Equipment Logistics
Waste and recycling equipment delivered, installed, and commissioned.
A ten-thousand-pound baler does not deliver itself. Getting waste and recycling equipment onto a site, through the building, onto the pad, powered, tested, and running (and getting the old machine out) is its own trade, and it is one of ours.
We deliver and install the equipment we sell, but the service stands on its own too: relocating machines between facilities, extracting dead equipment from tight back rooms, and hauling away machines we buy from closing operations. Our fabrication shop builds the odd bracket, chute, or dock plate that every real-world install eventually needs.
This page is about waste and recycling equipment specifically. If you need machinery of any other kind moved, set, or torn out, that is our rigging service.
How we handle it.
Delivery & placement
Trucking, offloading, and precision placement of balers and compactors, including tight-clearance back-room sets.
Turnkey installation
Anchoring, power coordination, chute and feed hookups, commissioning, and operator training in one scheduled visit.
Machine relocations
Teardown, transport, reinstallation, and recommissioning when a baler or compactor moves between buildings, with downtime planned in hours, not weeks.
Removal & buyback
Dead machine in the way? We extract and haul it, and if it has value, we will buy it and put that toward its replacement.
Down machine? We prioritize those calls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you remove a baler from inside a store?
Do you move equipment you didn’t sell?
Do you move machinery that isn’t recycling equipment?
How far will you deliver?
Straight talk from the shop.
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Rigging
Heavy machinery moved, set, and torn out. It does not have to be recycling equipment.
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