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Curbside trash can cleaning for your home

We clean your household cans at the curb on trash day, so you never touch a hose, a brush or a bottle of bleach.

From $25 a month Sample price
Suburban house with a green lawn and a mailbox at the curb
What you get

Every clean includes

  • Inside and outside wash with 200-degree water, lifted onto our rig at the curb
  • Lid, hinge and wheel scrub, where grime and fly eggs collect
  • Hospital-grade, biodegradable sanitizer on every surface of the can
  • Deodorizer that keeps working past your next pickup
  • Wastewater pumped into the holding tank on our truck, not onto your driveway
  • Cans set back where you keep them, by the garage or behind the fence
  • A photo of your clean cans sent to your phone when we finish

What residential trash can cleaning looks like on your street

Your hauler comes first. Once the truck has emptied your cans, you leave them at the curb as usual. Our truck leaves the Conway base each morning and typically reaches a street within a few hours of pickup. We lift each 96-gallon roll cart onto the cleaning rig, wash the inside and outside with 200-degree water, sanitize and deodorize it, then wheel it back to the spot you told us about.

Each can takes about three minutes. A typical one-can home is done before you finish your coffee, and a three-can driveway takes under fifteen. You do not have to be home, unlock a gate or move a thing. Tell us on the booking form where the cans live and whether there is a side gate code we should know about, and we handle the rest.

We follow your actual route. Our service area covers all of Horry County, from the Conway Riverwalk to Cherry Grove, and the price does not change with the drive. If you are not sure when your hauler comes, the City of Myrtle Beach, City of Conway, City of North Myrtle Beach, Town of Surfside Beach, City of Loris and Horry County Solid Waste Authority all post collection schedules.

Why household cans need cleaning more often in Horry County

Heat and humidity do the damage here. A can that bakes in a driveway in July gets very hot inside, and a thin film of food residue left after pickup becomes a breeding ground for bacteria, flies and the smell you notice when you lift the lid. Rinsing with a hose moves the film around. It rarely removes it, and the runoff carries it down the driveway toward the storm drain.

Water above 140 degrees kills fly eggs and larvae, which is why we run at 200. Our unit also captures the dirty water in a tank on the truck. We dispose of it at an approved site, because storm drains in Horry County feed the Waccamaw River and the Intracoastal Waterway. Sandy driveways, pine straw and pollen season all add to what ends up stuck to wheels and lids, so those get scrubbed too.

If you would rather do it yourself, our guide on how to clean a trash can at home walks through it honestly. Most households find that paying $25 a month (sample) beats an hour with a hose and a brush every few weeks.

What to know before your first residential clean

A few honest limits. We clean cans that have been emptied by your hauler. If a bag is still inside, set it beside the can and we will put it back after the wash. We do not repair broken carts or replace missing lids, and a can that is cracked through may leak during washing, so tell us if yours is damaged.

Many Carolina Forest and Myrtle Beach communities have HOA rules about when cans may be at the curb and where they are stored. We return cans to the spot you name, and that spot should follow your community rules. Neighbors on the same street can ask about HOA and neighborhood pricing, which starts when ten or more homes sign up.

Pricing is posted and simple. Monthly service is $25 (sample) for the first can and $10 (sample) for each additional can, and every plan includes a photo and no contract. If your cans are not clean and odor-free when we leave, tell us within 48 hours and we come back and clean them again at no charge.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a plan and tell us your trash day

    Book online or call. Takes two minutes.

  2. 2

    Leave your cans at the curb after pickup

    No need to be home. We come after the hauler.

  3. 3

    We clean, sanitize and deodorize them on the spot

    200-degree water, about three minutes per can.

  4. 4

    You get a photo by text and your cans go back

    Cans go back where you keep them.

Proof

Look inside

This is a typical household can before and after one visit. Drag the slider to compare.

After: the same roll cart clean and closed, Conway, residential monthly clean
Before: the roll cart overflowing and stained, Conway, residential monthly clean
Before After
Conway, residential monthly clean 200-degree water, 3 minutes per can
Pricing

What it costs

Household cans start at $25 a month (sample) for the first can. Every plan includes the full wash, a photo by text and no contract.

Monthly

Most popular
$25Sample price
per month, first can. Additional cans $10 each.
  • One clean every month on your trash day
  • 200-degree wash, sanitize and deodorize inside and out

Every 3 months

$35Sample price
per visit, first can. Additional cans $12 each.
  • Four cleans a year on your trash day
  • 200-degree wash, sanitize and deodorize

One-time deep clean

$49Sample price
first can. Additional cans $15 each.
  • A single deep clean for neglected cans
  • Maggot and heavy residue removal included
See every price and add-on Rental host, HOA and commercial plans on the pricing page.
Reviews

What homeowners say about residential cleaning

Sample review
“We are in Carolina Forest and our cans sit in the sun all afternoon. They came the same day as pickup and texted a photo before I got home. No smell in the garage for the first time this summer.”
Sarah M.
Carolina Forest · Monthly plan
Sample review
“I did not have to be home or leave out a hose. The cans were back by the side of the house and the photo showed the inside, which was nice to see.”
[FIRST NAME] [INITIAL].
Red Hill · Residential cleaning
FAQ

Questions about residential trash can cleaning

As many as you have. The first can is the base price and each additional can costs less. Most homes have one trash cart and one recycling cart, and we clean them together on the same visit.

The 96-gallon roll cart is the common household size, and our rig is built for it. If you have a smaller or different cart, call (843) 222-0207 and ask us before you book.

We clean cans, we do not repair them. A cracked cart may leak during washing, so tell us ahead of time. Your hauler or Horry County can usually replace a damaged cart.

Usually yes. Note on your booking where the cans live and whether there is a gate or code. If you are unsure whether we can reach the spot, call and ask us.

You do not need to remember anything. We follow your trash day, clean after your hauler, and text you a photo when each clean is done. You can reply to any text to change or cancel.

Book once. We handle every trash day after that.

No contract. Cancel anytime from a text.