Dumpster And Trash Bin Cleaning
We take pride in bringing our services to you. We have a dedicated staff that hears you and focuses on bringing you the best!
Our Cleaning Process
Your trash bin cleaning service starts with a pickup day, time, and location. Our trucks wash your bins curbside, right on the spot. Each bin gets the exterior manually power washed including wheels, outside surface, rim, and lip. Each bin is then lifted into the hopper, upside down, to be blasted with the rotating nozzles, spraying 200-degree temperature water. The bin is then lowered to the ground, wiped down and returned to its original location.
Commercial Services
We use high pressure, fresh drinkable water on each dumpster/bin which has been heated to 200 degrees to remove 99.9% of all germs. This helps prevent the spread of diseases such as e-coli, salmonella, and listeria.
We sanitize and freshen your bins eliminating odor-causing bacteria and other harmful organisms.
Our eco-friendly process means no mess, trash, or dirty water left behind. We retain the dirty water, which prevents it from being filtered through the city’s sewage system.
When we service your dumpsters, the time is ideal to also have your dumpster pad and enclosure sanitized. If left unclean, these areas build up contaminants and soils that could result in work related and storm water pollution. We can easily schedule this pad cleaning right along with your regular dumpster service.
Locations include but are not limited to supermarkets, office buildings, restaurants, hospitals, schools, and apartment buildings.
HOA & PROPERTY MANAGERS
Let us free your neighborhood or apartment complex from unsightly filth while eliminating health risks associated with harmful bacteria and viruses. Prospective tenants can be “turned off” from leasing your property by unsightly public areas.
PAD CLEANING
Your concrete pads can be as dirty, germ infested and as smelly as your dumpsters. We can clean those as well. Just ask us!
Never Touch a Dirty Trash Bin Again!!!
Tired of holding your breath or closing your eyes when you take out the garbage? Did you know that finding maggots in your trash cans is not uncommon. In two weeks, one fly can lay over 1000 eggs in your household garbage. If you’ve never cleaned your trash cans, just imagine what kind of germs and bacteria are lurking in there.
We take pride in bringing our services to you. We have a dedicated staff that hears you and focuses on bringing you the best!