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Planning guides and reference pages for buying and running site services. Each one is a full page, not a placeholder. Start with the question you actually have.
Last reviewed October 26, 2026.
How the commercial model works, and what to ask before you award the work.
How a hauler, a broker, a consultant, and a managed provider network differ on trucks, contracts, missed pickups, and pricing.
Nine questions that test coverage, accountability, and commercial control rather than the unit price.
One agreement and one invoice for stores, distribution centers, offices, and remodels across many locations.
Published commercial rates, container choice, disposal fees, national statistics, and roll-off sizing.
Published city rates for monthly container service and roll-off hauls, and the fee lines that change the bill.
Container sizes, monthly service versus a per-haul price, and where a compactor fits instead.
EREF regional tip fees and state disposal fees, each row with a source, a year, and a checked date.
EPA, EREF, BLS, Census, and state figures, each with its source and data year.
Choose a roll-off by material weight, and read the tonnage terms on a quote before you compare prices.
Roll-off containers and dump trailers for multi-site and program work, with the rental terms stated on the quote.
Stationary and self-contained compactors, and vertical and horizontal cardboard balers, available to rent through the provider network.
Recurring front-load, rear-load, cart, and compactor collection for multi-site buildings, on one agreement.
What a CWMP contains, how a diversion rate is calculated, and what LEED v4 and v4.1 BD+C score. Includes a copyable outline.
Published rental prices, the OSHA construction rule, counts, event planning, trailer placement, and what to do when a building loses water.
Published contract and bid prices by the day, weekend, and month, including ADA units and hand-wash stations.
How headcount, duration, and service frequency change the count on a job site.
Table D-1, servicing, hand washing, access, and where ADA and state rules differ from 29 CFR 1926.51.
Plan restrooms for a wedding, festival, or other event. An event window is not a construction rental.
Level placement, power, water, holding tanks, and access before a trailer is delivered.
Temporary restrooms when a building loses water from a main break, a shutoff, or a plumbing failure.
Temporary offices, power, fencing, and tanks. These take longer to place than a restroom or a roll-off, so scope them with the rest of the program.
What an office trailer, generator, temporary fence, storage container, and holding tank need on a job site.
Sanitation, waste, water, fencing, storage, and the other services Detritus coordinates.
Definitions, the coverage record, and how providers get paid.
Waste, sanitation, billing, and procurement terms as they are used on a quote or an invoice.
Roll-offs and portable sanitation for sites in Texas, California, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Missouri. Network figures and the state rules. Not city rental pages.
Why local coverage breaks down on distributed construction and facilities work, and how to question a coverage claim.
Delivered programs, durations, and volumes drawn from Detritus service records.
How providers invoice, document the work, and reach payment support.