Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
About Composting
Composting is a natural process by which organic waste, such as food scraps and plain paper/cardboard products, are broken down into a nutrient-dense material, which looks, feels, and smells very much like soil, but is far richer in organic matter.
“Composting” and “organics recycling” are two interchangeable terms often used to describe the same process, which converts would-be organic waste into a value-added product (such as what is known as “finished compost”).
Accordingly, the composting we do at Greener Bay Compost could be considered organics recycling, or organics upcycling, depending on how it is viewed.
Composting has many benefits, including:
- Reducing our daily waste by upwards of 30% or more
- Making us feel good, because it’s helping us turn what would otherwise become soggy, smelly trash in our trash bins into a product that will eventually end up back in our gardens, flower beds, and agricultural farm lands instead
- Making us aware of just how much waste (specifically, food waste) we create every day, which can lead to us changing our shopping/buying habits in a way that saves us money and time
- Saving us money, potentially, on other things, like trash bags and cleaning supplies, as well as time spent taking our trash bins to the curb each week or having to clean said trash bins
- Saving our communities money, by keeping compostable waste out of waste disposal plants and landfills (which, for those who don’t know, are very expensive to own and operate)
- Lowering production costs for farmers
- Reducing methane, which is a “greenhouse gas” produced by the anaerobic (oxygen-starved) breakdown of materials in landfills
- Sequestering carbon in our environment, similar to what trees do for us (which means taking carbon out of the air and putting it back into the ground)
- Providing plants better nutrition and aiding in their growth, via the final product of the composting process, known as “finished compost,” when it is mixed into or layered on top of a plants normal soil
- Reducing plant mortality rates
- Reducing the need for inorganic/chemical fertilizers
- Improving overall soil quality, through the addition of nutrients and various types of organisms, including bacteria and fungi
- Increasing soil moisture, which helps conserve water
- Increasing groundwater quality, through better natural water filtration
- Preventing soil erosion
- Assisting in storm water management
Technically, yes, but legally-speaking, no. As such, we call it a “soil amendment,” rather than fertilizer.
Because compost is often produced with a wide variety of materials, as is ours, it is impossible for a compost producer, like us, to guarantee a specific NPK ratio (that is, the ratio of the three big, in-demand fertilizers available—nitrogen, phosphorous, and potassium—too each other) when it comes to the compost they produce.
Accordingly, compost cannot be marketed as fertilizer. Having said that, if compost is applied to one’s gardens, flower beds, or lawn, it will most certainly fertilize such things, as compost is easily one of the best and most natural sources of nutrition for plants of all kinds, even if its nutrient profile cannot be pinned down in terms of exact numbers.
Possibly, but only if the composting process isn’t managed appropriately.
At Greener Bay Compost, we utilize a process known as “hot composting,” in accordance with relevant Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) guidelines and best practices, which breaks down organic waste with the help of “aerobic” bacteria (which need oxygen to survive, as opposed to “anaerobic” bacteria, which thrive in low- or no-oxygen environments).
This process ensures that our compost piles produce little to no methane (a smelly greenhouse gas that is 20x more potent than carbon dioxide), even when the waste inside of them hasn’t yet broken down completely.
To further reduce the chances of our piles omitting “offensive odors,” as well as to help control their moisture content, we cover them with tarps.
By the time our compost has aged for several months, it will have become what is known as “finished compost,” which actually has a sweet, “earthy” smell to it, or what some call the smell of “clean dirt.”
Yes, compost, can attract rats, rodents, and other pests, and likely will, if the composting process is not managed properly, especially if food waste makes up a large portion of the feedstock going into the compost.
This is why we highly recommend composting with us versus attempting to compost in your own backyard, especially if you live in a city with strict ordinances regarding rat harborage and prevention (which, by the way, most cities, including Green Bay and De Pere, do have), because we do not believe it is worth the risk of Municipal fines and reinspection fees for most households to produce the small amount of compost the average household can produce with the amount of waste they alone produce each year.
