How Pro-MTC Trash Can Cleaning Works

Start by selecting a cleaning interval

Pro-MTC offers three ways to schedule service. The every-6-weeks plan starts at $19.99 for the first bin and is marked Most Popular. The every-12-weeks plan costs $29.99 for the first bin. A one-time cleaning starts at $59 when you want a single deep reset rather than recurring care.

Additional bins can be included on the same visit. They cost $7 each on the 6-week plan, $9 each on the 12-week plan, and $24.99 each for a one-time cleaning. The recurring options have no contracts, and the site states that customers can cancel anytime. You can compare the plans and extra-bin prices before booking.

The night-before reminder

Trash can cleaning is coordinated around collection day. Pro-MTC sends a text reminder the night before service so you know the cleaning visit is approaching. That reminder keeps the customer’s part straightforward: put the cans out for regular trash pickup and leave them accessible for cleaning the day after pickup.

The cans need to be empty before the cleaning can begin. Scheduling the visit after collection creates that opportunity without asking you to empty or wash them yourself. The site also lists a completion text among the plan features, so you receive another update after the work is done.

What the customer needs to do

Leave your cans out after trash pickup. That is the essential service-day step. There is no need to move the can into a separate washing area, gather cleaning supplies, or handle the residue inside it. Pro-MTC performs the cleaning and returns the container ready to use.

The process applies to trash cans and recycling bins included in your booking. If your home uses several containers, add them to the selected plan using the listed extra-bin pricing. The service schedule then follows the same trash-day routine for the included cans.

The four-part professional cleaning process

Once the empty can is accessible, Pro-MTC moves through the four cleaning stages already described on the site. Each stage addresses a different part of the residue, odor, and pest problem left behind after routine collection.

1. High-temperature sanitizing: The sanitizing stage targets bacteria and odors and helps stop flies and maggots.
2. Eco-friendly degreasing and deodorizing: Biodegradable cleaners address grime and odor inside the container.
3. Pest prevention treatment: The process focuses on the residue and odor conditions associated with flies and maggots.
4. Final inspection: The can receives a quality check before it is returned clean, fresh, and ready to use.

Pro-MTC also states that it recycles all water used in the cleaning process. Together, these steps go beyond moving loose debris with a hose. They combine sanitizing, cleaning, deodorizing, pest prevention, and inspection in one visit.

Where service is available

Pro-MTC serves Washington County in Southern Utah. The cities named on the site are St. George, Hurricane, Washington, Ivins, and Santa Clara, along with surrounding areas. The existing booking experience routes customers through the Bubble Binz St. George service page.

If you are ready to schedule, choose the plan that matches how often you want the process repeated. If you still have a question about timing or your cans, call or text Pro-MTC at (435) 375-3714.