Most residents do best with a monthly trash can cleaning schedule. Monthly visits help prevent odor, maggots, flies, pests, and the growth of harmful bacteria inside your garbage cans and recycling bins. If you don’t need it monthly, quarterly cleanings still keep things under control and stop your dirty trash cans from getting too gross.

Yes. We wash, scrub, and sanitize your trash cans with hot water and high-pressure bin cleaning tools that remove the grime, grease, and dirty water that cause the stink. Because we get rid of the bacteria at the source, the smell doesn’t just get covered up, it’s gone.

Absolutely. Our trucks keep the dirty water contained so nothing leaks onto your driveway, garage, or lawn. This helps protect the environment because we’re not letting contaminated water with bacteria, salmonella, and trash residue run down the street or into storm drains.

Nope. As long as your trash bin, garbage bins, or recycling bins are at the curb and the lid is accessible, we can handle the whole process. Many customers simply leave their cans out after trash pickup and let us take care of the rest.

Not a problem. After your garbage trucks finish disposing of your weekly waste, just leave your cans out and we’ll come by to clean and deodorize them. We’re used to working around pickup times, so your appointment will still run smoothly.

Yes, we clean all residential bins, including regular trash cans, recycling bins, and yard-waste carts. Whether your container has old food, animals getting into it, spilled recycling, or just everyday trash, we can wash and sanitize it.

Definitely. Clean garbage cans prevent germs, bacteria, insects, flies, and strong odors from spreading around the home or garage where kids and pets usually play. You also lower the risk of things like salmonella hiding inside dirty garbage cans, making the area healthier for everyone.

We can still help. Even dirty, older cans can be washed, scrubbed with a brush, rinsed with a high-pressure hose, and fully sanitized. We remove as much grime, grease, and odor as possible, making the cans look and feel much better. While we can’t reverse years of reality-of-use wear, we do improve them a lot.