About Our Compost Pickup Services
We currently serve Residential households and Businesses/Organizations located in the following Municipalities in the Greater Green Bay area with our Residential Compost Pickup Service and Commercial Compost Pickup Service:
- Green Bay
- De Pere
- Allouez
- Ashwaubenon
- Bellevue
- Hobart
- Howard
- Lawrence
- Ledgeview
- Rockland
- Suamico
- We provide you with individually-numbered, five gallon buckets (with lids), branded with our logo, with compostable liners and wood shavings inside to help absorb moisture and control odor)
- You place any food scraps and associated organics we consider acceptable (such as fruit and vegetable scraps, cooked/cured meat, solid and soft dairy items, and so much more!) inside our buckets
- We pick up your full/semi-full buckets once per week, once every other week, or once every four weeks (depending on which of our services you’ve signed up for), on a schedule, and leave you new, clean buckets in exchange for them
- We weigh the contents of your buckets, to keep track of the amount of material you divert from our local landfills with us and to quantify the positive impact our services have on our environment
- We screen your bucket contents, by hand, to identify and remove from them any contaminants/non-compostable/unacceptable materials from them, and potentially contact you, via email or text message, to provide feedback
- We do all the composting for you (at our food-waste-focused compost facility in the Town of Lessor), a process which takes four to six months, and make the resulting, finished compost available for purchase at www.GBCompost.com/Compost
For more information on how our Services work, please visit www.GBCompost.com/Services.
No. We currently only offer Compost Pickup Services, which involve us picking up food scraps and associated organics from residential households and businesses/organizations on a schedule.
If we update our service offerings to include a Compost Drop-Off option, we will update this website accordingly.
To view our Residential Compost Pickup Service pricing, visit www.GBCompost.com/Residential.
If you are a resident of the City of De Pere, you may be eligible for the De Pere Food Scraps and Organics Recycling Program, which could see the City of De Pere cover half the cost of our Residential Compost Pickup Service. To learb more, and view the pricing under this Program, visit www.GBCompost.com/DePere.
To request and receive a customized quote on our Commercial Compost Pickup Service, tailored to your business/organization’s location(s), visit www.GBCompost.com/Commercial.
Please note: All of our pricing is subject to change at any time.
Our Compost Pickup Services can save you money in several ways (and have the potential to “cancel out” the entire cost of our services) by:
- Helping you cut down the amount of trash your household or business/organization produces, by upwards of 50% or more, which may enable you to save money on trash bags, trips to your local waste transfer station/landfill, dumpster rental, trash hauling services, etc.
- Making you aware of the amount and type of food your household or business/organization wastes each week, which may enable you to make changes to your food buying and preparation/preservation habits, which can save you potentially significant amounts of money over time.
- Getting you and/or your employees a significant discount on our nutrient-rich, contaminant-free, and food-waste-based compost, which save you major money on soil amendment every year.
- Assuming you take advantage of the subscriber-only discount we offer you and purchase some of our compost , helping you grow the healthiest, happiest plants and most nutritious food you’ve ever grown, which can save you significant amounts of money on both plant purchases/garden maintenance and groceries.
Absolutely, yes. Our subscribers never stop producing food scraps and associated organics, and so we never stop performing our valuable work, even when it is freezing outside.
If you are an individual or family, our Residential Compost Pickup Services are for you.
If you are a business/organization, which can be served with five gallon buckets, our Commercial Compost Pickup Service is for you.
Potentially, yes. Assuming your residence has a private door leading directly outside, such as a private front door or garage door, preferably individually-numbered), outside of which we may perform Bucket Swaps/Compost Pickups for you, and assuming your landlord/property manager has no issue with your use of our Residential Compost Pickup Services, then yes, we can serve your residence.
Please feel free to Contact Us, if you are unsure of whether your location is serviceable by us.
Yes, we serve Businesses/Organizations (including, but not limited to, restaurants, coffee shops/cafés, bakeries, retail stores, offices, and hospitals) through our Commercial Compost Pickup Service, assuming they can be served with five gallon buckets.
Currently, we serve some of the biggest and best businesses in the Green Bay metropolitan area, including three Bellin Health facilities (Bellin Hospital, Bellin Psychiatric Center, and Bellin Surgery & Specialty Center), Kavarna Café & Roastery, and Glass Nickel Pizza of Green Bay, and we would love to serve your business/organization as well!
Please visit www.GBCompost.com/Commercial to request a quote from us today!
Yes, we can serve schools (private, public, or otherwise) through our Commercial Compost Pickup Service, assuming they are able to be served with five gallon buckets.
