Hundreds of acres, and the cans keep up.
Containers staged where this week’s block is, metal kept separate, and a landfill ticket behind every load for the closeout file.
What a solar site gets
A solar build throws away volume, not weight — and the service has to match.
Pallets, crating and cardboard off panel deliveries fill a container long before it gets heavy, while racking offcuts and wire want a can of their own. We set it up that way from the first delivery rather than discovering it in month three.
Cans that move with the blocks
A solar build doesn't stay in one place — it works across the site in sections. Containers get staged where the crews are that week and moved on as the work does, instead of making everyone drive spoil to a gate.
- Staged by block
- Moved as work moves
- Open-ended pickups
Most of it is packaging
Panel deliveries arrive on pallets, in crating and wrapped in cardboard, and that is the bulk of what a solar site throws away. It is light and enormous, which is a volume problem rather than a weight one — so the right answer is more 40s, not heavier loads.
- 40 yard roll-offs
- Pallets & crating
- Cardboard volume
Racking, conduit and wire in their own can
Metal leaves as metal. A separate container for racking offcuts, conduit and wire spools keeps it out of the landfill tonnage and keeps your waste figures defensible.
- Metal-only containers
- Keeps tonnage honest
A scale ticket for every load
Each haul comes back with the landfill's own ticket — weight, ticket number, yard — and a photo of it. Your team pulls a month as one download, photos plus a spreadsheet, for the closeout file or a diversion report.
- Photo of every ticket
- One-press monthly export
- Closeout-ready
Billing an EPC's office will accept
PO numbers on every line, Net-30 terms, and one consolidated invoice a month. Site supervisors can order and track containers from the portal without ever seeing a price; the office sees the money.
- Net-30
- PO on every line
- One monthly invoice
Out past the last paved road
Solar sites are rarely convenient. S&P runs Bell, McLennan and Coryell counties from Temple, so a site on a caliche road an hour out is a normal day rather than a mobilisation charge.
- Temple, TX
- Bell · McLennan · Coryell
Metal leaves as metal.
That is one of ours on a Central Texas site — a marked metal-only container beside a 30 yard, so racking offcuts, conduit and wire never end up in the landfill tonnage. It is the difference between a waste figure you can defend and one you have to explain.
Sizes we stage on solar sites
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15yard
Garage cleanouts, small remodels and yard waste.
20yard
Roofing, flooring and medium renovations.
Most popular30yard
Major home improvements and whole-home cleanouts.
40yard
Construction, demolition and large commercial jobs.
Running a high-volume job? Ask about contractor pricing.
Projects with 20 or more swap-outs get volume rates, Net-30 terms and one consolidated invoice a month — with a portal your foreman can request swaps from.