Question 1

Do you clean both trash and recycling bins?

Accepted Answer

Yes. QCBC cleans residential trash and recycling carts inside and out. You can book one bin, two bins, or add extra bins to an eligible package.

Question 2

How much does bin cleaning cost?

Accepted Answer

A one-time cleaning is $30 for one bin or $40 for two bins. Extra bins are $10 each. A three-visit plan is $75 total for one bin or $105 total for two bins. Each plan includes exactly three cleanings and does not renew automatically.

Question 3

When will my bin cleaning be scheduled?

Accepted Answer

Choose the weekday your trash is normally collected. QCBC schedules the next available cleaning on that weekday after collection. New bookings are not assigned for the same day, and same-day or same-week service is not guaranteed.

Question 4

How should I prepare my bins?

Accepted Answer

Leave each bin empty and accessible after collection. A little stuck-on debris is fine, but full bags or other contents must be removed before cleaning.

Question 5

What access does QCBC need?

Accepted Answer

QCBC needs access to your outdoor water spigot and an outdoor GFCI electrical outlet. Standard house water is used; QCBC does not use heated water or a hauled water tank.

Question 6

What is included in a bin cleaning?

Accepted Answer

The inside and outside are pressure washed with equipment rated up to 3,000 PSI and adjusted for the surface, then soap and scrubbing are used to loosen grime and reduce odors. Complete stain or odor removal cannot be guaranteed.

Question 7

How can I pay?

Accepted Answer

You can pay online when booking or pay after a completed cleaning by cash or card. Paying online for a three-visit plan covers the full plan total; pay-after customers pay the applicable visit amount after each completed visit.

Question 8

What if I need to reschedule or cancel?

Accepted Answer

Contact QCBC as soon as possible to change an upcoming appointment. Completed services are final except where required by law. If QCBC cannot perform prepaid work, the unperformed portion is rescheduled or refunded.

Question 9

What concrete areas do you clean?

Accepted Answer

QCBC reviews concrete driveways, sidewalks, walkways, and front steps. Each property is checked for size, surface condition, access, and runoff before the work is accepted.

Question 10

How do concrete quotes work?

Accepted Answer

Send the service address, approximate measurements, condition details, and clear photos through the quote form. QCBC reviews the request and confirms the scope and price in writing before anything is scheduled.

Question 11

Can you estimate from photos and measurements?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Photos and approximate length and width help QCBC review the surface and prepare an estimate. A quote request is not a confirmed appointment, and the property must still be a suitable fit.

Question 12

How should I prepare the concrete area?

Accepted Answer

Remove vehicles, furniture, toys, planters, and other movable items from the requested work area. Make sure QCBC can reach the surface and the outdoor water spigot and GFCI outlet.

Question 13

Will every oil mark or stain come out?

Accepted Answer

No result can be guaranteed. Improvement depends on the concrete’s age and condition, the type of stain, and how long it has been present. Some oil, rust, or deeply set discoloration may remain.

Question 14

What water and power access is required?

Accepted Answer

The quote form asks you to confirm a working exterior water spigot and exterior GFCI outlet. Access and runoff are reviewed before scheduling.

Question 15

How are concrete jobs scheduled and paid?

Accepted Answer

After QCBC reviews your request, the scope, price, payment terms, and appointment details are confirmed directly with you in writing. The public quote form does not collect payment or confirm a booking.

Question 16

What siding cleaning does QCBC offer?

Accepted Answer

QCBC offers low-pressure cleaning for vinyl siding to address surface dirt and organic buildup. Roofs, gutters, windows, and unrelated house materials are not included in this service.

Question 17

Can I request one side or the whole house?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Use the quote form to describe how many sides need cleaning. QCBC reviews the photos, access, siding condition, and scope before deciding whether the job is a suitable fit.

Question 18

How do I get a siding quote?

Accepted Answer

Send property details and clear photos through the quote form. The request is free and does not confirm an appointment. QCBC provides the accepted scope and price in writing before work begins.

Question 19

Why is siding cleaned with lower pressure?

Accepted Answer

QCBC uses a careful low-pressure approach suited to vinyl siding rather than treating it like concrete. The method is selected after reviewing the material and condition.

Question 20

How should I prepare for siding cleaning?

Accepted Answer

Close windows, clear movable items from the work area, and make sure the requested sides are accessible. Please identify any known damage or areas of concern before scheduling.

Question 21

What water and power access is required?

Accepted Answer

The quote request asks you to confirm access to a working exterior water spigot and GFCI outlet. QCBC reviews the site access before accepting and scheduling the work.

Question 22

How are siding jobs scheduled and paid?

Accepted Answer

Once the request is reviewed, QCBC confirms the accepted scope, price, payment terms, and appointment details directly with you in writing. No payment is collected through the public quote form.

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