Please Contact Us about what you have in mind for an event and we may consider it. Please note, however, that we will not, under any circumstances, serve any event free of charge.
Currently, we perform our Residential Bucket Swaps/Compost Pickups on Sundays and Mondays and our Commercial Bucket Swaps/Compost Pickups on Tuesdays.*
* These days and times are always subject to change.
Once we have received first payment from a new subscriber, they will generally receive their first bucket(s) from us within 4-5 days.
Yes. Please visit www.GBCompost.com/Rewards for more information.
Yes. Unless you Contact Us to cancel your Compost Pickup Services prior to any particular renewal date, your services will automatically renew each month and we will auto-charge/invoice your payment method on file with us.
Yes, by Contacting Us to let us know of your desire to cancel, in which case we make arrangements with you for your final Compost Pickup and for you to return to us any of our property remaining in your possession, such as our buckets and/or lids.
Please note that canceling our Services does not, in and of itself, entitle you to a refund, prorated or otherwise, of any funds you may have paid to us. Whether you will or will not be eligible for a refund will depend upon several factors, including, but not limited to, whether you’ve returned all of our property to us.
For more details on our Refunds policy, please see our Terms of Service.
Possibly.
Canceling our Services does not, in and of itself, entitle you to a refund, prorated or otherwise, of any funds you may have paid to us. Whether or not you will be entitled to a refund from us will depend upon several factors, including, but not limited to, whether you’ve returned all of our property to us and how many Bucket Swaps/Compost Pickups we have performed for you since your last renewal date.
For more details on our Refunds policy, please see our Terms of Service.
If our property, whether a bucket or lid, or both, is lost, stolen, or irreparably damaged while in the possession of a subscriber, the subscriber will be charged/invoiced for the replacement cost of this property.
For a new bucket, a subscriber will be charged/invoiced for $15.00.
For a new lid, a subscriber will be charged/invoiced for $5.00.
If an invoice for replacement property is not paid by a subscriber within 30 days of our emailing it to a subscriber, the subscriber may be subject to involuntary termination of their Services, as well as other financial and/or legal consequences, as per our Terms of Service.
Unequivocally, no.
Because our buckets and lids are our property, and not that of our subscribers, all subscribers whose Services with us are canceled are required, per our Terms of Service, to return any of our property still in their possession to us, by no later than their final Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup day, or our next-scheduled Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup day, whichever comes first.
If a subscriber whose Services with us have been canceled fails to return our property to us in a timely fashion, the subscriber may experience legal and financial consequences, in accordance with our Terms of Service.
Before we answer this question, please note that we do have an Email Reminder service available to all Residential Compost Pickup Service subscribers, to help them remember to place their buckets outside for us on their regularly-scheduled Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup days, and that we offer each new Residential subscriber of ours the opportunity to receive Email Reminders from us.
If you are not already on our Email Reminder list and would like to be, please Contact Us about this and we will have you added to the list as soon as possible.
You may also sign up for our Email Reminder list manually by entering your email into the sign-up form embedded into our Events pages.
Once you’re signed up for Email Reminders, you will receive an email from us on the day prior to each of your regularly-scheduled Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup days, with a reminder to place your bucket outside for us by no later than 8:00M AM (CST) the following day.
If we arrive at your residence to perform a regularly-scheduled Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup and find no bucket(s) placed outside for us, you may Request a Make-Up Swap.
If you prefer to not request a Make-Up Swap, you will need to wait for your next regularly-scheduled Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup day, which may be two to four weeks later, for your bucket to be swapped.
PLEASE NOTE: Subscribers who miss their regularly-scheduled Bucket Swaps/Compost Pickups, through no fault of Greener Bay Compost’s, are not eligible for any refunds, prorated or otherwise, relative to said Bucket Swaps/Compost Pickups being missed.
If you know, in advance, that you will be unable to place your bucket outside for us on any of your scheduled Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup days, for whatever reason, we kindly request that you Contact Us as soon as possible to:
- Make us aware of this situation, so we may save ourselves the time, trouble, and expense of visiting your residence, when it is not necessary for us to do so (which helps make our routes more efficient and our costs low for all of our subscribers).
