Universal Waste Systems, Inc. is one of the largest family owned and operated recycling companies in the West. Our business model is simple: customers are always #1. We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and a hands-on management approach.
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Universal Waste Systems, Inc. is a family owned and operated company with 3 generations working together with over 120 years of experience combined.
Our company was founded in 1986 and is one of the largest family owned and operated recycling companies in the Southwest Region of the United States.
Our business model is simple: customers are always #1. We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and a hands-on management approach. A member of our family is involved in each division and department of this company overseeing the entire daily operation of our business. As our motto says, “Large Enough to Serve, Small Enough to Care”, we have all of the infrastructure and service capabilities, but we can also offer the personalized service of a one man operation.
Contact us today for all of your commercial, residential, dumpster, sewer, and portable toilet needs.
Universal Waste Systems exists to provide outstanding quality waste stream solutions for a clean and healthy environment for communities we serve by applying innovative solutions to the challenges of today and tomorrow.
To be the flagship company for comprehensive waste management in the Western United States. We want to create the best and healthiest place to work and innovate to deliver cutting-edge environmental solutions to achieve “zero waste”.
Our passion is service. Our purpose is a clean environment. We operate and funnel our energy to “recycle, reduce, recover and reuse.”
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Testimonials
Moriarty sits at about 6,200 feet in the Estancia Valley, an incorporated town of roughly 2,000 where ranching, dryland farming, and the I-40 corridor run the local economy. Properties out here stretch across acreage dotted with barns, shops, and outbuildings, and the projects match the land: a ranch cleanout, a farmhouse renovation, a roof stripped
Peralta runs along NM-47 in the Rio Grande valley south of Albuquerque, a town of residential lots and small farms where the river bosque and the acreage shape how people live. Property like this generates project debris the weekly cart was never built to hold: a home renovation, a barn or shop cleared after years
Cañoncito sits about 15 miles southeast of Santa Fe on old Santa Fe Trail land, a scatter of custom homes on 5-to-7-acre lots along dirt roads in the Sangre de Cristo foothills. Acreage and horse property generate the debris acreage does: a remodeled Northern New Mexico custom home, a barn cleared after years of use,
