For many buildings in Ontario, yes. Designated commercial and institutional establishments above set thresholds, including larger office buildings, retail complexes, hotels, hospitals, schools and manufacturers, are required to conduct waste audits and maintain waste reduction work plans under provincial regulation. We prepare both and keep them current as part of the contract.

The share of your total waste that goes somewhere other than landfill. It is reported by stream, so you can see where the remaining landfill volume is coming from rather than just watching one number move.

Yes. Organics are handled as a separate stream with the container types and collection frequency needed to keep them manageable, which usually means more frequent pickups than general waste, particularly in summer.

It is recorded and traced rather than quietly disposed of as garbage and forgotten. Repeat contamination almost always points at a bin location or a shift routine, and both of those are fixable.

Yes. These are collected separately under the handling and documentation each one requires, which is not the same as letting them go out in the general bin.

Yes. We review your existing contract, notice period and equipment ownership first, so the changeover happens without a gap in collection or a penalty you did not see coming.

Often, though not always immediately. Savings come from removing streams that should never have been in general waste, right-sizing containers and frequencies, and in some buildings from rebates on baled cardboard. The audit tells you whether that applies to your building before you commit to anything.