Waste that piles up on a warehouse floor isn't just an appearance issue — it's a safety hazard, an audit risk, and often a sign of a scheduling problem rather than a volume problem. Luka Consulting Group manages container drop-off and pickup scheduling so waste stays under control without your team having to chase it.
Setting up drop-off and pickup cadence matched to your actual waste volume.
Understanding what's being generated — cardboard, shrink wrap, pallets, general waste — and how it should be sorted or diverted.
Keeping the waste stream from becoming a walking hazard or fire code issue.
Managing the relationship with pickup providers so it's one less thing on your plate.
Maintenance and service for cardboard balers and waste compactors — plus bale wire supply — so equipment breakdowns don't stall your waste stream.
Reach out for a consultation — we serve warehouses and distribution centers across Canada and the United States.
Get in TouchWaste management services focus on general warehouse waste streams: cardboard, packaging, pallets, and general refuse. Hazardous waste requires specialized handling — ask during your consultation about your specific waste stream.
Yes, container scheduling can be set up for separate streams where that reduces cost or supports your sustainability goals.
Based on your actual waste generation rate, observed on-site, rather than a generic schedule.
Yes. Baler and compactor maintenance is part of the waste management service, alongside container scheduling, so equipment downtime doesn't become a bottleneck in your waste stream.