- If necessary, make arrangements for us to perform what we refer to as an “Early Swap” or a “Late Swap” for you, free of charge, in a well-lit, public location in west Green Bay of our choosing, on a date and a time agreed upon by you and Greener Bay Compost (so you do not need to go more than two weeks, or much more than two weeks, without a Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup being performed for you).
If you would not like to have an “Early Swap” or “Late Swap” performed for you, please be aware that you will need to wait until your next scheduled Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup day for us to perform a Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup for you.
PLEASE NOTE: Subscribers who miss their scheduled Bucket Swaps/Compost Pickups, through no fault of Greener Bay Compost’s, are not eligible for any refunds, prorated or otherwise, relative to said Bucket Swaps/Compost Pickups.
Residential subscribers may Contact Us to upgrade to the Every-Other-Week version of our Residential Compost Pickup Service (assuming they’re not already subscribed to it), add additional buckets to their existing service (for an additional monthly charge), or Request an Early Bucket Swap (with the understanding that us performing an Early Swap will necessitate us skipping their next regularly-scheduled Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup).
Commercial subscribers may Contact Us to change the number of buckets we swap for them each week (with the understanding that doing so will materially change the amount they pay each month for their Commercial Compost Pickup Service).
Payment and Billing
With regard to payment for our Compost Pickup Services, we accept all major cards (including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover), as well as Cash App and Link, through our secure payment processor, Stripe.
With regard to payment for our nutrient-rich, contaminant-free compost, we accept all of the above payment methods, as well as Apple Pay.
PLEASE NOTE: For select retail and governmental/municipal partners, we may also, at our discretion, accept physical checks, money orders, and/or electronic payments through the likes of PayPal and Zelle.
We do not currently accept payment in the form of cryptocurrency (such as Bitcoin, Ether, etc.) or precious metals, nor do we accept payment through any other physical or electronic means not referenced above.
Yes, any time you make a payment to us, you should receive an emailed invoice/receipt from our secure payment processor, Stripe, reflecting the products or services you’ve paid for as well as the amount you’ve paid us.
If, for whatever you reason, you do not receive the invoice/receipt you should, or if you would like a copy provided to you, you may request a copy of any invoice/receipt by Contacting Us. You may use our Manage My Subscription page to download copies without needing to contact us, if you so desire.
Please note: If you use our Manage My Subscription page, you will need to enter the email you provided to us when you made your purchase with us and will then receive an email, which will provide you with a security code that you must enter to access your subscription information.
When you enter the code, you will be taken to a subscription self-management page where you can download the document(s) of your choice.
If you have any trouble using our subscription self-management option, please Contact Us.
Yes. If you need to update/change the number, or the expiration date and/or CVC code, of the credit or debit card you used to sign up for any of our Compost Pickup Services, you can do so by visiting our Manage My Subscription page.
Please note: You should never provide credit or debit card information to us (or anyone else, for that matter), via email, voicemail, or text message, as these communication methods are not secure.
If you have any trouble using our subscription self-management option, please Contact Us.
About the Materials we Accept (and Don't Accept)
For a complete list of materials, organics, and compostables we accept, please visit www.GBCompost.com/List, where you may view and/or download a copy of our List of Acceptable and Not Acceptable Materials.
Per our List of Acceptable and Not Acceptable Materials, we accept any and all products that are clearly and individually labeled as BPI, TUV, or Compost Manufacturing Alliance certified compostable (meaning the products themselves, and not just boxes or bags they come inside of, must be labeled appropriately).
The logos or icons to look for on compostable products are as follows:
To search for BPI certified compostable products by company or product name, visit: BPIWorld.org/Find-Certified-Products
To search for TUV certified compostable products by company or product name, visit: TUV-at.be/Green-Marks/Certified-Products
To search for Compost Manufacturing Alliance certified compostable products by company or product name, visit: CompostManufacturingAlliance.com/Product-Category/CMA-I-Products/
The reason for this policy is that not all products labeled as “compostable” are actually compostable, let alone in our compost piles/windrows, and many companies can, and do, try to take advantage of environmentally-conscious consumers, by claiming their products are compostable when, in reality, they’re not.
When companies engage in this behavior, it is what is known as “greenwashing,” which Investopedia defines as “the process of conveying a false impression or providing misleading information about how a company’s products are more environmentally sound. Greenwashing is considered an unsubstantiated claim to deceive consumers into believing that a company’s products are environmentally friendly.”
