Commercial & HOA
Commercial dumpster-area and bin cleaning in the Triad
Commercial dumpster cleaning and bin corral washing with 200°F water and captured runoff. One walk-through, a quote within one business day, and a scheduled route across Kernersville, Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point, Oak Ridge, Summerfield, and Clemmons.
Stink-free guarantee: If a bin needs a second pass, it's free.
Who it is for
Anywhere a lot of trash sits in one place
Restaurants and food service
Grease, food waste, and a health inspector who looks at the back door. Carts and the dumpster pad cleaned on a schedule, before the smell reaches the patio.
HOAs and neighborhood associations
One route day for the whole neighborhood. Every home on the street gets clean bins on the same afternoon, billed to the association or to each homeowner.
Apartment and townhome communities
Shared carts and bin corrals take a beating. Regular hot-water cleaning keeps the corral from becoming the thing residents mention in reviews.
Property managers
One vendor, one invoice, a text when the work is done. Add properties to the route as you take them on.
Churches and schools
Cafeteria and fellowship-hall carts, cleaned on a day when the lot is empty. Fewer flies around the playground and the picnic tables.
What we clean
Carts, corrals, and the pad under the dumpster
Rolling carts
Every 64- and 96-gallon cart on the property, inside, outside, lid, and wheels, with about 200°F water under high pressure. Deodorized and rolled back.
Bin corrals and enclosures
The slab, the walls, and the gate. Hot water lifts the grease film and the dried spills; the dirty water is vacuumed up and leaves with us.
Dumpster pads
The concrete under and around the dumpster, where the leaks collect and the smell lives. Captured runoff, so nothing reaches the storm drain.
Why it matters
Four reasons the waste area gets attention
- Health codes. Inspectors in Forsyth and Guilford counties look at the waste area. A clean pad and clean carts are one less thing on the report.
- Pests. Flies, rats, and raccoons follow food residue. Take the residue away and the traffic drops.
- Odor complaints. The number one bin-related complaint from residents, tenants, and diners on a patio. Hot water fixes the cause, not the symptom.
- Curb appeal. The bin corral is the first thing a prospective tenant sees from the parking lot. It should not be the thing they remember.
How it works
- 1
Walk-through
We come out, count the carts, look at the corral and the pad, and ask about your pickup schedule. Fifteen minutes.
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Quote within one business day
A written price for the carts and the pad, by frequency. No contract. Dumpster interiors are quoted case by case after we see them.
- 3
Scheduled route
We clean after your hauler empties the containers, on a fixed day. You get a text when the work is done.
HOAs and neighborhoods
One route day for the whole neighborhood
Your trash truck already runs the whole subdivision on one day. We follow it. Every home that opts in gets clean bins that afternoon, and the association gets one invoice, or each homeowner signs up on their own at a neighborhood rate.
- Board-friendly: a short written proposal the board can vote on
- Association-paid or homeowner-paid, your choice
- Clubhouse, pool house, and mail-kiosk carts included on the same visit
- No contract. First baths start mid-February.
Ask for a quote
Tell us about the property and we reply within one business day to set up a walk-through.
Now booking: First baths start mid-February
Need your own bins done at home?
Residential plans start at $29 a month for two bins. Two minutes to sign up, no contracts, and nothing charged until your first bath is confirmed.
Stink-free guarantee: If a bin needs a second pass, it's free.