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Trash Can Cleaning in Delray Beach, FL
From the walkable blocks around Atlantic Avenue to the canal streets of Tropic Isle, we keep Delray Beach cans hot-water clean, deodorized, and back at the curb before you're home.
Choose your cleaning plan in Delray Beach
Options to fit your needs. Every plan includes 2 cans, hot-water washed inside and out, sanitized and deodorized. $5 per additional can. No contract.
Monthly
Cleaning
$5 each additional Can
- One Cleaning Every Month
- Billed Monthly
- NO CONTRACT REQUIRED
- Minimum of Three Services
Quarterly
Cleaning
$5 each additional Can
- One Cleaning Every Three Months
- Billed Quarterly
- NO CONTRACT REQUIRED
- Minimum of Three Services
One-time
Cleaning
$5 each additional Can
- One Time Cleaning Only
- Billed Once
- NO CONTRACT REQUIRED
Curbside can cleaning for Delray Beach
Delray mixes downtown bungalows, gated communities west of I-95, and older single-family neighborhoods, and in the Florida heat they all share one problem. A can left in the sun for a week grows bacteria, odor, and the flies and maggots that follow.
The City of Delray Beach Sanitation Division page says garbage is collected Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., with no trash, recycling or yard waste collection on Thanksgiving and Christmas. Waste Management handles delivery and replacement of containers, and the Solid Waste Authority supplies recycle bins and runs two free Home Chemical and Recycling Centers near Delray Beach for batteries and household hazardous waste.
Outside the city limits, in unincorporated Palm Beach County? Use the Solid Waste Authority's Pickup Schedule (it has a My Service Collection Days tool), Pickup Guidelines and Pickup Issues pages.
Some of the neighborhoods we serve in Delray Beach
- Pineapple Grove
- Lake Ida
- Tropic Isle
- Del-Aire
- Sherwood Park
- Delray Shores
- Osceola Park
- Woods of Southridge
These are just examples. Wash My Can cleans trash and recycling cans in every neighborhood in Delray Beach, across ZIPs 33444 / 33445 / 33446 / 33483 / 33484. From Old School Square and Atlantic Avenue downtown to the communities out by the Delray Marketplace, we run routes across the whole city. Don't see your street? Reach out and we'll confirm you're covered.
Why Delray Beach cans take a beating
Salt air, afternoon humidity, and full-sun curbs are hard on trash cans in Delray Beach. Around downtown and the streets off Atlantic Avenue, many homes keep cans in a side yard or beside the garage, where moisture lingers and a warm can can go from mildly funky to unbearable in a matter of days.
Delray also has a large seasonal population, and a can that sits idle through a hot summer is one of the worst offenders. A one-time cleaning is a simple reset when you get back, and a recurring plan keeps it from building up in the first place.
How it works in Delray Beach
We arrive after your regular Delray Beach trash pickup, wash the can inside and out with 200° hot water and an eco-friendly disinfectant, capture the dirty gray water from inside the can in our trailer's holding tank, and put the can back where you keep it. You don't need to be home. See the full five-step process.
Delray Beach can cleaning questions
Do you service HOA and 55+ communities in Delray Beach?
Yes. We work with several communities west of Delray for bulk residential and dumpster cleaning. Contact us for community pricing.
Which day is garbage pickup in Delray Beach, and when will you clean my can?
The City's Sanitation Division collects garbage Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., and your day depends on your address, which the City's pickup schedule shows. We clean after your pickup, once the can is empty.
Is it safe for kids and pets?
Yes. We use environmentally safe, eco-friendly products (no harsh chemicals) and the dirty gray water from inside the can is collected in our trailer holding tank and hauled off, never left on your lawn or in a storm drain.
Do you clean cans near the beach and canals in Delray Beach?
Yes, we cover the whole city, including the beach-side streets and canal neighborhoods like Tropic Isle. The dirty gray water from inside every can is collected in the holding tank on our trailer.
Do you clean the carts the City or hauler provides in Delray Beach?
Yes. We clean the garbage and recycling cans you already use, including hauler-provided carts, and return them to where you keep them. If a can is cracked or missing, the City's page says to ask Waste Management for a replacement container and the Solid Waste Authority for recycle bins.
Helpful reading for Delray Beach
Why Does My Garbage Can Smell Like a Dead Animal?
What causes the stench, why a hose rinse fails, and how to fix it for good.
How to Keep Raccoons and Rats Out of Your Garbage
What draws raccoons, rats and possums to the curb, and how to stop them.
DIY vs Professional Trash Can Cleaning: Is It Worth It?
How scrubbing your own can compares with professional cleaning, from runoff to results.
Other Palm Beach County areas we clean
Just outside Delray Beach? We're probably on your street too.