Coming Soon Garbage Can Cleaning
Our Expertise
Our team of professionals has years of experience in garbage can cleaning, sanitizing, and pressure washing. We are experts in cleaning all surfaces and have the knowledge and skills to handle any project.
Why Stinky Can
It only takes one bag of trash containing common household items like tissues, napkins, diapers, eggs, raw meat, spoiled milk, and rotting produce to infect your trash bins with harmful bacteria and germs such as Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria, and more. It only takes hours for bacteria to multiply by the thousands, and it only takes one single touch to potentially become infected.
Our Services
Garbage Cans are not our only specialty. We also offer Driveway, Deck, and Sidewalk Power Washing and Cleaning. We use top-of-the-line equipment designed specifically to clean these surfaces. We also provide commercial services for dumpster corrals using the same technology we can use to clean and sanitize the corral.
Our Equipment
A few clicks—that's all it takes. Once you set up your account, we'll add you to our schedule immediately. On your designated cleaning day, our team will visit your address with our self-contained, automated trash can cleaning system, built to clean, sanitize, and deodorize.
Our garbage can cleaning process will transform your trash cans on the spot without bothering you. We'll even collect and dispose of all the wastewater we create at a designated location. That means you don't have to worry about stinky water running into your yard, driveway, or down the block!
It really is that easy. When you partner with us, you can rest assured that your trash cans will not only look great and smell clean but also be fully sanitized.
Concrete Pressure Washing
Stinky Can provides concrete pressure washing in the entire St. Louis metro. Pressure washing removes all the stains, mold, oxidation, and other foreign materials built up on the driveway over time. After we finish pressure washing your driveway, it will look great. Most people think driveway concrete is solid, but it is porous and looks like a sponge at a magnified view. For this reason, driveway concrete should be protected with a sealer. The concrete must be clean to apply sealer, and 200-degree water at 3500 psi will undoubtedly clean and sanitize it.
