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The BinFather — Trash Bin Cleaner
A man in a tuxedo pressure-washing a trash bin outside a South Florida home at night

The BinFather presents

Trash bin cleaning

The BinFather washes, sanitizes and deodorizes trash and recycling bins at the curb across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach — $15 a bin, $30 a cleaning for your two carts, booked online in two minutes.

  • South Florida owned and operated. Not a franchise.

Easy online booking · 43 cities · No contract

A trash bin at night outside a South Florida home, with odor rising and a raccoon nearby

What is actually in there

EXT. Your driveway — 2 A.M.

Nobody has ever cleaned it

A trash cart is a warm, sealed plastic box that holds rotting food in Florida heat for a week at a time. Then it gets emptied — not cleaned — and starts again.

What builds up on the inside walls is not dirt. It is a bacterial film bonded to the plastic, and it is where the smell lives. It is also what flies lay eggs in, what roaches feed on, and what brings raccoons down your driveway at 2am.

A garden hose moves it around. It takes heat and pressure to take it off.

Take 1

1 week

of food waste, sealed in the heat

Take 2

Under a day

for fly eggs to hatch in summer heat

Take 3

0 drops

of our wastewater left on your property

Look inside your bin. I’ll wait.

The BinFather

Or don’t. The photographs below are the inside of real carts on real South Florida jobs, before and after.

Drag it yourself

Trash bin cleaning, ten minutes apart

Pull the handle across. That is what the inside of an uncleaned cart looks like after a Florida summer.

Inside a residential garbage cart, trash bin cleaning in South Florida — before cleaning
Inside a residential garbage cart, trash bin cleaning in South Florida — after cleaning
BeforeAfter
Evidence 01Photographed on the job
A curbside cart outside a Florida garage, trash bin cleaning in South Florida — before cleaning
A curbside cart outside a Florida garage, trash bin cleaning in South Florida — after cleaning
BeforeAfter
Evidence 02Photographed on the job

How it works

Four steps, and you are not one of them

You do not move anything, rinse anything, or need to be home. Put the cart out for collection like always. We come the same day, once the truck has emptied it.

  1. A BinFather technician pressure-washing a green bin beside the service truck
    01

    We come to you

    On your collection day, once the truck has emptied the cart. Nothing for you to move, rinse, or be home for.

  2. A technician washing out the inside of a green cart at the truck
    02

    Deep clean, complete coverage

    Our professional cleaning process thoroughly cleans every interior wall, lid, and rim — removing built-up grime and leaving your bins fresh and clean.

  3. Close-up of a pressure-wash wand lifting grime off the inside of a bin
    03

    Sanitize and deodorize

    A biodegradable, pet- and kid-safe treatment goes in behind the wash. It kills bacteria and takes the smell with it.

  4. A technician returning a clean cart to a gated South Florida driveway
    04

    We clean up after ourselves

    We tidy the area around the bin before we go, so all that is left behind is a clean container ready to use.

The BinFather — a portrait in the style of a 1970s film still, seated beside a spotless bin

The family

We make your bins an offer they can’t refuse.

The BinFather

The name is a joke. The route book is not — 43 cities, every week, whether or not anyone is home.

The family at work

Somebody takes care of it

Same trucks, same crew, same streets every week. You will start recognising them.

A BinFather technician wheeling a cart back up a palm-lined street
A technician washing out the inside of a green cart at the truck
A technician returning a clean cart to a gated South Florida driveway
A BinFather technician washing out a green cart beside the service truck under a Florida sky
A BinFather technician walking two freshly cleaned carts back up a driveway

Brand film — styled scenes, not footage of a specific customer job. The real before-and-afters are in the evidence.

The arrangement

Pick how often. That is the whole decision.

Every plan is priced per bin, with a 2-bin minimum — your trash and recycling carts. Each additional bin is just $10, so the more bins you have, the less each one costs: on the monthly plan 3 bins are $40 a visit — $13.33 a bin; 4 bins are $50 a visit — $12.50 a bin. Stated here so it is not a surprise on the invoice. No contract, no startup fee, no cancellation fee.

$15 a bin. No contract. Refuse that.

Our pick

The Standing Arrangement

Every month

$15a bin, per cleaning

$30 a visit · 2-bin minimum

Each additional bin $10

One-year plan — $30 a month, or $324 paid up front

$324 instead of $360 — 10% off

The one we recommend: a year of monthly cleanings — pay month by month, or pay the year up front and take 10% off. It never gets a chance to turn, so every visit is a quick one.

The Quarterly Visit

Every 3 months

$25a bin, per cleaning

$50 a visit · 2-bin minimum

Each additional bin $10

One-year plan — $50 every 3 months, or $190 paid up front

$190 instead of $200 — 5% off

Four cleanings a year, one every season — pay as each visit comes, or pay the year up front and take 5% off.

The One-Time Favor

Once, no subscription

$32.50a bin, per cleaning

$65 a visit · 2-bin minimum

Each additional bin $10

A single reset for a bin that has gone too far. Book it whenever you want one — no schedule, no commitment, nothing recurring.

  • South Florida owned and operated. Not a franchise.

Not sure how often? Take the 30-second bin check. Or see every plan and price on one page.

See every price

It’s not personal. It’s strictly business.

Two commercial dumpsters in a shared corral after cleaning, at a South Florida property

Commercial

Commercial dumpster cleaning for restaurants and HOAs

Dumpsters, cart banks, corrals and chute rooms — from $99 for a single container, scheduled outside service hours and billed to the association or the business.

Commercial service

Questions

Before you ask

Six things people ask before they book. The rest are on the FAQ page.

How much does trash bin cleaning cost in South Florida?

Between $30 and $65 per cleaning, and every price covers 2 bins. Monthly service — what we recommend — is $30 a cleaning for the 2 bins, which is $15 a bin (and less per bin with more: 3 bins are $40 a visit — $13.33 a bin; 4 bins are $50 a visit — $12.50 a bin), on a one-year plan of 12 monthly cleanings: pay $30 a month, or pay the year up front for $324 — 10% off. Every 3 months is $50 a cleaning — paid per visit, or $190 for the year up front, 5% off — because a bin left three months has far more built up than one cleaned every month. A one-time deep clean with no subscription is $65, and it can be booked whenever you want one. Each additional bin beyond the first two is a flat $10 per cleaning on every plan. No contract, no startup fee, no cancellation fee.

Do I need to be home when you clean my bins?

No. Leave the carts at the curb on your service day and we handle the rest. You get an email when the job is done.

What if my bin is still full?

We come on your collection day, after the truck has emptied the cart. If we arrive and it is still full, we come back rather than charge you for a partial job.

Where does the dirty water go?

Into a collection tank on our truck or trailer — nothing is left on your property. We bring our own water, work at the curb and tidy the area before we leave. South Florida's drains run into canals, rivers and the Intracoastal, so it is worth doing properly.

Will hot water damage my city-issued cart?

No. Municipal carts are high-density polyethylene rated well above the temperature we use, and we work at a distance rather than holding the wand against the wall.

Do you clean recycling bins too?

Yes. Recycling carts get overlooked because people assume they stay clean, but drink containers and food packaging leave sugar residue that draws ants and roaches just as effectively as garbage does.

A homeowner laughing beside two freshly cleaned green bins as a technician closes a lid

Book before your next pickup — we come that day, after the truck.

Leave the bin.
Take the clean one.

  • South Florida owned and operated. Not a franchise.
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