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.
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.
Albuquerque’s trash service keeps homes and businesses running without the disruption of overflowing bins or missed pickups. When collection stays consistent and schedules stay clear, waste disappears into the background where it belongs. Problems arise when service fails to match how you actually generate trash—wrong bin sizes, inflexible schedules, or providers unfamiliar with Albuquerque’s specific
Corrales guards its rural character like few communities can—8,500+ residents spread across 5.5 square miles of cottonwood-shaded lanes, acequia-fed farms, and horse properties that feel worlds away from Albuquerque’s sprawl just 15 miles south. This Sandoval County village where NM-448 winds along the Rio Grande bosque attracts people seeking space, privacy, and the kind of
Edgewood clings to the eastern slope of the Sandia Mountains where piñon and juniper forests meet high desert grasslands. This East Mountain community of 6,000+ scattered across 46 square miles exists for people who want out of cities, out of crowds and out of places where neighbors live close enough to hear your arguments. At
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