Compactors
Self-contained and stationary compactors
Receiver boxes hauled on a set schedule
Fewer pickups for the same amount of waste
On-call hauls when the compactor is full
Pack more into every haul
A compactor crushes loose trash and cardboard down so each container holds far more than an open-top dumpster. That means fewer trips, less overflow and a cleaner loading dock.
The right unit for your site
Self-contained compactors handle wet waste like food and restaurant trash. Stationary compactors with a receiver box suit dry waste and cardboard at warehouses and retail centers. We look at your space and volume and recommend the fit.
Hauls on your schedule or on call
Set a regular haul day, or call dispatch when the full light comes on. We pull the full receiver box, empty it and set it back so your crew can keep loading.
Before You Load
What Goes In — And What Can't
We Take
- Everyday commercial trash
- Bagged food and restaurant waste
- Cardboard and packaging
- Retail and warehouse waste
- Apartment complex household trash
- Shrink wrap and plastic film
We Can't Take
- Paint, solvents and motor oil
- Tires, batteries and propane tanks
- Asbestos and contaminated soil
- Refrigerants (unless we remove them first)
- Medical or hazardous waste
Not sure about something? Call us — we'll point you to the right drop-off instead of letting it hold up your pickup.
Compactors in Action
Driveway Protection
Boards go down under every container before it touches your pavement.
Easy Loading
Low walls and a swing door so you can walk debris in instead of lifting it over.
Fast Swap-Outs
Full can off, empty can on — usually same day so your crew never stops.
Sorted & Diverted
Clean concrete, metal, wood and cardboard go to licensed recycling partners.
How It Works
Three Steps, No Runaround
Call or request a quote
Tell us the project, the town and your timeline. You get a flat price on the spot.
We deliver and protect
Boards go down before the container does, placed exactly where you walked the driver.
We haul and dispose
One call and it is gone — sorted, recycled where possible, and disposed at a licensed facility.
Pricing
What You'll Actually Pay
Haul rate
One set price per haul, quoted before your first pickup.
Equipment
Lease or rent the compactor and receiver box from us, or we haul your own unit.
Disposal
Billed by weight per haul at a clear per-ton rate.
Exact numbers depend on size, material and town — call (631) 580-5800 and you'll get the flat rate on the phone.
Questions
Compactors FAQs
What kind of compactor do I need?
Self-contained compactors are best for wet waste like food and restaurant trash. Stationary compactors with a receiver box are best for dry waste and cardboard. We will look at your site and recommend one.
How often do you haul a compactor?
As often as you need. Many sites use a set weekly schedule, and others call us when the compactor shows full.
Can you haul a compactor we already own?
Yes. If your receiver box fits our trucks, we can haul and empty your existing unit.
How much space does a compactor need?
Plan on a level pad with room for the unit, the receiver box and straight access for our roll-off truck to pull the box. We will check this on a site visit.
Do you service compactors across Long Island?
Yes, we haul compactors and receiver boxes across Suffolk and Nassau County.
Where We Work
Compactors Across Long Island
Free Quote
Get a Compactors Quote
Flat-rate pricing, driveway protection on every drop, and same-day delivery when you call before noon. We'll get right back to you.
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