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Managing waste disposal services efficiently is crucial for households and businesses nowadays. Apple Valley Waste offers reliable trash pickup and dumpster rental services in West Virginia, Maryland, and the Washington D.C. metro area. Paying your bills online is the most convenient way to stay on top of your account. This guide covers everything you need to know about paying your Apple Valley Waste bill online.
Benefits of Paying Online
Paying your trash collection bills online with Apple Valley Waste has many advantages:
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Convenience – Make secure payments 24/7 from anywhere without visiting an office.
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Avoid Late Fees – Schedule and automate payments to ensure your bill gets paid on time every month.
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Payment History – Your online account stores past statements and receipts for easy access.
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AutoPay – Set up recurring automated payments from your preferred payment method.
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Account Management – Review billing and service details, change contact information, etc.
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Paperless – Reduce waste and clutter with paperless billing and receipts.
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Flexibility – Make one-time payments or schedule future payments as needed.
How to Pay Your Apple Valley Waste Bill Online
Paying your waste disposal bill online with Apple Valley Waste takes just a few quick steps:
1. Register for an Online Account
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Go to www.applevalleywaste.com and click on “Pay My Bill”.
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Select your service location and click “Sign Up”.
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Enter your account number, email, phone number and create a password.
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Agree to the terms of use and click “Register”.
2. Login and View Your Bill
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Go to www.applevalleywaste.com/pay-my-bill and login.
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Your dashboard will display your account balance and payment due date.
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View past statements and payment history.
3. Select a Payment Method
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Click on “Make Payment” and select either:
- Credit/Debit Card
- Bank Account
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Enter your details to save the payment method for future use.
4. Schedule and Make the Payment
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Enter the amount to pay and select a date to schedule the payment.
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For immediate payment, select today’s date.
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Review the details and click “Continue”.
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Accept the terms and click “Process Payment”.
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The payment will reflect instantly in your account.
5. Set Up AutoPay
For recurring automated payments:
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In your account, go to Payment Methods and check “AutoPay”.
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The system will now charge your card on file each month on the bill’s due date.
Tips for Paying Your Bill Online
Follow these tips for an easy and streamlined online bill payment experience:
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Schedule payments at least 2-3 business days before the due date.
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Opt for AutoPay to ensure you never miss a payment.
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Update your contact information if you move or change phone numbers.
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Contact customer service if you need to pause service temporarily.
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Monitor your account regularly for any billing changes or updates.
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Notify Apple Valley Waste if your credit card on file expires or is replaced.
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Keep your login credentials secure but easily accessible.
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Save your payment details for faster checkout.
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Sign up for paperless billing and receipts to reduce waste.
Apple Valley Waste Bill Pay FAQs
What are the accepted payment methods?
Apple Valley Waste accepts MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Discover credit/debit cards and bank account (ACH) payments.
Is there a service fee for paying online?
No, Apple Valley Waste does not charge any fees for online bill payment.
When will my online payment be processed?
Payments made before 2 PM on business days are processed same day. Payments after 2 PM are processed the next business day.
Can I pay without registering for an online account?
Yes, you can make a one-time payment as a guest. But setting up an account makes paying your bills easier each month.
What if I already have AutoPay through my bank?
You will need to cancel the automated bank payments and instead enable AutoPay in your Apple Valley Waste online account to pay the bill directly.
What do I do if my payment doesn’t go through?
Contact Apple Valley Waste customer service immediately if your payment fails. You may need to update your payment method details or arrange alternate payment.
How do I change the credit card on file?
Login to your account, go to Payment Methods, delete the old card and enter your new card details.
Contact Apple Valley Waste for Assistance
If you face any issues with your waste management service or online bill payment, Apple Valley Waste’s customer service team is available to help. Reach out to them via:
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Phone: 304-229-7600
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Email: [email protected]
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Website contact form
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Mail: PO Box 25, Levels WV 25431
Managing waste disposal services today is easy and hassle-free with Apple Valley Waste’s online bill pay options. Follow this guide to take control of your account and payments. Consistent online bill payment means no more late fees, and you save time and paperwork.
Tips on Managing Trash and Recycling Containers
View a slideshow that explains trash container storage requirements and shares best practices for container storage.
All Dakota County residents, commercial properties, and multifamily properties must recycle. For info on what should be recycled, see the Recycling 101 Guide. All haulers serving Dakota County accept these items.
