Hotel & Resort Waste Services

Housekeeping Chemical Disposal

Guest room and public area chemicals:

  • All-purpose cleaners

  • Bathroom cleaners

  • Disinfectants

  • Carpet and upholstery products

  • Specialty cleaners

  • Expired and discontinued products

Laundry Chemical Disposal

On-site laundry operations:

  • Detergents

  • Bleaches and oxidizers

  • Fabric softeners

  • Processing chemicals

  • Machine maintenance chemicals

  • High-volume capability

Pool & Spa Chemical Disposal

Aquatic facilities:

  • Chlorine and sanitizers

  • Acids (muriatic acid, etc.)

  • Bases (soda ash, etc.)

  • Algaecides and specialty chemicals

  • Expired and damaged products

  • Safe handling of reactive materials

Food Service Waste

Restaurant and banquet operations:

  • Kitchen cleaning chemicals

  • Equipment cleaning materials

  • Grease management chemicals

  • Food service equipment waste

Maintenance Department Services

Facility maintenance:

  • Paint and coating disposal

  • HVAC system waste

  • Equipment maintenance chemicals

  • Plumbing chemicals

  • Electrical equipment waste

  • Solvents and thinners

Vehicle Fleet Maintenance

Shuttle and service vehicles:

  • Used oil collection and recycling

  • Antifreeze and fluids

  • Batteries and filters

  • Vehicle maintenance materials

FREE recycling for clean used oil

Landscaping Chemical Disposal

Grounds maintenance:

  • Pesticides and herbicides

  • Fertilizers

  • Golf course chemicals (resorts)

  • Irrigation system chemicals

  • Pond and fountain treatments

Universal Waste Programs

Property-wide:

  • Lamp recycling (high volumes)

  • Battery collection and recycling

  • Electronics disposal

  • Mercury device disposal

  • Simplified compliance

Paint & Facility Maintenance

Building upkeep:

  • Interior and exterior paint

  • Renovation materials

  • Maintenance shop waste

  • Carpentry materials

Multi-Property Service

For hotel chains and management companies:

  • Coordinated service across properties

  • Consistent procedures

  • Consolidated billing

  • Single point of contact

  • National coverage

Emergency Response

24/7 emergency services:

  • Chemical spills

  • Pool chemical incidents

  • Container failures

  • Equipment malfunctions

  • Rapid response

  • Minimize guest impact

Renovation & Remodel Support

Property updates:

  • Construction chemical disposal

  • Old material removal

  • Complete room renovation waste

  • Public area remodel support

Property Closure/Conversion Support

Transitions:

  • Complete chemical inventory disposal

  • Equipment decommissioning

  • Facility cleanup

  • Conversion support

Training & Consultation

Staff support:

  • Chemical storage and handling

  • Department-specific training

  • Waste management procedures

  • Spill prevention

  • Cost reduction strategies

  • Sustainability programs

Hotel Waste Disposal Costs

Hospitality industry pricing:

  • Hotel and resort rates

  • Volume discounts

  • Multi-property pricing

  • Management company programs

  • Budget-friendly options

Typical Pricing:

Housekeeping Chemicals:

  • All-purpose cleaners: $2-$6 per gallon

  • Bathroom cleaners: $2-$8 per gallon

  • Disinfectants: $3-$8 per gallon

  • Specialty cleaners: $3-$10 per gallon

Laundry Chemicals:

  • Detergents: $2-$8 per gallon

  • Bleach: $1-$4 per gallon

  • Processing chemicals: $2-$8 per gallon

Pool & Spa Chemicals:

  • Chlorine products: $2-$10 per gallon

  • Muriatic acid: $2-$6 per gallon

  • Other pool chemicals: $2-$10 per gallon

Maintenance Waste:

  • Paint: $3-$10 per gallon

  • Solvents: $5-$15 per gallon

  • Equipment oils: $3-$8 per gallon

  • HVAC chemicals: $3-$10 per gallon

Vehicle Maintenance:

  • Used oil: Often FREE recycling

  • Antifreeze: $2-$6 per gallon

  • Batteries: Often FREE recycling

Landscaping Chemicals:

  • Pesticides: $5-$18 per gallon

  • Fertilizers: $2-$8 per gallon

Universal Waste:

  • Fluorescent lamps: $0.15-$0.50 per linear foot

  • Batteries: Varies by type

Service Costs:

Regular Pickups:

