COMMERCIAL: Control the Back of House.

Secure containment that reduces fines, conflict and operational friction.


The Problem Operators Face

Commercial and back-of-house waste areas often suffer from:

  • Illegal dumping and unauthorized use
  • Rats, odor and hygiene complaints
  • Code violations and enforcement fines
  • Improvised fencing and temporary fixes
  • Neighbor and tenant conflict

Rat problems

Trash & recycling enclosures

The metroSTOR Solution

metroSTOR replaces ad-hoc fixes with permanent, compliant containment infrastructure.

  • Secure dumpster and cart enclosures
  • Optional access control for shared sites
  • Configurable layouts for tight service areas
  • Built to withstand heavy use and rough handling

Introduction

Athens, Georgia’s Downtown district is a vibrant hub known for its energetic college bar scene, with more than 80 bars packed into a single square mile – creating significant waste management challenges for the Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department. To support busy bar and restaurant staff, the County required durable, flexible waste enclosures that allowed for secure separation of trash and recycling, prevented unauthorized use, and withstood heavy daily wear. Modular enclosures were chosen over custom-built structures for their cost-effectiveness, ease of component replacement, and the flexibility to relocate units as needs evolve.

“I stopped in my tracks when I saw the metroSTOR display — exactly what I wanted for our downtown. The Eco-Stations have made things much better organized, and the informational stickers help educate customers. If equipment can withstand downtown Athens, it can survive anyplace.”

Suki Janssen
Athens-Clarke County Solid Waste Department

Outcomes You Can Expect

Fewer fines and enforcement actions

Cleaner, safer service areas

Reduced neighbor and tenant complaints

More efficient hauler operations


Typical Configurations Used

  • Dumpster and cart enclosures
  • Shared commercial waste hubs
Commercial Dumpster & cart enclosures

From One Site to Many