Waste & Recycling Audit
Contracts written to be confusing.
Invoices that count on it
Your last 6–12 months of waste invoices — and the service agreement, if you have it handy.
Waste hauling agreements are dense, and the invoices that follow them are denser: fuel surcharges calculated on the wrong base, environmental fees introduced mid-contract, container sizes billed larger than what sits in your lot, pickups charged that never happened, and automatic price escalators applied twice. Each error is small; across locations and years, they add up to real money.
Where the money hides
A surcharge applied to the wrong base is invisible on a single invoice and material across a year of them.
- What you get
An invoice-by-invoice findings report, recovery of the overcharges from your hauler, and flagged contract clauses that will keep costing you if left alone.
- What it costs
50% of what we recover. No recovery, no fee.
- What to send
Your last 6–12 months of waste invoices and, if you have it handy, the service agreement. Multi-site operators: send whatever export your AP system produces — we sort it out, that’s our job, not yours.
- How long it takes
Findings in about two weeks; hauler credits and refunds typically land within one to two billing cycles.