How We Keep Our Fleet Clean in the Elm City
I started this business back in 2005 after watching a chaotic construction site near the Mill River area suffer through a heatwave with failing equipment. Since then, we've focused on a strict hygiene regimen that goes beyond a quick hose-out. Our crew follows a rigorous decontamination process for every standard construction unit we deploy. We utilize high-pressure sprayers and specific odor control biocides that actually work in New Haven’s humid summers. Whether we're setting up for a weekend event at Dwight or managing a long-term build near Yale University, we ensure every hand wash station is fully stocked and sanitized. We take our role as a permitted waste hauler seriously because nobody should have to worry about the state of the facilities when they're on the job.
Safety Checklist
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Dual-stage chemical treatment using high-potency odor control biocides to break down waste instantly.
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Full interior scrub-down with hospital-grade disinfectants on every touchpoint from door latches to dispensers.
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Restocking high-capacity paper products and checking hand wash station soap levels for every unit.
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Visual tank inspection to ensure the 60 gallon waste tank stays well below the safety fill line.

