Started in our own driveway.
Still local.
We're two brothers from Utah County who got tired of the smell and built a trailer to fix it. Every can gets washed at 200°F, sanitized, deodorized, and photographed before we leave your street.
Why a trash can company?
It started with our own cans. A summer of food scraps and a winter of frozen spills, and by spring the garage smelled like something had died in there. A hose just moved the mess into the gutter.
So we built a better way: a trailer with 200°F water, high pressure, sanitizer, and a recovery tank so nothing runs into the storm drain. Then we started cleaning cans for neighbors in Utah County.
Today we cover every city in Utah County and Salt Lake County. Still two brothers, still owner-operated, and still texting every customer a photo before we drive off.
5.0★
Google rating50+
Google reviews2
Brothers, one trailerInsured
& licensed in UtahThree things we won't compromise on.
200°F
Hot, or it doesn't count
Cold water moves grime around. Ours dissolves grease and kills 99.9% of bacteria on contact.
0 gal
Nothing down the drain
Every drop is recaptured on the trailer and disposed of at a licensed facility. Utah water stays clean.
1 text
Proof, every time
A photo of your clean cans hits your phone before we leave your street.
Small team. Big trailer.
You'll see the same two faces on your street every visit. Say hi. We'll wave back.
Built to blast, built to recapture.
Utah water stays in Utah.
Every gallon we use is recaptured on the trailer and disposed of at a licensed facility, not sent down the gutter. We live here too, and we'd like the water to stay clean.
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