Clean and Green Disposal
Low-emission collection routes and tidy on-site practices that keep streets, yards and shared spaces spotless.
What this service entails
Clean and Green is our residential flagship: weekly curbside collection on quiet, fuel-efficient routes, with crews trained to leave sidewalks swept, lids closed and bins lined up — never scattered.
HOAs and block associations get a single shared schedule, one point of contact and seasonal yard-waste weeks in spring and fall.
- Weekly sorted curbside collection
- Swept-stop guarantee on every visit
- Seasonal yard-waste weeks included
What's included
Sorted curbside bins
Two color-coded bins with picture guides on the lids, so the whole household sorts correctly from day one.
Yard and leaf weeks
Extra spring and fall collections for branches, grass and leaves — composted locally, never landfilled.
Block cleanup days
Quarterly hosted cleanups with bags, grabbers and a truck at the end of your street. Bring the neighbors.
How it works
Pick your plan
Basic, Standard or Premium — choose online in two minutes and get your bins within the week.
Sort with the guides
Lid pictures and a fridge magnet show exactly what goes where. Contamination questions? Text us a photo.
Set out and relax
Bins out by 7am on your day. We collect, sweep the stop and send a monthly diversion snapshot.
Streets you'd show off
Our swept-stop guarantee means crews carry a broom on every route. If a stop is ever left messy, the next pickup is on us — that's the deal, in writing.
See Zero Waste resultsCommon questions
By 7am on your collection day. Routes run 7am–5pm; you'll get a text when the truck is two stops away on Standard and Premium plans.
First time, we sort it and leave a friendly tag showing what went wrong. Repeat issues get a quick call so we can fix the habit together — never a surprise fee.
We slide, never skip: holiday weeks shift by one day and every customer gets the new schedule by text and email the week before.
Yes — groups of 20+ homes unlock shared-route pricing and a quarterly diversion report for the whole community. Ask about HOA plans on the contact form.
