kmG Hauling, Inc
P.O. Box 650821 , Potomac Falls, Virginia, United States

kmG Hauling is the leading provider of waste and environmental management services to the DC metropolitan area. For almost 30 years we've provided commercial, industrial, and residential entities with safe, earth-conscious waste disposal solutions.
Our state-of-the-art equipment and devotion to customer service enable us to well exceed industry standards for waste removal. We recognize that proper refuse management directly affects us all - it's what drives our enduring commitment to strategic and environmentally-friendly solutionsOur organization has the capability to establish and maintain the highest professional standards in the Waste Removal industry; the ability to provide our clients the best service and higher quality customer interaction.kmG Hauling job experience includes a variety of commercial and residential accounts including restaurants, hotels, office and apartment buildings, retail stores, government buildings, construction companies and housing communities.

• Extensive experience in the Waste Removal Industry.
• Proactive vs. reactive; We provide services that are above and beyond what is expected in the Waste Removal Industry.
• Full service Waste Removal Company with Rear Load, Front Load, Recycling, Roll Off and Bulk service capabilities.
• Specializes in the trash and debris removal of both commercial and residential entities in the D.C. metropolitan area.

Services

We understand the diverse challenges inherent to proper waste management. That's why we offer such a diverse array of waste management solutions to all our commercial, industrial, and residential customers.

Front Load:
We offer a wide variety of rugged containers to fit your disposal needs. Our dumpsters are clean and tailored to address any and all of your waste management needs.

Recycling:
Going GreenOne of the cornerstones of proper waste management is the prevention of additional waste. Many of the items we dispose of daily can be recycled, reducing consumption of raw materials and saving the energy needed to produce them. kmG offers full-service recycling services to manage a wide variety of materials.

Compactor Services
Trash CompactorskmG provides a variety of compactors to suit our customers needs for both wet and dry trash. We rent, sell, and lease depending on your needs and budget to help reduce the volume of trash consumed. Compactors are ideal for shopping malls, office parks, restaurants, schools and residential buildings. Compactors can be helpful in your recycling needs as well (cardboard and mix paper ).
kmG also provides timely maintenance and repair services to assist our customers and avoid major inconveniences. All equipment is installed and maintained by kmG and come with maintenance agreements unless otherwise specified.

Roll-Off:
Roll-Off ContainerTo address the disposal needs of bulky items such as construction and industrial debris, we offer open-top containers. They are available for one-time clean-up jobs, or as permanent disposal solutions.

Reuse
Reusing items—by repairing them, donating them to charity and community groups, or selling them -- also reduces waste. Reusing products, when possible, is even better than recycling because the item does not need to be reprocessed before it can be used again
Recycle
kmG Recycling TruckRecycling turns materials that would otherwise become waste into valuable resources. In addition, it generates a host of environmental, financial, and social benefits. Materials like glass, metal, plastics, and paper are collected, separated and sent to facilities that can process them into new materials or products. Recycling is one of the best environmental success stories of the late 20th century.
Recycling, including composting, diverted 82 million tons of material away from landfills and incinerators in 2006, up from 34 million tons in 1990. By 2006, about 8,660 curbside collection programs served roughly half of the American population. Curbside programs, along with drop-off and buy-back centers, resulted in a diversion of about 32 percent of the nation's solid waste in 2005.