Earlier this year, we shared how a North Georgia apartment complex saved $13,783 in just six months by switching from scheduled hauls to on-call pickups using the DSQ Pioneer Compactor Monitor. Now the real story has emerged: those savings weren’t a one-time win; they were just the beginning.

A prominent hotel in Cleveland was operating its trash compactor on a fixed weekly schedule. This led to low-tonnage hauls, unnecessary service costs, and a lack of visibility into actual waste generation patterns. DSQ Pioneer solved the problem.

Tilt's Service Verification Sensor helps properties save time and cut waste hauling costs by up to 15%. Get real-time pickup data, avoid excess charges, and stop manual bin checks.

A real estate investment and property management company saved over $42K across seven locations.

An industrial was on an every-other-week pickup schedule, getting pickups as low as 1.05 tons. DSQ Pioneer shifted the facility away from routine pickups and toward optimized, on-call hauls based on actual compactor usage.

What happens when your hauler completes an unrequested pickup? For this location, it meant getting credits back thanks to monitor and sensor management.

In Winston-Salem, a manufacturing facility was stuck in a costly routine, hauling its compactor every week. With lightweight waste like plastic wrap and recyclables making up most of its trash stream, these frequent pickups were light, inefficient and expensive.

An industrial facility in North Carolina operated on a fixed biweekly compactor pickup schedule. Without knowing how full the compactor actually was, the facility was incurring recurring charges regardless of actual need.

Investing in a compactor monitor might be intimidating. Fact-based savings projections based on your hauling data show how a compactor monitoring system impacts your business.