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Trash Can Cleaning in Lake Worth Beach, FL
In Lake Worth Beach's historic bungalow blocks, cans live close to the house and close to the neighbors. We keep them sanitized and deodorized so nobody has to smell trash day.
Choose your cleaning plan in Lake Worth 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 Lake Worth Beach
Lake Worth's older, tightly-spaced lots mean a dirty can is everyone's problem: yours, your neighbor's, and whoever walks the dog past your driveway. A monthly hot-water clean keeps the bacteria and the smell down.
We service curbside after your pickup across the city, from the Intracoastal side through downtown to the Lake Osborne neighborhoods west of Dixie.
The City of Lake Worth Beach Solid Waste & Recycling page describes full-service garbage, recycling, yard waste and bulk collection, lets you look up your schedule by address and shows your collection zone on a map. The Solid Waste and Recycling office is on 2nd Avenue North.
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 Lake Worth Beach
- College Park
- Parrot Cove
- Bryant Park
- Downtown Lake Worth Beach
- Lake Osborne Heights
- Sunset Ridge
- Mango Groves
- South Palm Park
These are just examples. Wash My Can cleans trash and recycling cans in every neighborhood in Lake Worth Beach, across ZIPs 33460 / 33461. From the Lake Worth Pier and the Cultural Plaza to the neighborhoods west of I-95, we cover the whole city. Don't see your street? Reach out and we'll confirm you're covered.
Small lots and historic streets in Lake Worth Beach
Lake Worth Beach is known for its historic districts, Lake Avenue, and the pier. Many homes here sit on compact lots, so a can often lives close to the house, a fence, or a neighbor's window, exactly where a sour can is hardest to ignore.
We work throughout the neighborhoods people still search for as “Lake Worth” (College Park, Bryant Park, South Palm Park, and the areas west of I-95) and clean each can right at the curb, so you don't have to make room for us in a tight side yard.
How it works in Lake Worth Beach
We arrive after your regular Lake Worth 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.
Lake Worth Beach can cleaning questions
The lots here are small. Where do you clean the can?
Right at the curb, on your service day. Our equipment is on the truck, so there's no mess left on your driveway or swale.
How do I find my trash pickup day in Lake Worth Beach?
The City's Solid Waste and Recycling Division lets you look up your schedule by address and shows your collection zone on a map. We clean after your pickup, once the can is empty.
Do you serve the unincorporated "Lake Worth" areas west of the city?
Often, yes. Many addresses west of I-95 use a Lake Worth mailing address. Send us yours and we'll check.
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 both 33460 and 33461 in Lake Worth Beach?
Yes. Both ZIP codes are on our routes.
Helpful reading for Lake Worth Beach
HOA Trash Can Rules: Keep Your Cans Clean and Compliant
What HOA rules can cover, and how to stay compliant and avoid violation letters.
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.
Other Palm Beach County areas we clean
Just outside Lake Worth Beach? We're probably on your street too.