Commercial & Contractor Accounts

Contractors framing new builds in Ballard or gutting a Capitol Hill triplex don't want to re-explain pricing every week. An account fixes that. We keep your sizes, your billing, and your usual drop spot on file, so ordering the next bin is a two-minute call instead of a fresh quote every time. That matters when you're juggling three job sites and a subcontractor waiting on a swap-out.

A commercial account fits when you're pulling dumpsters more than once a month, general contractors, roofers, property managers with turnover cleanouts, and estate managers clearing multiple Seattle properties. If you rent one bin a year for a garage cleanout, a standard single order is simpler and you don't need an account at all. The trade-off: an account trades a little setup paperwork up front for faster reorders, consolidated billing, and priority scheduling on the back end.

Seattle logistics don't get easier just because you're a repeat customer, so we plan for them on every account order. West Seattle and Magnolia jobs mean steep grades and truck access we check before delivery. Fremont, Wallingford, and Queen Anne throw narrow driveways and street-parking constraints at us. When a bin has to sit in the public right-of-way, common on tight lots near Green Lake or in Beacon Hill and Rainier Valley, a City of Seattle permit is usually required, and we'll tell you that before the truck rolls, not after. No surprise charges buried in a statement.

Billing is flat-rate and itemized. Each haul is quoted honestly and confirmed on-site, and your monthly statement lists every drop and pickup by address so you can bill it back to the right project. That's the whole point of an account: predictable numbers you can hand to a bookkeeper or a client without a fight over hidden fees.