Dumpster Pad Cleaning

What This Service Involves

Dumpster and refuse enclosure pads collect grease, food residue, and leachate that generate odor and attract pests if left unaddressed. Our crews degrease and hot-water wash pad surfaces, walls, and gates, then apply sanitizing and deodorizing treatments to control bacteria and smell. Leachate and wash water are contained and recovered to keep contaminants out of the storm system, an important source-control measure for these high-risk areas. Cleaning is coordinated around collection schedules so enclosures are accessible when needed. Regular servicing keeps facilities compliant and neighbors satisfied.

Benefits

Controls odor and deters pests at refuse enclosures; Removes grease and leachate staining from pads and walls; Contains high-risk wash water for stormwater source control; Sanitizing treatments reduce bacteria at collection points; Coordinated with hauling schedules for uninterrupted access

Our Process

1) Coordinate timing around collection and enclosure access; 2) Contain leachate and set up wash-water recovery; 3) Degrease and hot-water wash pads, walls, and gates; 4) Apply sanitizer and deodorizer, then recover and dispose of water

What Affects the Cost

Number and size of pads and enclosures; Degree of grease and leachate accumulation; Containment and disposal of high-risk wash water; Coordination with waste-collection schedules; Cleaning frequency and sanitizing requirements

Best Time of Year

Dumpster-pad cleaning benefits from increased frequency in warm summer months when odor and pest activity peak, but is valuable year-round.