Because greenwashing exists, and because our goal is to produce the cleanest, highest-quality compost possible, we will not accept any products that do not meet our acceptance standards detailed above.
Yes, assuming you are one of our paying Residential and Commercial Compost Pickup Service subscribers, who have agreed to our Terms of Service, and are able to fit them inside of our branded five gallon buckets.
As an alternative, please note that most Municipalities, including those whose residents and businesses/organizations we serve, have yard waste sites where their residents may sustainably dispose of materials such as lawn mower clippings, leaves, brush, branches, and logs “free of charge”:
- Allouez Yard Waste Information: https://www.
villageofallouezwi.gov/depts/ public-works/yard-waste-and- waste-oil-drop-off-site/ - Ashwaubenon Yard Waste Information: https://
ashwaubenon.gov/government/ departments/public-works- streets/yard-waste-disposal/ - Bellevue Yard Waste Information: https://www.
villageofbellevuewi.gov/ departments/public_works/ garbage__recycling___yard_ waste/yard_waste - De Pere Yard Waste Information: https://www.
deperewi.gov/topic/index.php? topicid=278&structureid=88 - Green Bay Yard Waste information: https://
greenbaywi.gov/YardWaste - Hobart Yard Waste Information: https://www.
hobart-wi.org/public-works - Howard Yard Waste Information: http://www.
villageofhoward.com/174/Yard- Waste-Removal - Lawrence Yard Waste Information: https://www.lawrencewi.gov/topic/index.php?topicid=26&structureid=22
- Ledgeview Yard Waste Information: https://www.
ledgeviewwisconsin.com/ departments/public-works/yard- waste/ - Suamico Yard Waste Information: https://www.
suamico.org/departments/ public_works_engineering/yard_ waste_site.php
Please note: It has been illegal in the State of Wisconsin, since 1993, to dispose of yard waste in the trash. For more information, visit https://docs.legis.
No. We only accept materials found on our List of Acceptable and Not Acceptable Materials from our paying Residential and Commercial Compost Pickup Service subscribers, who have agreed to our Terms of Service, exclusively inside of our branded five gallon buckets.
No. We only accept materials found on our List of Acceptable and Not Acceptable Materials from our paying Residential and Commercial Compost Pickup Service subscribers, who have agreed to our Terms of Service, exclusively inside of our branded five gallon buckets.
Because we have no way of knowing what someone else may have contaminated their homemade “compost” with, we will never accept it.
No. We do not accept lawn grass or lawn mower clippings because the risk of herbicide/weed-killer contamination in these materials is unacceptably high, and unlike many compost producers (including most Municipalities that produce compost from yard waste they collect), we are very concerned about the quality of the compost we produce.
Also, please note that most Municipalities, including those in the areas we serve, have yard waste sites where materials like lawn grass and lawn mower clippings, leaves, brush, and branches may be disposed of, free of charge:
- Green Bay Yard Waste information: https://
greenbaywi.gov/YardWaste - Allouez Yard Waste Information: https://www.
villageofallouezwi.gov/depts/ public-works/yard-waste-and- waste-oil-drop-off-site/ - Ashwaubenon Yard Waste Information: https://
ashwaubenon.gov/government/ departments/public-works- streets/yard-waste-disposal/ - Bellevue Yard Waste Information: https://www.
villageofbellevuewi.gov/ departments/public_works/ garbage__recycling___yard_ waste/yard_waste - De Pere Yard Waste Information: https://www.
deperewi.gov/topic/index.php? topicid=278&structureid=88 - Hobart Yard Waste Information: https://www.
hobart-wi.org/public-works - Howard Yard Waste Information: http://www.
villageofhoward.com/174/Yard- Waste-Removal - Ledgeview Yard Waste Information: https://www.
ledgeviewwisconsin.com/ departments/public-works/yard- waste/ - Suamico Yard Waste Information: https://www.
suamico.org/departments/ public_works_engineering/yard_ waste_site.php
Please note: It has been illegal in the State of Wisconsin, since 1993, to dispose of yard waste in the trash. For more information, visit https://docs.legis.
About our Products
Yes, we sell our nutrient-rich, food-waste-based compost in both 1/4″ screened and unscreened versions, both direct-to-consumer and through select, local retailers. Please visit www.GBComost.com/Compost for more information or to request compost from us.
