Keeping your waste and recycling collection on schedule requires paying your Kimble bill on time each month Kimble makes it easy to pay bills and manage your account online through their customer portal. Read on for a step-by-step guide to logging into your Kimble account to take care of billing and account needs from your computer or mobile device
What is Kimble?
Kimble Recycling & Disposal is a waste management company serving customers throughout Ohio. They offer trash and recycling pickup, landfill services, dumpsters, e-waste recycling, and more.
Kimble provides residential curbside collection as well as commercial waste solutions. Their sustainability-focused approach aims to foster cleaner communities and environmentally-friendly practices.
Why Set Up a Kimble Customer Account?
Creating an online Kimble account allows you to
- Pay your bill online
- Review account balance
- Check service schedule
- Request additional pickups
- Start/stop service
- Update account information
- Access billing history
- Enroll in paperless billing
- Set up autopay
With an online account, you can manage all aspects of your Kimble service anytime.
How to Register for a New Kimble Account
Step 1: Go to jj-portal.kimblecompanies.com and click “Register” under First Time?
Step 2: Enter your account number, service address, phone number, and email address.
Step 3: Create a username and password. Confirm your password.
Step 4: Agree to the terms of use.
Step 5: Click “Register.”
You will receive a confirmation email with a verification code to complete signup. Enter the code to activate your account.
Logging In With an Existing Kimble Account
Step 1: Go to jj-portal.kimblecompanies.com
Step 2: Enter your username and password. Click “Login.”
Step 3: If prompted, enter your billing account number or phone number on file. This provides an extra account security layer.
Step 4: You will now access your Kimble customer dashboard.
Reset Kimble Account Password
If you forget your password, click “Forgot your password?” on the login page.
Enter your username or email address. You will receive an email with a link to reset your password.
Follow prompts to create a new password and regain account access.
Paying Your Bill Through the Kimble Portal
Once logged in, click “Pay Bill” from your account dashboard.
Select a payment amount if less than the total balance. Choose a payment method – bank account or card.
Review payment details and submit. You will receive an emailed receipt confirming your payment.
Setting Up Autopay
For hands-free bill payment, enable Autopay under “My Bill” in your Kimble account.
Add your bank account or credit/debit card. Pick a payment date each month. Autopay will automatically deduct your balance.
You can cancel or edit Autopay anytime. Enable text/email alerts to be notified of payments.
Managing Your Kimble Waste and Recycling Service
Under “My Service,” you can:
- View collection schedule
- Request additional pickups
- Pause/restart service
- Change cart size
- Update account information
Modify your service as needed directly through your online account dashboard for convenience.
Going Paperless with Online Billing
You can opt out of mailed paper statements and go paperless. Under “My Bill,” select Paperless Billing.
Bills will be emailed each month and available in your Kimble account. Reduce clutter while saving trees by going paperless.
Getting Support from Kimble Customer Service
If you need help with your Kimble account, click “Support” in the top menu. Here you can:
- Search FAQs
- Start a live chat
- Submit support ticket
- View past tickets
Kimble aims to provide prompt responses and resolution for any account issues.
Accessing Your Kimble Account via Mobile App
In addition to web access, you can download the Kimble mobile app for Android or Apple.
Log in using your existing credentials for on-the-go account management. Mobile makes bills, service changes, and support just a tap away.
Keeping your Kimble waste and recycling service running smoothly is simple with online account access. Sign up in minutes to start paying bills, modifying service, contacting support, and managing your account from anywhere. Consistent on-time payments ensure uninterrupted collection service month after month.
Backflow Prevention & Cross Connection Control
Backflow prevention is essential for protecting our drinking water from the dangers of backflow. Backflow Solutions, Inc. (BSI Online) (https://www.bsionline tracking.com/) administers our Backflow Prevention Program, ensuring backflow prevention devices are installed and maintained in compliance with federal, state and local codes.
What is backflow?
Backflow is the reverse flow of water in any pipeline, causing non-potable water to flow into the public water supply. Backflow can occur when changes in water pressure create a suction effect, forcing non-drinkable water into the City’s drinking water supply. It is dangerous because it can allow drinking water in plumbing systems to become contaminated and unusable.
