Mitch is excellent, he helped us clean out all the garbage from previous tenements, and cleaned out…read morethe horrible basement.

Mitch and his young son were very professional and personable. For the environmentally conscience,…read moreMitch sorts all your goods and recycles most of it with very little going to the land fill. Usable items will be donated. His price was very reasonable and service prompt.

For the second week in a row I have had to crawl into a roadside ditch to retrieve my garbage can…read more Thank you Tri County, nice gesture on my 70th birthday. This is RIDICULOUS. It happened also during the summer a time or two also. Have you cursed us with some "I hate the world" collector?

The experience I had was to be honest the worst you could have, and I never even did business with…read morethis company. Doesn't matter if your a home owner or a renter, but as long as you are a resident of mercer county you are billed by tri-county industries even if they are not providing service to you on the spot which seems illegal (which it is). After you refuse service or deny any bill that is placed in your mail box they threaten you with an ordinance that exists in mercer county which supports the idea that you must have a trash service provider (not naming tri-county industries). Tri-county Industries is the sole bidder on a waste management contract within the county, but as for the ordinance it does not name tri-county industries in any of such paper work, and does not represent them directly. By knowing they cannot sue you directly for an account that is neither yours or is lawful to begin with means they must knowingly know the county has to step in at some point, but since an unlawful ordinance can be reversed tri-county industries has no real leg to stand on in terms of going after you in any legal manner. There main website has no service termination option, and by calling in you get no real response in terms of ending any such service. That by definition is a shady practice, but that has not stopped them from showing up to your property and just randomly giving you a trash bin and billing you for a service you never signed up for. News articles: - Some not happy about trash disposal rate increase in Sharon (WKBN27) https://www.wkbn.com/news/local-news/some-not-happy-about-trash-disposal-rate-increase-in-sharon/ - Tri-County Waste customers in Mercer County face late fees amid delayed invoices (21WFMJ) https://www.wfmj.com/archives/tri-county-waste-customers-in-mercer-county-face-late-fees-amid-delayed-invoices/article_75de330f-a8a5-5360-bcfe-36100ed33647.html --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Defining Illegal Monopolization: In the United States, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice (DOJ) enforce laws to prevent the abuse of dominant market positions. To prove that a monopoly is illegal, authorities must show that the business possesses significant market power in a specific product and geographic market, and has engaged in deliberate, anti-competitive tactics to choke out or prevent competitors. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unfair Practices: Practices are deemed unfair if they cause substantial consumer injury that consumers cannot reasonably avoid, and which isn't outweighed by benefits to consumers or competition A Brief Overview of the Federal Trade Commission's Investigative, .... Examples include: - Unauthorized Charges: Billing consumers for merchandise or services without their explicit consent. - Lack of Data Security: Failing to reasonably protect sensitive consumer data from cybersecurity breaches or misusing collected data. - Predatory Lending & Servicing: Abusive terms in loans or unfair, harassing collection tactics Fair Debt Collection Practices Act - Federal Trade Commission. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Options to take in order to file complaints against Tri-county Industries (keep all mail and online messages for documentation): - Federal Trade Commission https://www.ftc.gov/media/71268 - Consumer Financial Protection Bureau https://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaint/ - The Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General https://www.attorneygeneral.gov/submit-a-complaint/ - Better Business Bureau https://www.bbb.org/us/pa/grove-city/profile/garbage-removal/tri-county-industries-inc-0141-33000824 - Yelp https://www.yelp.com/biz/tri-county-industries-grove-city-2?osq=tri+county

Dropped off a bunch of old printers at Stark Electronic Recycling after clearing out a hoarder…read morehouse and they made it super easy. No judgment, quick process, and everything handled responsibly. Highly recommend if you have a random pile of electronics you don't know what to do with.

I tried to make an appointment for a pickup, they asked me to send in pictures and I did…read moreimmediately. I asked a few more questions about what all they took and since then I have been ghosted. Emailed and called numerous times with no response. If you are not interested in picking up just say that instead of wasting my time thinking I found a reliable company when in fact I DID NOT.

I just have to say that Patrick was wonderful. My husband's car was broke down at the casino i…read morecalled to get a tow. He had someone there in 35 minutes. Triple AAA was horrible and never called or showed up. If anyone ever needs a tow i highly recommend them. Thank you so much for coming to the rescue. My husband said the driver could not have been any nicer. Thank you all so much. I know where to go if i need a tow!!!!​