hiep sanitation

Recycling Service

Solid Waste & Recycling have been the core of Hiep Sanitation for over thirty years. We work closely with our customers to maintain a clean operating environment and keep their businesses operating efficiently. We provide a full-range of services and equipment including compactors and roll off containers. We handle cardboard, newspaper, office paper and comingled recycling (bottles, cans & Glass) for commercial customers. We have both large and small vehicles to accommodate all of your recycling needs.

We are committed to providing you with the highest level of service and competitive rates.

At the Office

1.	Recycling at the office Use an old copy paper box at your desk to collect paper for recycling. You can then deposit it in a centralized office bin once a week or as necessary.
2.	Use email or voice mail instead of faxes whenever possible. It will save paper for the sender and the recipient.
3.	Use your computer’s print preview feature to make sure documents will print how you want. You'll save paper and ink.
4.	Turn off the auto confirmation feature on your fax machine. This will save a sheet of paper every time you fax.
5.	Print items double sided or re-feed paper into your printer or fax so you are using both sides.
6.	Need scrap paper for lists or messages? Turn over an old document and write on the back. You can even pre-cut these into a convenient size and keep it handy on your desk.
7.	Use shredded copy paper to cushion fragile care packages. Fold cardboard boxes flat and save to reuse for shipping in the future.

At Home

1.	Pack a litter-less lunch for work, school or any meals away from home. Avoid store-bought single servings and instead use reusable containers to pack your lunch.
2.	Buy bulk and economy sizes for your kid's school snacks. Portion servings into reusable containers once a week so you can grab and go when packing lunch.
3.	Bring a reusable mug to your favorite coffee shop.
4.	When at a fast food restaurant, minimize waste by taking only the number of napkins and plastic utensils you will need.
5.	Go paperless. Consider reading your newspaper and magazine subscriptions online. Switch to electronic banking and credit card payment, too.
6.	Bring your own bags to the grocery store. If you forget and have to use store bags, opt for paper.
7.	Email party invites and holiday greetings to your friends online. You’ll save a stamp and some paper.