Trash Bin Cleaning in Hampton Roads

Does your trash collection bin have it’s own ecosystem growing inside? Smells, insects, and stuck-on debris are all signs that it’s time to get those collection bins cleaned out and refreshed…. Thats where we come in!

The team at 757 Wash Pros has specialized hot-water pressure cleaning equipment that’s specially designed to clean and sanitize the interior and exterior of standard residential trash and recycle collection bins. Using 200 degree water and a mild degreaser, the bin is blasted until it’s spotless on the inside. We follow this up with a squirt of scent and you’ll be ready to show off those fresh bins to the whole neighborhood!

Service Options

Monthly Cleaning - $20 for first 2 bins, add $5 for each additional

Quarterly Cleaning - $35 for first 2 bins, add $7.50 for each additional

One-Time Cleaning - $50 for first 2 bins, add $25 for each additional

What’s the point of cleaning my trash bins?

Your trash bins host the perfect environment for bacteria and other pathogens. The smells put off by dirty bins attracts insects and rodents and can be unbearable any time you go near. If you have to leave your cans inside your garage, you already know how horrible they can smell. HOA’s love this service and so do the homeowners. We use very hot water and industrial strength freshening agents to kill those harmful bacteria, remove the stink, and leave your cans smelling new again!

How often do you clean my trash cans?

The suggested option for service is monthly, where we will come by once per month on your collection day to clean the bins. Other options include a quarterly service and a one-time service. We give you the options to choose your own frequency so pick whatever you think is best. You can change your frequency at any time.

Will you provide a one-time cleaning service?

While we do offer one-time cleaning, it is best to perform this service on a recurring basis as one-time cleaning takes much more time and materials, and are priced accordingly.

I just signed up, when will you clean my cans?

We will contact you when we receive your order regarding the next service date in your neighborhood.

What chemicals do you use?

In almost all cases, the only thing we use is 200 degree hot water, followed by a freshening spritz of deodorizer. Did you know it is AGAINST THE LAW to clean your cans while letting the water run in to the storm drains? This “grey water” does serious damage to our waterways and the environment. We collect the water, haul it away and filter out all of the solids and dispose of everything properly.

Can you remove stuck-on items that have dried inside my can?

Using 200 degree water with 3000 psi pressure is very powerful and can remove almost all debris and stains inside the trash can. However, there are times that something is just TOO HARD to remove, such as industrial adhesives and certain kinds of paint. Cans that have never been washed might need multiple services before these stuck on items get removed.