Carmela stood up, calm as still water. “I run a trash company, not a gang. But I’ll tell you this—Millstone isn’t a spreadsheet. It’s a family. And you don’t buy family with a coupon.”
“No,” Carmela said. “We do what they can’t. We get personal.” millstone nj trash company
But the turning point came on a Saturday morning in late May. A Priority truck, trying to navigate the narrow, potholed lane behind Old Mill Road, got stuck axle-deep in a collapsed sewer drain—a drain that Millstone’s drivers had known to avoid for decades. The driver, new to town, panicked. He called dispatch. Dispatch called a tow. Two hours later, the truck was still there, blocking four driveways, while Carmela’s crews quietly worked their own routes a block over. Carmela stood up, calm as still water