A-OK Waste Services, LLC, located on Hawkinsville Road in Macon, Georgia recently announced it will now be able to offer Roll-Off Dumpster service to residential and commercial customers in Warner Robins, Georgia. “Until recently, there was a city ordinance that prohibited any company from setting roll offs inside the city limits of Warner Robins, without prior approval from the City. If approved, billing is processed through the City Services, meaning the City billed the customers. The removal of this restriction is good for customers and suppliers both. For customers, they now have the ability to select the vendor they want for Roll-Off Container service” explains Ms. Lee Insley, owner, A-OK Waste Services, LLC. A-OK is a locally owned and operated company employing full and part time staff in two full service locations; Macon and Savannah. “It is important for people to know that we are right here, located near you and readily available to answer your calls 24/7/365,” states Ms. Insley.

The entire A-OK Family of Companies includes A-OK Portables, LLC, providing portable liquid sanitation including Portable Construction Toilets, Hand Wash Stations, Restroom Trailers, Fresh Water Hauling, Septic Tank Pumping, Lift Station Pumping, and Septage Holding Tank Service. A-OK Waste Services, LLC provides solid waste disposal, including Office Waste Removal, Manufacturing Waste Removal, Removal of Recyclables; metal/plastics/cardboard/concrete, Roll-Off Open Top Containers and Front Loader Trash Dumpsters. A-OK Environmental, LLC provides Hydro-Vac Services, Sludge Removal, Shop Towel Laundering and  Wet/Dry Waste Material Removal.

A-OK Family of Companies has over 15 years of experience providing liquid & solid waste services to over 26 counties in Georgia. This market penetration has allowed A-OK to become the largest portable toilet company in Macon and Savannah. “We look forward to meeting many new customers in Warner Robins and introducing them to our high standards for customer oriented, quality waste removal services” Ms. Insley explains.