There is an advantage to knowing your community and Chris Fall recognizes that. After eight years with Waste Management and 11 years in the industry, Fall has embarked on his own business enterprise – Advantage Disposal. As president and CEO, Fall is already on his way offering roll-off bins and temporary services.

Advantage Disposal will start commercial routes beginning July serving the unincorporated areas of Santa Clarita and the Antelope valleys. He believes in a more personal touch and recognizes the frustration customers may have when it comes to dealing with large corporations. He has ordered his first set of trucks and bins and has been making the rounds to let the community know about the new service.

“I think I know what the community wants and what they desire,” Fall said. “I can provide that service. I know this business extremely well and I have people working with me that are just as knowledgeable.”

Fall said he learned a valuable lesson early on when it comes to business. “It is not as much of who you know, than it is who knows you,” he said. “I know a lot of people in both valleys and it is more about who is willing to say they know me and want me to provide their disposal and recycling service.”

“I am starting to feel the garbage love, so to speak,” Fall said with a smile

Fall has a proven record of his commitment to both the Santa Clarita and Antelope valleys. He serves as chairman of the SCV Chamber of Commerce and sits on the Antelope Valley Illegal Dumping Task Force and the regional advisory board of the Painted Turtle, a campground for terminal ill children, to name a few. Fall said will continue to support several charitable groups in town including the Lexus Jazz & Blues Festival, the Boys and Girls Club auction and the Hoefflin Foundation, “Evening Under the Stars” event.

“I am dedicated to these communities and I want to stay involved,” Fall said. Advantage Disposal is ready to serve your needs. Do you have the Advantage?
For more information, contact Fall at 661/252-0023.