A growth-oriented company, we share a common goal to amaze our customers.
We’re passionate about creating innovative recycling solutions.
Proudly Canadian & Servicing Our Local Communities
Urban Impact is committed to outstanding customer service & safety!
For 35 years, Urban Impact has been a leader in waste management strategies and solutions. From single pick-up to enterprise-wide recycling, shredding and waste collection, we have a solution for you!
Work safely, always! This is our first, of thirteen, company cultural values. We are proud winners of the 2024 Innovation Award at Safety Pinnacle Awards.
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CUSTOMER PORTAL
Customer Portal is the place where Urban Impact customers can pay their bill and manage their Urban Impact account. The customer portal features:
- Auto-pay your invoice: Enroll in autopay.
- Paperless invoicing: Enroll in paperless email billing.
- Online payments: Pay invoices easily online with a safe and secure online payment service.
- Service scheduling and calendar:View and confirm your collection days.
- Add or change services: Add or request a change of service schedule online.
- Account updates: Notify us of an address or contact change.
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JOIN THE URBAN IMPACT TEAM
We are looking for great people to join the Urban Impact team!
Urban Impact is a growing company. We are looking for solution-oriented people with a common goal to help our customers and the environment. Check out our current openings.
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