Coordinate waste streams across every site, with records to prove it.
LDR coordinates roll-off dumpsters, portable restrooms, fencing, storage, and power, plus sorting, disposal, and reporting. View orders through Streamlink or call the account team. Emergency response is available 24/7/365.

A completed haul needs a complete disposal record.
Compliance teams need to know which facility received the material, what was recycled, who signed for a regulated load, and where each detail is documented. When every market uses a different hauler, records arrive in different formats or do not arrive at all. A missing ticket can delay an entire region's report.
- A vendor packet for every hauler.W-9s, insurance certificates, and renewals are necessary before placing a container on site.
- Incomplete disposal details.The invoice shows the haul and costs but not the facility that received the material.
- Different rules in each jurisdiction.A regulated load may require different handling, records, or a hauler in each state.
- Finish the report while records are missing.Missing documentation for one location can hold up the entire submission.
Coordinate every material stream.
Schedule equipment rental for every waste stream at every stage. LDR manages how each stream is separated, hauled, disposed of, and documented after it leaves the site.
Roll-off dumpsters
Compactors
Holding tanks
Spill containment
Water delivery
Storage containers
Schedule roll-off placement, swaps, and hauling to match each project phase, with C&D recycling throughout.
Clear furniture, fixtures, appliances, and pallets through a one-time cleanout, recurring schedule, or unplanned pickup.
LDR sorts and separates building materials, paper, cardboard, electronics, fixtures, and furniture on site, then removes them.
Arrange vacuum truck service and holding-tank pumping for material that cannot go into a container, with spill containment staged when needed.
LDR keeps this material separate from ordinary waste streams, then removes and disposes of it based on each jurisdiction's hazardous-material requirements.
Add compactor service, water delivery, temporary power, fencing, restrooms, and other site needs to the same account.
Manage every stream through one account team.
Evaluate orders through Streamlink or by phone. LDR's customer service team coordinates scheduled work, an account manager owns the account and escalations, and the emergency response team handles urgent requests 24/7/365. Your team maintains one vendor relationship instead of separate files in each market.
Track every order across every site in one place through completion.
Urgent regulated material .
Urgent removal does not wait in the same queue as a scheduled swap. LDR's dedicated emergency response team is available 24/7/365. The team cleared recalled, contaminated inventory from 400 stores across six states and managed disposal under the applicable hazardous-material rules.
What compliance teams consider before working with LDR.
“Every vendor claims they recycle. Nobody ever shows me anything.”
LDR does not promise a blanket recycling percentage. We document the plan and provide a report for tracking and audits. LDR is a member of the Construction & Demolition Recycling Association and the National Waste & Recycling Association.
“One mishandled load and it's my name on the incident.”
Regulated material is kept separate from ordinary waste streams and disposed of under each jurisdiction's hazardous-material rules.
“Our sites aren't all in metros with 3 haulers.”
A distribution center off the interstate and a site an hour from the nearest town receive the same separation, disposal standard, and reporting as a store downtown. LDR sources and manages the available hauler, even in a one-hauler county.
“Our C&D reporting has to survive somebody else's checklist.”
LDR documents the plan before the first container arrives and provides detailed reporting for tracking and audits. The same record supports an internal target or a third-party review.
Pilot one region, site, or material stream.
Review the current waste program.
Spend 30 minutes with an account manager reviewing your sites, material streams, service schedule, and reporting requirements.
Define a focused pilot.
Choose one region, site, or material stream and scope the pilot around orders you already place.
Evaluate the service and records.
Review the completed hauls, material separation, disposal documentation, reporting, and consolidated invoice.
Expand when the results support it.
Add sites and material streams when the pilot meets your service and reporting requirements.
Coordinate waste service and reporting through one account team.
Share your sites, material streams, service schedules, and reporting requirements. An account manager will outline a practical starting scope for a regional or national footprint.