  • Quarterly (small hotel): $1,500-$4,000/quarter

  • Quarterly (medium hotel): $4,000-$10,000/quarter

  • Monthly (large hotel): $5,000-$15,000/month

  • Monthly (resort): $10,000-$30,000+/month

Annual Hotel Costs:

Small Hotel (50-150 rooms):

  • Annual total: $8,000-$25,000

Medium Hotel (150-300 rooms):

  • Annual total: $25,000-$75,000

Large Hotel (300-500 rooms):

  • Annual total: $75,000-$200,000

Resort Property:

  • Annual total: $100,000-$500,000+

Hotel Chain (10 properties):

  • Annual total: $200,000-$1,000,000+

Call (800) 582-4833 for hotel-specific pricing

Waste Minimization for Hotels

Green Purchasing

Environmentally preferable products:

  • Green Seal certified

  • EPA Safer Choice

  • Reduced toxicity

  • Concentrated products

  • Biodegradable options

  • Sustainable packaging

Dilution Control Systems

Automatic dispensing:

  • Housekeeping chemicals

  • Laundry chemicals

  • Kitchen chemicals

  • Reduces waste

  • Consistent results

  • Cost savings

Proper Product Selection

Right products for the job:

  • Match product to task

  • Appropriate container sizes

  • Quality products last longer

  • Reduces waste from ineffective products

Staff Training

All departments:

  • Proper dilution and use

  • Storage requirements

  • Safety procedures

  • Reduces waste from misuse

  • OSHA compliance

Inventory Management

Control chemicals:

  • Track inventory by department

  • Use oldest products first (FIFO)

  • Coordinate purchasing

  • Prevent over-ordering

  • Reduces expired products

Pool Chemical Management

Proper pool care:

  • Regular testing and adjustment

  • Prevents chemical overuse

  • Proper storage

  • Don't over-purchase

  • Follow manufacturer guidelines

Reusable Products

Reduce single-use:

  • Microfiber cleaning cloths

  • Reusable mop heads

  • Durable equipment

  • Reduces contaminated waste

Laundry Optimization

Efficient operations:

  • Proper chemical dosing

  • Regular equipment maintenance

  • Water and energy efficiency

  • Reduces chemical use

Preventive Maintenance

Equipment care:

  • Regular HVAC maintenance

  • Pool equipment maintenance

  • Extends equipment life

  • Reduces maintenance chemicals

Sustainability Programs

Comprehensive approach:

  • Energy efficiency

  • Water conservation

  • Recycling programs

  • Waste reduction goals

  • Green certifications

Common Hotel Scenarios

Medium Hotel (200 Rooms)

A 200-room full-service hotel with restaurant, pool, on-site laundry, and maintenance shop generates housekeeping chemicals, laundry chemicals, pool chemicals, food service waste, and maintenance materials. We provide quarterly pickup.

Quarterly waste: 500-800 gallons
Quarterly cost: $5,000-$12,000

Small Limited-Service Hotel

A 100-room limited-service hotel with basic amenities generates housekeeping chemicals, pool chemicals, and maintenance waste. We provide semi-annual service.

Semi-annual waste: 200-400 gallons
Semi-annual cost: $3,000-$8,000

Large Resort Property

A 400-room resort with multiple restaurants, multiple pools, spa, golf course, and extensive grounds generates diverse waste from all departments. We provide monthly service.

Monthly waste: 1,000-2,000 gallons
Monthly cost: $12,000-$30,000

Hotel Chain (15 Properties)

A hotel management company operates 15 properties ranging from 100-250 rooms each. We provide quarterly service to all properties with consolidated billing and coordinated schedules.

Annual total: All properties
Annual cost: $400,000-$900,000

Boutique Hotel

A 50-room boutique hotel with restaurant and high-end amenities generates housekeeping chemicals, food service waste, and facility maintenance materials. We provide annual service.

Annual waste: 300-500 gallons
Annual cost: $5,000-$12,000

Hotel Renovation

A hotel is renovating 100 guest rooms and public areas. Large quantities of paint, solvents, and old chemicals need disposal. We provide complete renovation waste removal.

Project total: 500-1,000 gallons
Project cost: $8,000-$20,000

Pool Chemical Emergency

A hotel has a pool chemical spill in the storage area. We provide emergency response with immediate cleanup and disposal.

Emergency response: Varies
Project cost: $1,000-$5,000

Why Hotels Choose Us

Hospitality Industry Experience

Over 30 years serving hotels and resorts. We understand hospitality operations and needs.

Multi-Property Expertise

Coordinated service for hotel chains and management companies. Consistent procedures across portfolios.

