Pad repair touch ups and photo closeout finish the job. After the haul closeout Sweep nails. Note any soft spots for the property owner. Photo closeout Capture the empty pad if you want a record. Keep original photos with your booking records. Next steps If more debris remains indoors, book another window. Stewardship leftovers still […]
A board approval request needs a location, dates, a loading plan and a contact. Put those details beside the placement sketch. Condo board FAQ one pager Boards often ask about placement, dates, restricted items and neighbour notice. What to attach Attach the proposed placement sketch, delivery and pickup window and restricted item list. Identify the
Sequencing across a property can favour several short bins over one long dwell. Multiple small jobs versus one big bin Write down the dates, locations and materials for each small job. Compare the periods when debris will be ready. Combine loads only when the booking accepts every material and the available space is adequate. When
Be ready when the truck arrives so wait time stays low. Wait time readiness Clear cars, unlock gates and keep the pad empty. What ready looks like Share gate access instructions and report overhead obstructions. Have the site contact available. Confirm any ground protection with dispatch before delivery. Loading complete Keep the load level before
Haul commonly describes transport. Invoice line items decoded Tip commonly refers to the receiving facility charge. Wait can refer to time spent while access or the load is not ready. A surcharge is an additional named charge. Ask the provider what each label means on your actual quote or invoice. What to ask Ask which
Sweep for nails, screws and micro debris before haul so pads stay safe. End of project sweep protocol Recheck the exposed pad after pickup for anything hidden under the container. Magnet and broom Use a magnet pass on driveways after wood work. Use a suitable puncture resistant container for sharp fasteners. Ask how it should
