High Rise Building Managers: How do you manage/dispose of pallets?
What are some ways you handle the constant influx of pallets that inevitably wind up piling up on your loading docks? We have a local guy who picks them up weekly, but he is particular about the size and type of pallets he takes, and won’t take the oddball sizes. 

We don’t have an open top dumpster on site all the time, and can’t throw them in our compactors. 

Just looking for ideas on alternate disposal methods. 
[{"id": "dqi772p", "text": "Let construction use them for TI projects...\u201dHere\u2019s your new rustic space!\u201d\n\n\nI\u2019m kidding.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dqiakwc", "text": "Where are you located? In Baltimore there is a pallet recycling company called King Pallet http://www.kingpallet.com/ ", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dqibzzs", "text": "Detroit", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dqilglr", "text": "you should put some ads on craigslist and find a new local guy.  make  'take one take all' part of the deal.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dqj6n9u", "text": "Our trash company contract includes typical residential refuse as well as recycling. The residential refuse gets dropped down a chute to a ramjet compactor which compacts it into a standard sized front loaded containers(5). Our janitorial services contract specifies their staff are responsible for managing and swapping those containers as required. Residential refuse pickup occurs daily. Obviously this wouldn't be used for construction or noncompactables like wood pallets.\n\nOur recycling handles those with a rear loading compactor truck which operates weekly. We regulate and control construction related debris via our policies. We encourage residents to have their contractors and vendors remove and dispose of their materials whenever possible (construction related debris and appliances) and anything that we personally dispose of, that belongs to them, we charge them for accordingly (refigerators are a premium because of refrigerant, but typical items are couches, newspapers, recyclables, pallets on occasion, ceramic toilets, hell I've watch them crush one of the large wide screen projector tv's that weigh about 300lbs). The only times we really get an influx and have to pay attention to controlling the trash is when residents move.\n\nI'm actually a little bit lucky being a condominium high rise affords me the ability to pass through some of the additional expenses onto the owners, but this may not be the case for a true residential high rise.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]