Commercial Collection Services
Commercial customers can choose from a variety of collection services designed to meet your specific needs.
Garbage Disposal Guide
California State law (SB 1383) requires that residents properly sort recyclable and compostable materials out of landfills to reduce emissions that contribute to climate change. Please review the acceptable and unacceptable materials for each below.
Hazardous materials do not belong in the garbage, recycling, or compost containers. Containers found to have these materials will not be collected until such materials are removed.
Acceptable Materials in the Garbage
Unacceptable Materials in the Garbage
Compost Guide
Commercial compost can be placed loose or in clear bags. Do not use black bags for compost.
IMPORTANT: Please line your kitchen pail with a newspaper or paper bag if using liners. No plastic bags, including BPI compostable bags, are accepted.
Acceptable Materials in the Compost
Unacceptable Materials in the Compost
Recycling Guide
WARNING! It is illegal to dispose of hazardous materials in garbage or recycling containers (see below for prohibited items).
Improperly disposing of hazardous and toxic waste can result in serious harm to the health of people, pets, wildlife, and our environment.
Containers found to have these materials will not be collected until such materials are removed.
Acceptable Materials in the Recycling
Unacceptable Materials in the Recycling
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Commercial Recycling and Composting Resources for Businesses
In today's environmentally conscious world, businesses need sustainable waste solutions. Our progressive commercial waste services offer businesses a convenient and eco-friendly way to manage their waste and comply with state and local regulations.
Reduce your environmental footprint while benefiting from cost-effective and sustainable waste management.
Commercial Recycling SolutionsAVI offers free resources to help make recycling as convenient as possible! We also offer free technical assistance to property managers or maintenance staff.
Alameda County offers special programs for businesses generating small quantities of hazardous and/or universal waste.
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Commercial Collection Program Rules
- Dublin Municipal Code requires business to keep all containers in a clean and sanitary condition and for lids to be tightly closed when note in use.
- No overfilling of bins or carts. Lids must be able to close completely. Drivers will not empty any overloaded bins or carts.
- If you find your containers are regularly overloaded, please call AVI to increase service.
- Keep the lids closed at all times. Check your containers to make sure lids are tightly fitted to prevent scattering by birds, breeding of flies, or rodents and rainwater from entering your bins.
- AVI will exchange dirty containers once per year for commercial accounts.
Commercial Services
Whether you're a restaurant, retail store, office, or industrial site, we work with you to create a customized plan that ensures regulatory compliance, improves sustainability, and minimizes costs.
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