When was the last time your trash bins were cleaned?

Reduce Bacteria & Germs

Salmonella. E. Coli. Listeria. In your bin, right now.

Your trash bins are perfect breeding grounds for bacteria and germs due to food scraps, decomposing & spoiled foods, diapers, pet waste, medical waste, moisture, standing liquid, & hot weather.

Your trash bins may contain bacteria and germs such as Salmonella, E. Coli, Listeria, Staphylococcus, Enterococcus, Mold, Mildew, Fungi, & Viruses.

Monthly sanitation helps keep your bins cleaner and more hygienic, especially if you're a family with children, elderly residents, or pets.

We want you to feel safe the next time you put your hands on your trash bin handles or open the lid to throw away your garbage.

Eliminate Odors 🤢💩

That smell isn't going away on its own.

Tired of holding your breath every time you lift your trash lid?

Do you:
Store your trash bins in your garage or near your back door?
Deal with odors from food scraps or pet waste?

Heat only makes those smells worse. Let us keep your bins smelling fresh, clean, and sanitized year-round.

Pest Prevention 🪰🐜🦨

Flies. Roaches. Ants. Rodents. All welcome in a dirty bin.

• Flies are strongly attracted to decomposing waste & odors. They can lay dozens to hundreds of eggs inside your trash bin, which rapidly hatch into MAGGOTS.
• Cockroaches thrive in warm, damp environments with food residue. Trash bins give them both food and shelter, and they often spread from bins into garages, kitchens, and storage areas.
• Ants will trail to trash bins for sugar, grease, and protein particles. Once they find a reliable source, they establish strong scent trails and large colonies build up.
• Rodents (rats, mice, opossums, skunks) are some of the biggest offenders to a dirty trash bin. They're drawn to protein-rich scraps, grease, and anything edible leaking from bags. Once they find a bin, they tend to return nightly and may eventually nest nearby.