Same wall. Different week.
A real apartment building in Newark. The same trash area before Five Star Curb took it over, and after. Drag the arrows to compare.
What comes off your plate.
The trash area is the part of a building residents see every day and nobody wants to own. We own it, on a schedule, so your super and your manager don't have to.
Trash prepared for pickup
Household garbage consolidated and bagged, liners replaced, and containers set out for municipal collection and brought back after.
Cardboard under control
Boxes broken down and staged for recycling pickup, so cardboard stops piling up around the containers.
Bins organized
Containers lined up, lids closed, and overflow handled before it turns into a complaint or a violation.
The area left clean
Loose trash picked up around the containers and the walkway cleared. Overflow, illegal dumping, and bulky items are reported to management with photos.
We aren't a hauler. Mattresses, furniture, electronics, construction debris, hazardous waste, and major cleanups are quoted separately.
Every visit ends with a photo.
Most managers never know whether the trash area was handled until a resident complains. With us, you see it. After each visit your manager gets a short report: what was done, what we noticed, and pictures of the area as we left it.
Typical schedule for a 20 unit building: several short visits a week, timed around your collection days.
Example report
Thursday, 7:40 AM
Trash area serviced
- Trash bagged and set out for collection
- Loose trash cleared around containers
- Cardboard broken down for recycling
- Mattress left by the side gate. Bulk pickup needed.
Where we fit.
We are
The link between your building, your management team, and municipal collection. A recurring service with a set scope, a set schedule, and proof that it happened.
We're not
A garbage hauler, a door to door valet service, or a replacement for your super or your sanitation provider. We work alongside them.
How it starts.
- 1
We walk the property
We look at the trash area, your collection days, the unit count, and what's going wrong today.
- 2
You get a plan for that building
A written scope, a visit schedule, and one flat monthly price. Commercial pricing depends on the building, so every plan is quoted on its own.
- 3
Service starts on your schedule
Visits line up with your pickup days, and reports start with the first one.
Close by, on purpose.
We grow block by block, so the buildings we serve stay close together and our visits stay on time.
Managing several buildings? We set up one agreement for the portfolio.
Show us your trash area.
We walk the property with you, then send a written plan for that building.