Veteran-owned bin cleaning · Prineville & Redmond, Oregon

Prineville-based · Serving Central Oregon

Your bins, cleaned like royalty.

Kings brings a fresh, no-hassle clean to your trash and recycling bins — right at the curb, on your pickup route.

Met us in your neighborhood? This is the quick, no-pressure next step.

Kings logo — a crowned green bin. Smells like royalty.

VeteranOwned & operated

DirectCall or text Kaleb

CurbsideCleaned on your route

What we clean

Built around the bins already at your curb.

Choose what you need. We check your route first, then confirm everything by phone before anything is scheduled.

01

Trash bin clean

A dedicated deep clean for the bin that does the heavy lifting all week.

02

Recycling bin clean

Keep the recycling bin feeling just as cared for as the rest of the curb.

03

Deodorize & finish

The fresh part — knocked-down odor and a bin you don't hold your breath around.

04

Route service

Tell us your ZIP and preferred service. We check the route before promising a time.

The Kings standard

“Show up. Do great work. Smells like royalty.

A simple standard for every bin, every curb and every conversation.

Good to know

Quick answers.

Do I need to be home?

No. Leave the bin at the curb after pickup and we handle the rest. We confirm your service day by phone or text first.

Do I pay anything on this website?

No. No payment is taken online — you send a request, and Kaleb calls or texts to confirm the route and details before anything is scheduled.

What areas do you cover?

We're building routes in Prineville and Redmond right now. Send your ZIP and we'll tell you straight whether your curb is on the route.

Who am I dealing with?

A veteran-owned, local one-crew operation. The person who answers the phone is the person cleaning your bin.

Before we promise a time

Is Kings near your curb?

Send a quick request and Kaleb will call or text you back, usually the same day.

Prefer to talk? Call (541) 233-3492

1 min

What are you interested in?

No payment or booking happens here. By sending, you're asking Kings to follow up — not authorizing a charge.