You’ve got better things to do than sort through piles of cardboard, haul heavy containers, and figure out where everything goes. When you work with us, that’s exactly what happens—you get your time back.
No more weekends spent making multiple trips to disposal sites. No more wondering if you’re doing it right or dealing with rejected loads because something wasn’t sorted properly.
Your project moves forward on schedule. Your property stays organized. And you know everything’s being handled responsibly by people who’ve been doing this for over 20 years in Suffolk County.
We’re Millennium Container Service, and we’ve been handling recycling and waste management for Wainscott families and businesses since 2000. That’s over two decades of understanding what works in this community.
We know the narrow driveways in the older neighborhoods. We understand the timing that works around East Hampton’s seasonal rhythms. And we’ve built our reputation one reliable pickup at a time.
When you call us, you’re working with people who live here too. We’re not a national chain trying to figure out Long Island logistics—we’re your neighbors who happen to be really good at recycling services.
First, we talk about what you need. Container size, timeline, what materials you’re dealing with—we’ll match you with the right solution instead of trying to sell you something that doesn’t fit.
Next, we deliver your container when we say we will. Our team knows how to place it properly without damaging your property, and we’ll walk you through any specific requirements for your materials.
When you’re ready for pickup, we handle everything. Our trained crew uses proper equipment and follows all safety protocols. We sort materials appropriately and ensure everything goes to the right recycling facilities or disposal sites.
You get confirmation when the job’s complete, and if you need documentation for permits or environmental compliance, we provide that too.
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We provide containers from 10 to 40 yards because one size definitely doesn’t fit all. Small bathroom renovation? A 10-yarder handles that perfectly. Whole house cleanout or major landscaping project? You’ll want something bigger.
Here in Wainscott, we see everything from historic home renovations that generate specific types of debris to new construction that needs ongoing waste management. We handle cardboard recycling from all those delivery boxes, construction materials, yard waste, and general household cleanouts.
What we don’t do is show up with the wrong size container or surprise you with fees you weren’t expecting. Suffolk County has specific regulations about waste disposal, and we make sure everything’s handled properly so you don’t have to worry about compliance issues.
We handle most common recyclables including cardboard, paper, certain plastics, metals, and construction debris like wood and concrete. What we can’t take includes hazardous materials, liquids, electronics, and certain types of treated wood.
The specific mix depends on your project, but we’ll go over exactly what’s acceptable when we deliver your container. Suffolk County has particular requirements for different materials, and we make sure everything’s sorted correctly before it leaves your property.
If you’re not sure about specific items, just ask. We’d rather clarify upfront than deal with contaminated loads that slow down the recycling process.
Most customers keep containers for 7-10 days, but we’re flexible based on your project timeline. If you need it longer, just let us know—we’re not trying to rush you through your cleanup.
For ongoing projects like major renovations, we can work out a schedule that makes sense. Some customers prefer regular swaps, others want to keep the same container for several weeks.
The key is communication. Tell us what you’re working on and your realistic timeline, and we’ll structure the rental to fit your needs rather than forcing you into a standard package that doesn’t match your situation.
Yes, we work with local businesses, contractors, and commercial properties throughout Wainscott and the broader East Hampton area. Commercial recycling often involves different volumes and types of materials than residential projects.
We can set up regular pickup schedules for ongoing waste management or handle one-time projects like office cleanouts or retail renovations. Many businesses need documentation for environmental compliance, and we provide detailed records of what was recycled versus disposed.
Our commercial customers appreciate that we understand local business rhythms—we know when deliveries happen, when you need clear access, and how to work around your customer traffic without disrupting operations.
We serve all of Suffolk County, including the entire East Hampton area, Sag Harbor, Sagaponack, and surrounding communities. We’ve been working throughout this region for over 20 years, so we know the local requirements and logistics.
Distance isn’t usually an issue within Suffolk County, but timing and access can vary depending on location. Some areas have seasonal traffic patterns or road restrictions that affect delivery and pickup scheduling.
When you call, we’ll confirm service availability for your specific address and discuss any timing considerations. Our goal is reliable service regardless of exactly where you’re located within our coverage area.
Our pricing is competitive and transparent—no hidden fees or surprise charges. We base costs on container size, rental duration, and disposal requirements, and we explain everything upfront.
What often makes us more cost-effective isn’t just our rates, but our efficiency. We right-size containers so you’re not paying for space you don’t need, and our experience means fewer problems that can add unexpected costs.
We’re happy to provide quotes and explain exactly what’s included. Many customers find that our straightforward approach and reliable service provide better value than cheaper options that come with complications or unreliable scheduling.
Materials go to appropriate recycling facilities or disposal sites based on their type and condition. We work with established partners throughout Suffolk County who handle different material streams properly.
Recyclables like cardboard, metals, and clean construction debris go to facilities where they’re processed into new products. Non-recyclable materials are disposed of at licensed facilities in compliance with all environmental regulations.
We can provide documentation showing where materials went if you need it for permits, environmental reporting, or LEED certification. Transparency about the disposal process is part of responsible waste management, and we’re happy to explain exactly what happens to your materials.
