What we clean
Even with bagged trash, household bins can collect leaks, dirt, and stuck-on residue. Residential customers can ask to add garbage-can cleaning when another exterior-cleaning service is already scheduled at the property.
Place completely empty bins where they can be washed, drained, and left open to dry. It is a convenient way to include household bin cleaning with your residential exterior-cleaning visit.
A great fit for
- Empty household trash bins
- Ordinary residue and grime on the exterior
- Interior rinsing when there is a safe place for the bin to drain
- Adding bin cleaning to another scheduled residential service
How we handle the work
- Confirm that the bin is empty and contains no chemicals, sharp objects, or other unsafe material.
- Choose a cleaning and drainage spot away from vehicles, belongings, storm-sensitive areas, and foot traffic.
- Wash the agreed interior and exterior with controlled water use appropriate to the condition and site.
- Leave the lid open so the household bin can drain and dry before it returns to use.
A few things before the visit
- Empty all trash, bags, loose debris, and personal items.
- Remove hazardous material, chemicals, paint, oil, medical waste, sharp items, and animal waste.
- Place the bin where it can be accessed without blocking vehicles or walkways.
- Plan to leave the lid open while the bin dries.
A cleaning plan for your property
Add household bin cleaning to another scheduled residential service for a convenient refresh of ordinary residue and grime.
The add-on covers cleaning completely empty household bins. Waste removal, pest treatment, disinfection, deodorizing, and bin repairs are separate tasks; tell us about any lasting stains or odors when requesting the add-on.
