• Food scrap pickups as often as you need them

  • Only $1 / gallon for additional capacity

  • Liners / Compostable Bags at unmatched prices (FREE Delivery)
     

$19.64 / Month
weekly pickup

$13.91 / Month
pickup every other week

$9.24 / Month
pickup every month

 

Prices vary based on location, and type of service requested



 

Why should you choose No Waste - Compost?


1) It's Cheap

No Waste Compost is the most affordable compost pick-up for households. Our close proximity to our service areas and access to local community resources allows us to beat the prices of larger waste management companies.

2) It's Easy

Its incredibly easy! All you have to do is collect your food scraps and other compostables in the food-safe bucket we provide, place it curbside for pickup, and we will take care of the rest!

3) It Benefits Your Community

Not only are you supporting small businesses, you are also supporting local farms, and community gardens. Our commitment to providing useable compost to our network of farmers and independent composter allows everyone to share in the benefits of a compost operation. You can start helping your local community and the local environment with a simple new habit - composting!

4) It Benefits the Environment

According to the EPA, the act of composting:

  • Enriches soil, helping retain moisture and suppress plant diseases and pests.

  • Reduces the need for chemical fertilizers.

  • Encourages the production of beneficial bacteria and fungi that break down organic matter to create humus, a rich nutrient-filled material.

  • Reduces methane emissions from landfills and lowers your carbon footprint.

5) It is Now Required

Beginning July 2020, all Vermont residents are now required to compost food scraps (Act 148). Without any funding for new infrastructure, the cost to compost is falls directly on our communities.

Although Act 148 passed without funding, according to the ANR "$20 million is needed over the next 9 years to support organics processing infrastructure, and another $17 million is needed for trucks and carts to collect both recyclables and organics."