Philadelphia is our fleet. The rest of the country is a partner network.
Metro owns and dispatches service in the Philadelphia region: Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery and Delaware counties. Accounts outside that territory are handled through a 50-state partner network, not presented as Metro trucks in every state.
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What multi-site buyers need to know
- A hauler who claims national coverage and then brokers the local stop
- No clear line between owned routes and partner coverage
- Invoices and service levels that change by market with no one to call
How Metro runs the account
- Owned fleet and 24/7 dispatch inside the Philadelphia metro
- A 50-state partner network for locations outside that territory
- One commercial contact for the sites Metro is responsible for
A typical broker or multi-site conversation starts with the address list. Sites inside Metro's operating area are quoted on Metro trucks. Sites outside it are identified as partner-network coverage before anyone promises a truck.
Inside the region: commercial collection, roll-off, compactors, recycling and trailer hauling. Outside the region: partner-network coordination, labeled as such.
Talk to Philadelphia dispatch
Owned routes in Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery and Delaware counties. A 50-state partner network covers locations outside that territory.