We do the gross part.
Recurring trash bin cleaning in Northlake, Argyle and Justin. We come on your trash day and you do nothing. Routes start the week of October 19, and founding members lock in $19.99 a month for as long as they stay.
How it works
Pick your plan online, leave your bins at the curb on your normal trash day, and come home to clean. Only the first step involves you.
The part people do not expect
Same bin, same day. This is what one Texas summer month does to the inside of a trash bin. We would apologize for the photo, but you probably need to see it.
Family Owned
Northlake/Argyle, TX
Started by a kid. Run by all of us.
It took our thirteen-year-old fifteen minutes to take out the trash. We were about to go looking for him. When he came back in we asked what took so long. He said the bin had bugs in it, so he had been rinsing it out. Nobody asked him to. It bothered him, and he did something about it.
The next morning he came downstairs and asked if he could go around the neighborhood washing other people's trash bins for money. Most families would say "sure, buddy" and forget about it by dinner. We almost did. Instead we built him a company — and this is it.
Zealand Davis
Every clean gives a dollar back.
Our family was built through adoption, so this one is personal. One dollar from every cleaning we complete goes to Christ's Haven For Children in Keller, a neighborhood of homes where displaced kids and teens are cared for and siblings stay together. They receive no state or federal funding, so every dollar comes from neighbors like us.
Where we serve
We’re starting with a few North Texas communities so we can build efficient routes, but we’re expanding quickly. If your city isn’t listed yet, reach out or join the waitlist. If enough neighbors in your area are interested, your community could be next.
Before you sign up
The questions neighbors actually ask, answered plainly. Yes, including the one about the smell.
What actually happens on cleaning day?
Leave your bins at the curb after the garbage truck empties them. We come by the same day, clean the inside and outside with hot high-pressure water, deodorize, and put them back where they were. The whole thing takes a couple of minutes per bin.
Do I need to be home?
How many bins are included?
Where does the dirty water go?
What is the catch with $19.99?
What if I don’t see my area on the service map?
