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Evergreen Waste Services – Lead Record (HubSpot Entry)
Lead Origin
Evergreen Waste Services Prospect Intelligence Report
Notes
Lead Type:
Prospect
Lifecycle Stage:
Lead (Target for Intro Call)
Source:
Referral via BSD Enterprises
Company Info
Name:
Evergreen Waste Services
Website:
evergreenws.com
Founded:
2010
HQ:
619 Lambson Lane, New Castle, DE 19720
Industry:
Residential Waste Management
Size:
~72 employees
Revenue:
$5M–$20M (est.)
Key Contacts
Marcus Stevens – CEO/Owner
Visionary, sustainability champion, open to innovation.
Daniel Stevens – Co-Founder/Partner
Ops manager; ideal for workflow + service conversations.
Tamara Harvey – Customer Service Lead
Pain point contact; internal champion potential.
Pain Points
High customer service turnover → inconsistent experience.
Manual onboarding & communication → inefficiency.
Scaling routes & demand → straining staff.
BBB complaints tied to service gaps.
Opportunities for BDSE
Contact Center Stability:
Dedicated BDSE team reduces churn impact.
Customer Engagement:
QA monitoring + compliance training to boost NPS.
Workflow Efficiency:
Proactive comms, predictive call handling, reporting.
Strategic Value:
BDSE as sustainability-aligned partner to match Evergreen’s EV fleet reputation.
Recent Developments
Deployed Delaware’s first electric refuse trucks ($1.53M grant funded).
Route expansion with split-body trucks.
No known automation/AI competitors yet → first-mover advantage.
Next Best Actions
Schedule intro call with Marcus & Daniel.
Propose
pilot program
: peak-season onboarding & missed pickup support.
Share case studies of BDSE success with high-churn service orgs.
Highlight ROI: lower turnover, improved customer satisfaction, scalable service model.
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