Flexible Scheduling

Work around guest operations. Early morning, evening, or off-hours service available.

Comprehensive Service

All departments, all waste types. One-source solution from housekeeping to maintenance.

Regulatory Compliance

Ensure environmental compliance across all requirements. Proper documentation for audits.

Emergency Response

24/7 availability for hotel emergencies. Rapid response to minimize guest impact.

Sustainability Support

Help achieve green certification goals. Support corporate sustainability initiatives.

Brand Standards Compliance

Understand franchise requirements. Meet brand waste management standards.

Competitive Pricing

Cost-effective service for hospitality budgets. Volume discounts for chains.

Professional Service

Discrete, efficient service. Respectful of guest experience and property image.

Best Practices for Hotels

Chemical Storage

  • Dedicated storage areas by department

  • Away from guest areas

  • Proper ventilation

  • Secondary containment for liquids

  • Organized by product type

  • Keep containers closed

  • FIFO inventory rotation

  • Separate incompatible materials

Pool Chemical Storage

Critical safety:

  • Never mix pool chemicals

  • Store acids separately from chlorine

  • Dry, well-ventilated area

  • Off floor (pallets or shelves)

  • Away from sunlight

  • Secure area

  • Follow manufacturer guidelines

Proper Labeling

  • All containers labeled

  • Secondary containers must be labeled

  • Include hazard warnings

  • Department identification

  • Date received/opened

Staff Training

  • Department-specific training

  • Proper use and dilution

  • Storage requirements

  • Spill response

  • Emergency procedures

  • OSHA Hazard Communication

  • Regular refresher training

Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

  • Maintain current SDS for all products

  • Accessible to all staff

  • Organized by department

  • Electronic and/or paper

  • Review with employees

Spill Prevention

  • Careful handling procedures

  • Proper storage

  • Don't overfill containers

  • Compatible materials only

  • Clean spills immediately

  • Spill kits available

  • Emergency procedures posted

Waste Segregation

  • Keep different types separate

  • Don't mix incompatible chemicals

  • Proper containers for each type

  • Clear labeling

  • Reduces disposal costs

Regular Disposal

  • Schedule prevents accumulation

  • Fire hazard from oily materials

  • Storage space limitations

  • Prevent expired products

  • Regulatory compliance

Generator Status Monitoring

  • Track monthly waste generation

  • Know your generator status

  • Requirements change with status

  • Different regulations apply

Department Coordination

  • Housekeeping

  • Laundry

  • Food & Beverage

  • Maintenance

  • Landscaping

  • Central coordination important

Getting Started

Initial Assessment

We'll evaluate:

  • Property type and size

  • Number of rooms and amenities

  • All department waste streams

  • Current volumes

  • Storage situation

  • Number of properties (if chain)

  • Green certification goals

Service Setup

We provide:

  • Appropriate containers by department

  • Proper labels

  • Service schedules

  • Multi-property coordination

  • Emergency contact information

  • Documentation for compliance

Ongoing Partnership

We work with your team:

  • General managers

  • Chief engineers

  • Housekeeping directors

  • Food & beverage directors

  • Corporate environmental staff

  • Maintenance supervisors

  • Multiple properties

Get Started with Hotel Waste Services

Call (800) 582-4833 or email info@hazardouswastedisposal.com

What to have ready:

  • Property name and type

  • Number of rooms

  • Amenities (pool, restaurant, laundry, etc.)

  • Number of properties (if chain)

  • Types of waste generated by department

  • Approximate quantities

  • Current disposal practices

  • Green certification goals

We'll provide:

  • Free consultation and assessment

  • Customized service plan

  • Hospitality industry pricing

  • Department-specific recommendations

  • Multi-property coordination (if applicable)

  • Container recommendations

  • Written proposal

  • Service agreement

  • Emergency contact information

Services available:

  • Housekeeping chemical disposal

  • Laundry chemical disposal

  • Pool and spa chemical disposal

  • Food service waste disposal

  • Maintenance department services

  • Vehicle fleet maintenance

  • Landscaping chemical disposal

  • Universal waste programs

  • Paint and facility maintenance

  • Multi-property service

  • Emergency response

  • Renovation and remodel support

  • Property closure/conversion support

  • Training and consultation

  • Sustainability program support

  • Chain and management company programs

Serving hotels and resorts nationwide, since 1992 - comprehensive waste management services that support guest satisfaction, regulatory compliance, and sustainable hospitality operations

We understand hospitality - let us provide professional, discrete waste management services that protect your guests and staff, ensure compliance, and support your commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship