Bin rooms, wash bays and loading docks cleaned and washed down, bins scrubbed, recycling set up so it gets used, and bulk removal booked with a licensed contractor. Collection itself stays with your waste company.
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The scope
The scope lists each bin area, the number of bins, how often they're washed and where the wash water goes.
Every waste area clean
Common schedule
How we do it
Bin rooms
A hose on its own moves grime around. Bin room floors are scrubbed with a degreaser, walls and doors are wiped where bags rub and splash, and the wash water goes to a sewer drain, because stormwater runs untreated to creeks and the sea. Grates are cleared so the room doesn't hold water.
Bins
Washes are booked after your collection day, so the bins are empty. Each one is washed inside and out, with the lid, hinges and wheels done too. Food and grease bins get a degreaser and a sanitiser. Cracked bins and missing lids go in the visit record for your collector.
Recycling and bulk waste
Recycling fails when the bins are in the wrong place or the labels are unclear. Bins go where the waste is made, labelled plainly, and contamination is noted in the record. Bulk and hard waste is removed by a licensed waste contractor we book, and the area is cleaned after.
In and out
Time-stamped on arrival and when the visit closes.
Ticked
Each area marked done against the scope you signed off.
Photographed
The areas that matter, finished. Faults flagged with a photo.
Questions
No. Collection and transport stay with your licensed waste company. We clean the bin areas and bins around their pickups, set up recycling, and book bulk removal with a licensed contractor when you need it.
It depends on what goes in it. Food and grease waste usually needs a weekly clean, more so in summer. Dry office waste and cardboard can go fortnightly or monthly. The walk-through looks at the bins, the smell and the drains, and the scope sets the frequency.
To a sewer drain, never stormwater. Bin wash water carries food, grease and detergent, and stormwater drains run untreated to creeks and the sea. If a bin area has no sewer drain, the scope says how the water is collected.
Yes, in a practical way. We look at where waste is made, put recycling bins there, label them clearly and note in the visit record when bins are contaminated. Your waste company sets which streams they accept.
Yes. Old furniture, stock and hard waste are removed by a licensed waste contractor we book, and the area is cleaned after. The scope lists what's going, the bin or truck size and the clean.
A 15-minute walk-through to see the bins, the drains, the access and your collection days, then a written scope with the price.