We do not currently sell our compost “by the truckload” or “by the cubic yard,” however, we do offer “multi-bag” and “bulk” discounts on our regularly-priced Cubic Foot and Gallon bags of compost, as well as a special compost discount to our Residential and Commercial Compost Pickup Service subscribers, if they are purchased directly from us through www.GBCompost.com/Compost.
Before we answer this question, please note that our compost is not soil, but rather a soil amendment, meaning it is something to be added to existing soil or to create a custom soil blend, not to be used alone as a growing medium. Also, please note that a Cubic Yard = 27 Cubic Feet, and that we sell by the Cubic Foot, in bags, not by the Cubic Yard.
To determine how many Cubic Feet of our compost you may need for a particular project, please use the Cubic Feet Calculator below to enter the length and width, or square footage, of the area you need compost for in feet, plus the height (depth) of the compost layer you’d like, in inches (such as 1.00, 2.00, etc.) or fractions of an inch (such as 0.25, 0.50, etc.).
PLEASE NOTE: For brand new garden beds, or beds that have not been amended/fertilized in the last year or two, an inch or two of compost may be appropriate, but for most existing beds that have been recently amended/fertilized, as little as 0.25 or 0.50 inches may be enough to meet your needs.
Once you know how much compost you need, please Make a Compost Request of us.
Yes.
To amend soil: Work 1–2 inches of compost into the top 3–5 inches of soil.
For growing vegetables: Give your vegetable garden plenty of compost in the fall. Spread several inches of compost on top of the existing bed, then till it into the soil in the springtime. Put a handful of compost in each hole when you’re planting. Once plants begin to grow quickly, you can add a half-inch layer of compost around the base of the plants. Provide “heavy feeder” plants such as tomatoes, corn, and squash with 1/2 inch of compost monthly—this will result in great produce!
For growing flowers: In the spring, loosen the top few inches of annual and perennial beds and mix in a 1-inch layer of compost. Or in the fall, apply a 1-inch layer of compost as a mulch to protect plant roots from freezing and conserve moisture.
For replenishing soil in potted plants and window boxes: Even the best potting soil gets depleted of its nutrients as plants grow. To replenish nutrients, add an inch of compost to potted plants and window boxes twice a year. Or, make your own potting soil using two parts compost to one part sand or perlite.
Yes. Unlike many Compost Pickup Service providers, which outsource their composting to local farms or commercial/industrial compost facilities, Greener Bay Compost is a full-service company company, which means we not only pick up compostable materials from our subscribers, but compost it ourselves.
No, because there is no such thing in Wisconsin, and if you see the word “organic” on another company’s compost, please know that they are using it purely for marketing purposes, and not because they’ve received any organic certification from an independent, third party.
Also, please note that another company’s compost being labeled as “organic” does not necessarily make it better, “cleaner,” or higher-quality than ours, as compost is only as good as what goes into the making of it, and we are one of the only compost producers in the world that offers the level of transparency we do, when it comes to what we accept and do not accept as feedstocks for our amazing soil amendment.
The closest thing that exists to an”organic certification” for compost in the U.S. is a compost being “OMRI listed,” which means that the feedstocks that went into the making of the compost meet OMRI’s criteria for being considerred acceptable inputs specifically for organic farming.
Our compost is not “OMRI listed,” and likely never will be, because we acceptable certain types of paper items, as well as certain types of compostable products, that OMRI does not consider to be acceptable inputs for organic farming.
At our fully-insured, food-waste-focused compost facility in the Town of Lessor, which is the only facility of its kind serving the Greater Green Bay area.
Approximately 4-6 months.
Miscellaneous
We were founded in July 2021.
No. If this changes, this website will be updated accordingly and we will make an announcement to this effect via social media.
Yes, we are!
You can follow us on Facebook at Facebook.com/GBCompost and/or on Instagram at Instagram.com/GreenerBayCompost.
Yes. Please see our Recommended Products list.
Generally speaking, we do not allow visits to our compost site by anyone who with a definite need to be there, for legal reasons, however, we may give a tour of compost site to parties seriously interested in doing business with us.
Please Contact Us at www.GBCompost.com/Contact if you are interested in doing a tour of our compost site for the purpose of facilitating business with us.
