Jacksonville, NC · Onslow County
Trash Bin Cleaning in Jacksonville, NC
Your bins, washed, sanitized, and deodorized — right at the curb. We clean your trash and recycling bins where they sit, so you never have to scrub them yourself or live with the smell every time you open the lid. Now offered alongside our house washing, fence, driveway, and RV cleaning across Onslow County.
Keep It Clean Pressure Washing LLC · 203 Old Field School Lane, Jacksonville NC 28546
Why a hose won't fix a dirty bin
If your trash bin smells through the lid, draws flies, or leaves a trail every time you roll it to the curb, a rinse with the garden hose is not going to fix it. What is stuck to the inside — food waste, liquids, and bacteria — needs hot water, pressure, and a proper deodorizer.
Our curbside bin cleaning does that work for you. We wash, sanitize, and deodorize your trash and recycling bins at your home, leave them clean and dry at the curb, and clean up after ourselves. It takes a few minutes per bin, you do not need to be home, and there is no mess left in your driveway.
Add it on its own, on a regular schedule, or bundled with a house wash or driveway cleaning while we are already at your home.
Why homeowners add bin cleaning
No more bin smell — we remove the odor at the source, not just a spray on top.
Cleaner, healthier bins — a hot wash helps reduce bacteria, grime and residue inside the bin.
Fewer pests — less food residue means fewer flies, maggots, ants and critters.
Better curb appeal — clean bins at the curb match a clean house, fence and driveway.
HOA and neighbor friendly — bins look and smell the way your neighborhood expects.
Done at the curb — no scrubbing, no bleach, no dirty water in your driveway.
Our 3-step curbside process
1. We arrive at the curb. Leave your empty bins out after pickup — or on the day we schedule. You do not need to be home, just leave the bins accessible and empty.
2. We wash, sanitize, and deodorize. Each bin is lifted, washed inside and out with hot, high-pressure water, sanitized, and deodorized. Dirty water is contained and hauled away with us — not dumped in your yard or driveway.
3. We leave them clean at the curb. Bins are returned to the curb clean, dry, and deodorized, ready to roll back in. We will text or knock to let you know we are done if you would like.
What we clean
Residential trash bins (city and county rollout bins), recycling bins, and yard-waste bins where offered — most standard 32- to 96-gallon rollout bins.
Not sure your bin counts? Send us a photo when you request a quote and we will confirm before we come out.
Ways to book
Choose what fits your home. Most customers start with a one-time deep clean, then move to a regular schedule so bins never get back to where they started.
Monthly
$25 per visit
Homes that want bins kept up
Recurring visit every 4 weeks, billed per visit. 2 bins included; $8 each additional bin.
Quarterly
$45 per visit
Seasonal buildup
Recurring visit every 12 weeks, billed per visit. 2 bins included; $8 each additional bin.
One-time clean
$65
First clean or move-in / move-out
Single visit, deep wash & deodorize. 2 bins included; $8 each additional bin.
Bundle & save
Quoted with your visit
Book with house / driveway / fence / RV
Add bins while we're already on site. One quote, one visit.
Already booking a house wash, driveway, fence, or RV cleaning? Add bin cleaning to the same visit. It is the easiest way to try it, and your whole curb — house, concrete, and bins — is clean in one stop.
Where do we offer trash bin cleaning?
What do you need cleaned?
Trash Bin Cleaning questions, answered
Do I need to be home?
No. Leave your empty bins accessible at the curb (or where you normally store them, if we have agreed on that spot) and we will clean them and leave them at the curb when we are done. Most customers are at work when we come by.
When should I schedule — before or after trash day?
After pickup, on the same day or the day after, while your bins are empty. Tell us your pickup day on the quote form and we will aim to schedule right after it.
How often should bins be cleaned?
For most homes, monthly keeps odor and buildup from coming back. Quarterly works if your bins stay fairly clean. A one-time clean is a good place to start — especially after a move, a spill, or a summer of buildup — and then decide from there.
Can I add bin cleaning to a house wash or driveway cleaning?
Yes — that is the easiest way to book it. Check the bin cleaning box on the quote form along with your house, fence, driveway, or RV service and we will price it as one visit.
What bins do you clean?
Most residential trash and recycling rollout bins, typically 32 to 96 gallons. If you have a different bin or are not sure, send a photo with your quote request and we will confirm.
Do you leave a mess or dirty water behind?
No. Dirty water from your bins is contained and taken with us, and we rinse the work area before we leave. Your bins are left clean and dry at the curb.
What if my bins are really bad?
That is exactly what the first clean is for. Heavily soiled bins may need a little extra time on the first visit, after which regular cleanings are straightforward. Mention heavy odor or buildup on the form so we can plan for it.
Ready for bins you can open without holding your breath?
Free estimates, fully insured, veteran owned. Call (910) 358-7704 or request your estimate online.