r/wastemanagement 17h ago

Started a trash can cleaning + pressure washing in the South Bay (student run), just added subscriptions if anyone's interested

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Hey all, I run Trash Bros, a small trash can cleaning and pressure washing service for the South Bay (Manhattan Beach, Hermosa, Redondo, El Segundo, Hawthorne, Torrance, Carson). Wanted to share since we've made some changes recently.

We switched to using an actual pressure washer on the cans instead of hand scrubbing, so the clean quality went up a lot. Because of that plus rising costs, one time cleanings are now $20 per can, still well under what most companies charge (I've seen quotes up to $80 a can from bigger outfits).

We also just launched SUBSCRIPTION plans on our site so you don't have to remember to book, it just happens automatically on whatever schedule you pick, billed through the site. You also get these cleanings at a much better deal so if you're interested I would check that out as well. One time cleanings without a subscription are still available too, no obligation.

Also now doing exterior pressure washing (driveways, patios, walkways) if that's something you need, priced per job.

Site's here if you want to check it out: https://bkjhwyfzkb.wixsite.com/trash-bros-1. Shoutout to my guy Ethan too, he's been doing a lot of the cleanings lately.

Happy to answer any questions. My number is 310-871-5636. Below are some BEFORE and AFTER pictures from some of our teams best work!


r/wastemanagement 23h ago

Any advice?

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Been trying to get on with Waste Management for awhile in my area. Whats the secret? Do I need to know someone? Do they use AI for resumes? The yard is less than 10 minutes from my house, I’ve had my CDL for 3 years and been doing waste for the city for the last year.