Garbage and Recycling Pick Up in Manteno, IL
Garbage, recycling and yard waste pick up for all single family homes in the Village of Manteno is provided by Homewood Disposal. We’ve been serving the residents of Manteno, Illinois with weekly garbage service for decades. You can count on us each week to remove your household waste. We’ll dispose of your waste in a manner that safeguards our natural resources and the environment for the next generation. Residents can also use a full line of rental dumpsters for your temporary clean up projects.
We’re a family-owned and operated garbage company dedicated to serving local communities in Chicagoland & NW Indiana since 1956. We pride ourselves in serving your neighborhood with “the kind of service others only promise.”
Residents in unincorporated areas: Services and schedules vary. Call us, we will provide you with the best services for your area 708-798-1004.
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“My three year old son loves garbage trucks and usually watches from the window. Today we watched from the driveway and driver Ryan waved and talked to my son from the truck. It made his entire day. I can’t tell you how excited my son was!”
“Driver Mark has outstanding character, sons were outside selling lemonade and plants and the driver encouraged their business, true professionalism.”
“I just wanted to inform the company on how nice, pleasant, and respectful the workers are that pick my garbage up. They go above and beyond to accommodate us ladies that have some health challenges.”
“Working with Homewood Disposal over the many years has been a pleasure. They always meet our needs and really seem to care about their customers. I always recommend Homewood Disposal Services to our new franchise owners!”
“Our driver is amazing and always goes above and beyond. Happened to be looking out the window, and saw him get out of his truck to move the neighbor’s cans away from a car so he can dump them. He also picked up loose garbage that was scattered on the ground.”