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Ally Waste
James Crawley runs Ally Waste, a nationwide valet-trash platform for multifamily communities, with COO Harrison Crum and a proprietary technology stack.
Ally Waste
Ally Waste offers nationwide valet trash services for apartments, senior living facilities, and student living. Let us make life easier for your residents.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Mesa
Corporate office
Mesa, AZ, United States
Additional offices
Texas, United States · Georgia, United States
Principals
James Crawley
CEO
Harrison Crum
COO
Taylor McBride
CRO
Kevin Rafferty
CFO
Jason Soliz
VP of Operations
Nick Randall
VP of Technology
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs Ally Waste’s operations and investment decisions?
CEO James Crawley and COO Harrison Crum lead the company. The firm has not disclosed outside investors or a board, so operational and strategic decisions appear to rest with the executive team. Key functional leaders include CRO Taylor McBride, CFO Kevin Rafferty, VP of Operations Jason Soliz, and VP of Technology Nick Randall.
What exactly does Ally Waste do?
Ally Waste provides nightly doorstep valet trash collection, bulk-hauling, and on-site waste services for multifamily apartment communities, senior living facilities, and student housing. The firm deploys a W-2-employed workforce and tracks service with proprietary software that generates daily violation reports with photographic evidence for property managers.
How does Ally Waste differentiate itself from local trash haulers?
The firm combines a nationwide footprint with an in-house technology platform and a W-2 workforce rather than independent contractors. That structure allows it to offer daily service reporting, photo-based violation tracking, and dedicated client support — capabilities that fragmented local providers typically do not offer at scale.
Which property types does Ally Waste serve?
The company serves three segments: traditional multifamily apartment complexes, senior-living communities including assisted-living and hospice centers, and student-housing or campus dormitory properties. Its contracts are national in scope, with operations managed from offices in Arizona, Texas, and Georgia.
Is Ally Waste structured as a single family office, asset manager, or operating company?
Ally Waste is an operating services company, not a family office or investment firm. It generates revenue from multi-year waste-services contracts with property owners and operators. There is no public evidence of a separate investment vehicle, fund structure, or family-office entity attached to the firm.
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