Service lots and repair shops need a hauler who shows up on time
Dealerships and repair shops mix general waste, packaging and shop debris. Metro schedules the collection and can add recycling so the lot stays usable for customers.
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What dealer and shop sites run into
- Containers placed where they block inventory or service lanes
- Inconsistent pickup on days the lot is full of customers
- No simple way to separate recyclables from trash
How Metro runs the account
- Container placement that respects the sales and service drive
- A fixed weekly schedule, with extras through local dispatch
- Recycling added beside trash when the shop can sort it
A typical dealer account starts with where the container can sit without blocking a lane, and which days the shop can spare the space for a truck. The quote is built from that access, not from a national price card.
Equipment: front-load and rear-load containers, plus a recycling program for cardboard and commingled material.
Talk to Philadelphia dispatch
Owned routes in Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery and Delaware counties. A 50-state partner network covers locations outside that territory.

