Survey any US waste market in an afternoon.
Pull the facilities, haulers, generators, material flows, and regulatory constraints in any geography. Come back when the market moves. For capital projects, operators, investors, and sustainability teams running on the live market, not a snapshot of it.
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Why most teams survey once and live with it.
The picture you actually need isn't published anywhere.
Hauler routes aren't classified by region or material. Material flows between generators and facilities aren't tracked publicly. Facility capacity isn't reported in real time.
What you assembled is already out of date.
By the time you've stitched a picture together, facilities have changed owners, haulers have picked up new contracts, permits have moved through review. The picture decays as you build it.
Doing it once is a project. Doing it continuously is impossible.
A single market survey is a multi-week effort. Doing it for every market you care about, refreshed on the cadence the market actually moves, isn't economically viable at consultant rates. So you survey once and operate on faith.
What it looks like when surveying actually works.
The picture is already built.
Every facility, mapped. Every hauler classified by region and material. Material flows between generators and facilities tracked. Real-time facility capacity included. The data layer that wasn't published anywhere is in here.
Surveying takes an afternoon, not weeks.
Draw a geography. Filter for what matters: material types, capacity ranges, hauler service areas, regulatory categories. The query that used to take a consultant three weeks runs against the data in minutes.
Re-survey when the market moves.
The data layer updates as the market produces new records. New facilities, contracts, permits, capacity changes. Come back next quarter and the survey reflects today's market, not last quarter's.
Who uses Survey
Project developers
Scoping a market before committing capital? Survey the supply, the competition, the regulatory landscape, and the existing infrastructure in any geography. Compare to alternatives. Move forward only when the numbers make sense.
Investors
Diligence on a target market or acquisition? Survey what's actually there: who's operating, what's permitted, where the capacity sits, what the supply looks like. Verify the seller's claims against the same data your IC will see.
Operators
Watching the markets you compete in? Re-survey when you need to know what's changed: new entrants, lost contracts, shifted permits. Adjust before the next quarter forces you to.
Sustainability teams
Tracking your operational footprint across geographies? Survey the facilities, haulers, and material flows in every market you operate in. Update the picture as your operations and the market both move.
Where Survey fits in your work
Surveying is rarely a single step. The same data layer that lets you survey a market also lets you compare options inside it, validate the projections behind any deal, design strategies that hold up, and report what you find. And the next time the market shifts, you survey again.
Survey a market with us.
Bring the geography you're scoping, watching, or evaluating. We'll walk you through what Wastenaut surfaces.
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