Trash cans are a breeding ground for bacteria, viruses, and odor-causing germs. These smells attract pests like insects and rodents, and if you store your cans in the garage (as many HOAs require), the stench quickly becomes unbearable.

At Fresh Bins, we don’t just rinse your cans — we sanitize them with 195° hot water and eco-friendly, biodegradable cleaners to eliminate 99.9% of bacteria. A simple hose won’t cut it — it just moves the mess around. We leave your bins truly clean, fresh, and safe for your home.

We offer monthly, quarterly, and one-time cleanings. In colder months, cleanings may pause due to freezing temperatures. For example, monthly customers typically receive 10 cleanings per year, while quarterly customers receive 3. You’ll only be charged for completed cleanings — no surprises.

We come to your home after your trash has been collected. You just leave the bins at the curb, and we take care of the rest.

We’ll assign your service to a rotating weekly schedule (Week 1, 2, 3, or 4 based on the month). Your plan runs for 12 months from your first cleaning. If your recycling bin is only collected every other week, just let us know — we’ll adjust accordingly.

Most customers are scheduled for cleaning on the same day as their trash pickup. However, depending on your area and your hauler’s timing, cleanings may occasionally happen the next morning.

We work around HOA rules and pickup schedules to ensure the most convenient service possible. You’ll get text reminders before and after each visit.

Yes! We offer a one-time deep cleaning for extra-dirty bins or special occasions (like moving in/out). But for long-term results and peace of mind, we recommend a recurring plan — they’re more affordable and keep your bins fresh year-round.

Once you sign up, we’ll reach out with your next available service date based on your location and trash pickup day.

Nope! You can choose which bins you want cleaned — trash, recycling, or both. Just let us know when you book.

Sorry, no. Each bin is assigned its own ID in our system, and the same bins are cleaned each visit.

Just contact us before your move. If you're relocating within our service area, we’ll update your address. If you're moving out of range, we’ll cancel your plan.

If you hose down your own bins, you could use 15+ gallons — and send dirty water into storm drains (which is illegal in many areas).

We use less than 4 gallons per cleaning, and our trucks reclaim the water for proper disposal through certified treatment facilities — keeping your home and the environment clean.

We use up to 3000 PSI of pressure, which removes most grime — but some substances (like old paint or tar) may take multiple visits or may not come off completely.

Even if your bin is older or stained, it will be sanitized, deodorized, and noticeably cleaner after every visit.