Pricing & Service Plans

Pricing can reflect waste type, quantity, container, pickup frequency, location, transport, treatment, documentation, and special handling. The written quote identifies the assumptions used.

Potential charges such as delivery, minimum service, waiting time, failed pickup, fuel, treatment, supplies, or profile work must be stated in the quote or service terms that apply to the account.

A price may change when quantities, streams, schedules, access, regulatory requirements, or downstream costs change. GIC Medical Disposal should document the revised scope or applicable adjustment before the next affected service.

Both models may be available in supported United States service areas, including Florida. The right structure depends on generation rate, storage limits, route availability, and how predictable the pickup need is.

Service terms vary by account and jurisdiction. Review the written quote and agreement for term length, renewal, cancellation, equipment, minimums, and notice requirements before approval.