Backflow Prevention
Backflow preventers are mechanical plumbing devices installed in a plumbing system to prevent water from flowing backward in the system. A properly installed, tested and maintained backflow preventer at the service entrance to a building or property can reliably prevent the backflow of water of an unknown quality from flowing back into the community water system.
Typically, backflow prevention devices are required for plumbing system connections that contain chemicals or industrial fluids, irrigation systems, fertilizers or auxiliary water sources (including reclaimed water).
Annual Testing
The City sends notifications, through BSI Online, to most businesses 30 days prior to their testing due date. As of 2019, the City does not require residents to install a backflow devise on older homes. The Wayne County building code requires this on all new homes and has done so for the last 20 years. For help determining if you have or need a backflow device, please contact the Utilities Director at 330-925-2062. Not all devices are testable.
What is a Cross Connection?
A connection between drinking water pipes and any source of potential contamination is a cross connection. When the water pressure changes from internal usage or water system fluctuations, contaminated water may backflow into your plumbing from unprotected cross connections. Common household cross connections are garden hoses left in chemicals or in a pool and attachments to hoses used to apply lawn chemicals.
The Utilities Department also serves as the Citys point of contact for their contracted trash service. Currently, this is the Kimble Companies. Kimble uses carts for trash and recycling. The City has weekly trash pick-up every Tuesday, with recycling cart picked up every other week (see the Utilities Calendar for the next recycling pick-up). Kimble will empty the cart and pick up a maximum of ten bags of trash in addition to what is in the cart.
Kimble will also pick up one bulk item per week. Furniture with cushions or bedding (mattresses, box springs) need to be wrapped in plastic, with the plastic taped shut. If your trash or recycling is not picked up by the end of business on the assigned day, please call 330-925-2059.
The Utilities Department accepts the following payment types:
- Bank check
- Cash
- Credit card through Paya at 1-866-520-2495 or hit Bill Pay below.
- Money order
There is, however, a 2.95% fee anytime a credit card is used and a check fee of a $1.10 using the Paya service. There is a night drop to the right of the front doors of City Hall for after-hours payments.
First Time Users: Please sign up to set up an account. You can view balances and account payment history here, as well.
Registered Users: Please log in here.
Pay as guest: Please payhere
You can also sign up for ACH, where the monthly bill amount comes out of your bank account automatically each month. Over 600 people are already taking advantage of this service. You will receive a bill as normal so that you know how much will come out of your account on the due date. Just fill out the ACH form (PDF), sign it and bring in the form and a voided check that provides the bank routing and account number. There is no fee for this service.
Kimble dumping trash
How do I pay my Kimble recycling & disposal Bill?
doxo processes payments for all Kimble Recycling & Disposal services, including Waste & Recycling and others. Pay your Kimble Recycling & Disposal bill online with doxo, Pay with a credit card, debit card, or direct from your bank account. doxo is the simple, protected way to pay your bills with a single account and accomplish your financial goals.
What is Kimble recycling & disposal?
Kimble Recycling & Disposal provides waste management, recycling, and disposal services. Their sustainable approach to handling different waste types fosters a cleaner, greener environment. Common questions, curated and answered by doxo, about paying Kimble Recycling & Disposal bills. What ways can I pay my Kimble Recycling & Disposal bill?
What services does Kimble offer?
We offer a variety of residential waste removal and recycling services for Ohio communities. Select one of them to learn more. Curbside residential trash pickup is our core service, and we make it as convenient as possible for our customers. Learn more With Kimble, recycling is simple. We do the heavy lifting, so you don’t have to.
How do I pay a Kimble Bill?
Pay with your Visa, MasterCard, or Discover credit card or debit card, with Apple Pay, or with your bank account. All-In-One Bill Pay with doxo. Pay for free with Linked Bank Account. Fees may apply for other payment methods Also Known as: kimblecompanies.com, KIMBLE RECYCLING & DISPOSAL
Does Kimble pick up a trash can?
Your garbage toter must have “City of Brunswick” stamped on it. No personal cans will be picked up by Kimble. If your trash can is stamped with “Republic Services,” you will need to call Kimble and request a “City of Brunswick” toter. There is a $55.00 charge per toter to be delivered.
How do I contact Kimble companies?
Contact Kimble Companies at 1 (800)201-0005 for your customer service needs, complaints, etc