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What is Bin Masters’ mobile dumpster compaction service?
Bin Masters provides on-site mobile compaction for commercial dumpsters. Our service reduces the volume of your bulky waste—like pallets, boxes, and packaging—by safely smashing it down, allowing you to fit more in each haul and drastically reduce your waste management costs.
How much can I save by using Bin Masters?
On average, our clients reduce their dumpster hauls by up to 70%, leading to significant savings on hauling costs. Fewer pickups also mean less operational disruption and a lower carbon footprint.
Is the compaction process safe for my dumpster and property?
Absolutely. Our specialized Smash Trucks are operated by trained professionals who follow strict safety protocols. The equipment is designed to compact waste without damaging your dumpster or surrounding property.
What kind of waste can Bin Masters compact?
We can compact a wide range of non-hazardous commercial waste including wood pallets, cardboard, plastic wrap, packaging foam, and general business refuse. We do not compact hazardous, liquid, or medical waste.
What industries do you serve?

Bin Masters proudly serves a wide range of industries including Construction, Property Management, HOAs, Manufacturing, Restoration Services, Schools, and Universities. If your business generates bulky waste, we can help.

How often should I schedule a compaction service?

That depends on your business needs. Some clients schedule service weekly, others bi-weekly or monthly. We’ll work with you to customize a compaction schedule that keeps your dumpsters optimized and your costs low.

How do I get started with Bin Masters?

Getting started is easy. Just contact us through our website or call us directly. We’ll provide a quick site assessment and offer a customized plan to suit your waste volume and frequency.

Is Bin Masters environmentally friendly?

Yes! Our mobile compaction service reduces the number of hauls required, which cuts down on fuel usage, vehicle emissions, and landfill impact—making it a more sustainable solution for waste management.