Commercial & housing complex collection.

At Pinto Service, we understand that each individual customer has specific needs that requires a certain level of expertise and knowledge in the industry. That is why we pride ourselves on having our trained and knowledgeable customer service staff answer all calls in house rather than utilizing a call center. When you call us, someone within our office who is equipped to provide real-time answers and solutions will be ready to assist.

a. For “Trash Only” service, the material you’re allowed to dispose of inside your trash bin is regulated by the NJ Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). Specifically, the DEP limits the trash permitted inside the bin to Type 10 Municipal Solid Waste, which is defined by the DEP as follows:

• i. Waste originating in the community consisting of household waste from private residences, commercial waste which originates in wholesale, retail or service establishments, such as, restaurants, stores, markets, theaters, hotels and warehouses, and institutional waste material originated in schools, hospitals, research institutions and public buildings.

b. For “Cardboard Only” service, you should only place clean cardboard inside these bins. Oftentimes, customers mistakenly believe they can place paper or other products that seem like cardboard, such as air filters, inside the cardboard bin. We strictly enforce our “Cardboard Only” policy. As a hauler who collects recycling materials, it is our duty to ensure our customers limit the impact on our environment while keeping our communities clean.

c. For “Single Stream” service, you are only permitted to throw out the following recyclable materials: glass, tin, aluminum, plastic, cardboard, and mixed paper (i.e. newspaper, magazines, phone books, junk mail, etc.).

Prohibited materials include, but are not limited to, construction and demolition debris, liquids including oil and grease, bulk items such as appliances and furniture, chemicals, batteries, tires, hazardous materials, wet paint, pressurized tanks, and liquid flammables.

You should call our office and one of our experienced and knowledgeable staff members can work with you to determine which of the following solutions will be best for you. Some solutions may include extra pick ups, a bulk pickup, a roll off container, or a designated packer truck.

A bulk pickup is when a driver manually removes large or bulk items from a customer’s property with a rack track. Bulk items include large or heavy items such as furniture (i.e. couches, mattresses, bed frames, desks, tables, chairs), appliances (i.e. ovens, water coolers, washer and dryer machines, refrigerators), safes, wood or plastic pallets, televisions, etc.

Mattresses and couches, along with other furniture, is considered bulk waste and cannot be placed inside commercial service bins. Instead, bulk items must be removed with a rack truck during a bulk pickup. Many of our customers, especially apartment complexes, require bulk pick ups on an as-needed basis. If you have furniture or appliances you need removed, please call us to schedule a bulk pick up. Please keep in mind that bulk items must be placed outside prior to our arrival.

We do not remove items from inside buildings. Instead, all bulk items must be placed outside prior to our arrival.