Bin AuditIllustrative sampleCommercial waste bill review
A clearer picture of your bill.
This fictional example shows the shape of an audit. The amounts are illustrative CAD, before tax. This is not a customer result or a promised reduction.
01 What’s on the bill
| Charge | Amount | What we would check |
|---|---|---|
| Collection service | $700 | Bin size, pickup frequency, and agreed rate. |
| Fuel / energy | $150 | Applicable formula and invoice-date rate. |
| Other fees | $150 | Each fee’s basis in the agreement and actual service. |
| Total before tax | $1,000 | No charge is presumed incorrect. |
02 Findings & next steps
Check the basis for the latest increase.
Compare the increase notice with the signed terms. Confirm which charges changed and whether an objection deadline applies.
Compare the total price for the same service.
The $800 figure above is hypothetical. A real comparison needs a written quote covering the same collection, equipment, fees, and contract commitments.
Put the renewal date on the calendar.
Record the term end, notice window, and required delivery method from the customer’s agreement. These dates are unknown in this sample.
03 What a reduction would mean
If the comparable monthly bill fell from $1,000 to $800, the saving would be $200. Under the standard 50% fee, you would keep $100 per month and our fee would be $100 per month for 24 months, while those savings persist.