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27 Years
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Your Trusted Waste Management Partner in Gardena
California Waste Services (CWS) was founded in 1999 by industry veterans committed to transforming waste into valuable resources. With over two decades of experience, we specialize in dumpster rentals, construction and demolition (C&D) waste recycling, and inert material processing across Los Angeles and Orange County. Our state-permitted facility in Gardena, CA, utilizes cutting-edge technology to achieve an 80% recycling rate, exceeding Californias AB939 mandates.We pride ourselves on superior customer service, 24/7 availability, and compliance expertise with LEED certification. Our team of over 100 dedicated professionals ensures timely delivery, safe operations, and tailored solutions for residential, industrial, and commercial clients. Backed by the U.S. Green Building Council, we provide free recycling reports and sustainable practices that benefit communities and the environment.
Services
Dumpster Rentals
C&D Waste Recycling
Inert Material Disposal
LEED Compliance Reporting
24/7 Waste Facility
Details
- Year established: 1999
Highlights and features
- We are LEED-certified experts in sustainable waste diversion.
- Our 24/7 service ensures rapid response for urgent needs.
- Competitive rates with transparent pricing and no hidden fees.
- Over 80% recycling rate exceeding state regulatory requirements.
- Experienced team with decades of industry expertise.
Associations and certifications
- U.S. Green Building Council
What people say
Outstanding service
Competitive rates
Punctuality and response time
LEED expertise
Trustworthy company
Services
Dumpster Rentals
CWS offers dumpster rentals in five sizes (140 yards) for residential, construction, and industrial use. Our clean, well-maintained containers ensure efficient waste management with flexible rental periods. Compliance with local regulations and LEED certification guarantees sustainable disposal solutions.
C&D Waste Recycling
We process non-hazardous construction and demolition waste, achieving an 80% recycling rate. Our facility separates materials like wood, metal, and drywall into reusable commodities, aiding clients in meeting AB939 mandates and reducing landfill impact.
Inert Material Disposal
CWS accepts dirt, concrete, and asphalt for recycling into roadbase materials. Our permitted facility handles up to 1,500 tons daily, ensuring regulated disposal while supporting infrastructure projects with eco-friendly resources.
LEED Compliance Reporting
We provide customized LEED-certified recycling reports detailing project-specific waste diversion rates. These reports, recognized by municipalities and the USGBC, help clients achieve sustainability goals and comply with environmental mandates.
24/7 Waste Facility
Our Gardena facility operates 24/7, offering convenient waste disposal for self-haul customers. Equipped with certified weight scales and automated sorting systems, we ensure efficient processing of C&D and inert materials year-round.
Questions
What payment methods does CWS accept?
CWS accepts MasterCard, Visa, and American Express for dumpster rentals. Cash, debit, and credit cards are accepted at our recycling facility.
Can I place a dumpster on the street?
Check with your local municipality for permits. Most cities require a Street Use Permit for legal placement on public right-of-way.
What materials are prohibited in CWS dumpsters?
Hazardous wastes like asbestos, chemicals, oils, and medical waste are prohibited. See our website for a full list of restricted materials.
How does CWS support LEED certification?
CWS provides LEED-certified recycling reports, diverting 80% of waste from landfills to help projects meet sustainability goals and compliance standards.
What are the operating hours for CWS facilities?
Our Gardena office is open M-F 7AM-5PM. The waste facility operates 24/7 for self-haul customers.
What happens to recycled waste?
Recycled materials like concrete and metal are repurposed into roadbase or new products. Over 75% of waste is diverted from landfills.
