What Does Trash Can Cleaning Include? A Pro-MTC Walkthrough

Step 1: Choose a plan and schedule the service

The process begins by choosing one of the plans currently displayed by Pro-MTC. Every six weeks costs $19.99 for the first bin and is marked Most Popular. Every 12 weeks costs $29.99 for the first bin. A one-time cleaning starts at $59 and does not require a subscription.

The plan determines how often the cleaning repeats, but the service is built around the same goal: remove the grime, bacteria, odors, and pest-attracting residue that ordinary trash pickup leaves behind. There are no contracts on the recurring plans, and the site states that customers can cancel anytime.

Step 2: Pro-MTC syncs with your trash day

Trash can cleaning works best after collection, when the container is empty. Pro-MTC syncs service with your trash day and sends a text reminder the night before so you can leave the cans out. After pickup, the cleaning can happen without requiring you to scrub the can or handle the mess yourself.

This timing is one of the practical parts of the service. You use the can normally, put it out for collection, and leave it accessible for cleaning. Customer feedback already shown on the site also describes reminder messages and service completed after trash day.

Step 3: High-temperature sanitizing at 250°F

Pro-MTC’s central cleaning claim is 250°F high-temperature sanitization. The purpose is not just to rinse loose dirt away. The site describes the process as killing bacteria, eliminating odors, and helping stop flies and maggots. That addresses the conditions that make a trash can unpleasant even after the bag and household waste have been removed.

Sanitizing is included across the 6-week, 12-week, and one-time choices. The recurring plans help prevent the same buildup from remaining for long periods, while the one-time option provides a deep reset when a customer wants a single service.

Step 4: Degreasing and deodorizing

The walkthrough shown on the homepage includes eco-friendly degreasing and deodorizing. Degreasing addresses residue that can cling to the inside of a can, while deodorizing targets the smell left behind. The site also states that Pro-MTC uses biodegradable cleaners and recycles all water as part of its eco-friendly process.

This step explains why professional service is different from simply moving the can into the driveway and spraying it. The process combines heat, cleaning, and odor treatment in a sequence intended to leave the container fresh rather than temporarily wet.

Step 5: Pest prevention treatment

Dirty, smelly cans can attract flies and other pests. Pro-MTC lists pest prevention treatment as the next part of its process and repeatedly connects regular cleaning with stopping flies and maggots. Removing the residue and odor that draw pests is part of keeping the can consistently clean between trash days.

The every-6-weeks plan emphasizes this preventive approach. The every-12-weeks plan provides a less frequent refresh, and one-time cleaning handles an immediate deep-clean need. The right interval depends on how quickly odor and buildup return in your household.

Step 6: Final inspection and return

The final listed step is an inspection and quality check. After cleaning, the cans are returned clean, fresh, and ready to use. Pro-MTC describes the finished experience as no mess, no fuss, and no need for the customer to touch gross cans. Reminder and completion texts are included in the displayed plan features.

From the customer’s perspective, the sequence is straightforward: receive the reminder, leave out the empty can, and use it again after the service is complete. The cleaning itself handles sanitizing, degreasing, deodorizing, pest prevention, and the final check.

Adding extra trash or recycling bins

Additional bins can be cleaned with any of the three options. On the every-6-weeks plan, each extra bin is $7. On the every-12-weeks plan, each extra bin is $9. With a one-time cleaning, each additional bin is $24.99. That lets a household include more than one trash can or add a recycling bin to the same visit.

Pro-MTC serves St. George, Hurricane, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara, and surrounding Washington County areas. Booking is available through the Bubble Binz Southern Utah page, and questions can also be handled by calling or texting Pro-MTC.